Does anyone have any tips on adding weight to a kickside for better spins?
You shouldn’t need any weight. BUT if you really want to add some you can go to a hardware store and get O-Rings that fit inside the irg area. Also you can pay a modder to add metal weight rings.
I’m w/ Icthus on this one. I don’t know if you have cleaned the bearing yet but I would start w/ that before adding weight.
Ha! I had that on my mind to put in that post but I guess I blanked on it. lol
Don’t worry, I’ve got your back, LOL!
You need to live in my house then. I need someone to have my back at all times! lol
LOL, you and me both!
So the winning suggestion is a clean bearing! Thanks fellas I’ll make that happen this weekend.
Make sure to use lighter fluid, or acitone. A paint remover, but doesn’t remove paint on yoyo bearings, be careful, both are highly flammable.
You can always remove the o-ring and silicone it. (I got two kicksides and silicones both o ring halves and put it together. It’s my best plastic and it Took like 20 minutes)
I actually forgot about this. Great idea. It will help too.
I have mine setup w/ two thick shims, sili’d, and a dry bearing. Plays like a champ!!!
I don’t have one anymore. lol I need another three or four. lol
Best $15 I’ve ever spent, LOL! I might have to get another one for modding. ;D
I have 5. All different types response and weight and what not. 
I love kicksides
aquarius ringssss they fit kicksides since they have the same pog size
Modding yoyos is so fun! We all love modding yoyos!
How would the Kickside play if I sili just the one O-ring side?
Re: the weight question. The rubber weight o-rings found underneath the caps of a Duncan FH-2 fit perfectly on the Kickside.