Fox prances in with an eager yet calming look
Just a quick little note I thought I would put up.
Often times, I see people around looking for new throws to try out, something different, unique, just feel like trying out something new, and when they are offered something that is a few years old, they will reject is due to the notion that the yoyo is “outdated”.
While it is true that yoyo styles, shape, and weight balance have changed over time, a yoyo that is 5 years old is still a very capable yoyo. A yoyo 10 years old is very capable as well. There is a mind-set that some have that an older yoyo is like an old car in that its “not as good”, but this idea is completely false.
I recently have been throwing this gem quite a bit recently.
http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/s720x720/553205_3402489896696_108816268_n.jpg
The yoyojam Sirius was a yoyo that was being made around the 05 era, and was a truly unique design for its time. It has a play unlike any other yoyo that I have thrown. It has an incredibly smooth play with a nice hum as it spins through the air. Its solid, yet light. Stable, smooth, and pretty much perfect for chilling out and throwing. If you found yourself on a calm warm summer day, with the sun going down on the horizon into the ocean, listening to some chill beats while the cool air of the day flows by calmly, this would be the yoyo you would be using. Never played anything else like it. And think, this yoyo is 7 years old, and its just one of many many great yoyos made around this time era.
Yoyos to an extent are timeless, and while subtle differences may make it different than yoyos put out within the last year or so, they are all quite capable, and offer something very unique.
Maybe next time someone offers you an original project, or a Anti-yo business, you would take the offer and give yourself a new experience. You may find that it would work very much in your favor.
Just thought I would post this up for something to think about.
Later all ya cuties ^ ^
turns with a swish of the tail and leaves
J