no float
Well, I may assume there wonât be many who agree. For my part I enjoy a bunch of MMCs and MCMOs and keep them rotating. Itâs subtle differences and hence a daily preference, which one to pick. The majority of my markmonts has UL amd FT side effects installed amd I have one with spikes, which actually gets less string time than all others.
It surly comes all down to personal preference, but in my opinion, both Markmonts are the blue-print of what I call a modern unresponsive organic. Period.
Just my 0,02 of course
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I checked your profile and it looks like you dabble in trollery. Everything makes more sense now.
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To sum things up a little bit, I do like the MCMO, I think itâs not really a heavy yoyo, but I do have problems with moving it around freely, which is why I am wondering will the MC be better for me.
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Iâve had 3 of these in my time 2 mcmo and one mmc, the MMc is the only one I have left. I donât notice much difference that changing side effects couldnât affect, but the OG MMc has a character that I feel was lost a little in the new release
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its the truth that i dont feel like these yoyos are floaty at all, i own both of them and would categorize them as powerful and stable yoyos with a hint of float.
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Okay thatâs fair, but waitâŚ
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I agree Theyâre definitely the same. Both good but practically indistinguishable and they donât float
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What are yoyos that feel floaty to all you all then
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Life
mostly yoyos with light weight( < 60 grams) and a center weight distubution sometimes. also a large diameter sometimes. lots of compact yoyos dont float
Agreed
I may quote his writing on his website:
I use to semi-classify the play style of this throw as âfloatyâ, but after really pushing the limits of what this throw can do for the last 3 years of re-working my own throw style, Iâve resolved to it being âopen formatâ. Itâs neutral speed is relatively floaty, but at an instant with ease, you can manipulate the speed much slower or much faster. If in play your throw is slightly tilted or âoff axisâ, it doesnât take much effort to bend the plane back straight (with a little bit of practice of course). This here is really where the Markmont. Classic steps forward with a respectful handshake.
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MC plays a little lighter and little faster as a result. But to the original poster, first try ultralights in the MCMO
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Both are incredible
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@Markmont absolutely incredible man. Never enjoyed an organic so much. You killed it! Canât wait to try the micros and other SE in them.
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