Pocket. I’ve had to move some other stuff around, and put tape on my metal pocket pen.
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I did this for awhile.
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You mean drink whiskey? 
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Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha!!!
Nope those are fantastic bags.
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Any updates for anyones carry? I use the SGT Sling on my belt. I hate the feeling of overstuffing my pockets and pocket space comes at a premium at work, so the sling keeps my pockets free and my work shirts are long enough to mostly conceal my throws. If I don’t have pocket space and have a backpack, I have the container from my Perpetual Motion that I keep an eyeglass bag in. Wrap the throw, screw on the lid, bam we’re on the road again.
PS: sweet Billy Gibbons, I’m in shock that 2019 was 3 years ago. I mean the math checks out, but it hasn’t settled in how fast it’s all moved.
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Holsters are a 100% no go - too batman utility belt and it’s annoying to get the yoyo dinged all the time
I don’t even like carrying them in my pocket so if there’s not a full-sized throw on my desk or in my bag I’ll just throw my trusty Rain City Skills’ Toonie Since it’s so small I can’t even feel it in my pocket
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Alright, makes sense. I’m gonna level with you, I just want to keep a hand on the throw throughout the day, it’s my safety blanket for when I feel reeeeeeally irritable. It grounds me before I panic or flip out on someone. But uh, yeah backpack and mini sound more practical. Also, I am Batman.
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3 yrs later in still rocking the same mini Crown Royal bag everyday. Surprised it’s held up, but shows only minimal wear.
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Fanny pack is the ultimate solution, you can bring any size throw comfortably, it wont get dinged depending on how you store it (I keep mine in a small camera lens pouch inside the bag), and you get all the benefits of having a small bag on you, mine holds a small first aid kit and my essentials.
Fanny Pack.
No shame in the fanny pack, take pride in the utilitarian benefits.
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I just throw it in my pocket
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I get it - yo-yos are great comfort objects lol Happy throwing batman
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I have one of these:
I don’t carry any into work though, I leave it in my car. Too much risk of banging into things.
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I wear mine in my belt, I like the conversations it starts. If I’m in a rough environment I’ll just sling up my Topyo Mojo which I’m not afraid to bash up.
I made a super-simple holster out of shock cord, the shock cord has a little bit of stiffness which damps the yoyo from swinging unless I’m running hard or dancing. I put it around the belt, not the belt loop, which also contributes to stabilizing it.
I can carry up to four more in MOLLE med-pouch which I’ve modified:
Ivan
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Gway bag has worked well for me. I’m too clumsy not to have the throw covered. I’d bang it against a concrete wall walking too close if I used one of the strap style holders where the yo is exposed.
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I carry a deep state on my person, at 28mm wide it’s barely noticeable in my front pocket.
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I made this holster from a few items at a local department store. It’s cheap and doesn’t swing too much. It consists of a watch band, carabiner, and key ring.
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These days, usually in one of the compartments in my backpack, and depending on the size/width, in my pants or jacket pocket. Typically what is carried on me is something undersized or micro.
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I always carry a sling bag. I usually carry two yoyos inside, one responsive and one unresponsive, each in their own yoyo or jewelry pouch (faux velvet) to protect again impact and scratches.
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Man those Ti confusions sure do look puurrttyyy.
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