I need help understanding how yoyo RPM affects how a yoyo plays because I’m trying to decide on a C size or D size bearing for the Mod44. All of the results I got on google were just if it spins faster then there will be weight forced outward, but I don’t know how that affects the play. I do not have any D size bearing yoyos, so any help will be appreciated.
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It’ll give more stability at the higher RPMs (aka when you first throw it) but as it slows down it’ll continue to get less and less stable.
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Higher RPM means that the yoyo will be theoretically more stable (weight forced outward), it also makes binds tighter when you have that higher RPM, but as @hobbygod said it will run out of spin slightly faster than C bearing, and become less stable over time. From a preference standpoint I find that D bearing yoyos are great if you don’t like doing long tricks and instead find yourself throwing the yoyo pretty often.
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Thank you!
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