Ten years is a long time in yo-yo. When C3yoyodesign dropped the original Move back in 2015, fingerspin was still a novelty, and a yo-yo that could handle it reliably at an accessible price was genuinely rare. The Move made its mark. Now C3 is back with the Move Apex, a refined monometal that takes everything that worked about the original and brings it fully up to speed.
The headline upgrade is a polycarbonate cap fitted into the center of the body, purpose-built for fingerspin performance. It lets the Move Apex nail fingerspins consistently without giving up anything on conventional string tricks and combos, a balance that’s harder to strike than it sounds. It also opens the door to DNA-style tricks, the flashy whip-and-catch style that’s been blowing up on social media lately, making this one of the more versatile monometals in C3’s lineup. The overall shape draws from C3’s legendary Krown, so if you’ve ever thrown one of those, the Move Apex is going to feel immediately familiar and comfortable in hand.
Whether you’re just getting into fingerspins or you’ve been chasing cleaner DNA combos for months, the Move Apex gives you a focused, dependable platform to work with. A decade of refinement went into this one. Pick it up and put it to work!
Back in 2020, a young Kuba Velek joined Team C3yoyodesign, and the European competitive scene took notice fast. Two models followed under his influence, the Laevateinn and the Progressiver Kuba Special Edition, both battle-tested on the competition floor as he defined what riders now call “Kuba-style” play. Six years and countless design refinements later, C3yoyodesign is proud to introduce Kuba’s first true personal signature model, a bimetal built for one purpose: extreme speed. Meet the Chainsaw.
Every part of the Chainsaw is tuned around that obsession with speed. The bimetal construction pairs a lightweight core with rim weighting dialed in for fast, controlled spin, giving the yo-yo the kind of intense rebound and snap that lets it move as hard and as fast as you can throw it. It’s built to stay locked in and precise even at the outer edge of high-speed play, so aggressive combos and rapid-fire tricks stay clean instead of getting away from you.
Kuba calls it the sharpest, fastest, and most precise yo-yo he’s ever thrown, and the most fun he’s had doing it. That’s six years of competition experience distilled into one model, and it shows in how confidently it handles speed most yo-yos can’t keep up with. Whether you’re chasing extreme velocity tricks or just want a yo-yo that rewards aggressive play, the Chainsaw was built for exactly that. Pick one up and find out what six years of relentless refinement feels like in your hand.