I went there saturday and it is now like my favorite store.
They had all kinds of yoyos and some other toys I forgot existed!
Let me go through my trip…Ill skip the 2 hour drive…
So after (finally) getting there I stumbled in unaware of the awesomeness, staring at me was a HUGE molecule structure. after 5 minutes of searching for the yoyos i asked the owner Jack Fin and asked him where they were…He stepped aside showing me a gleaming case of YYF’s YYJ’s and others. He was very polite as were all the employees he answered my questions truthfully like when I asked him whether he prefered the DV888 or the MayheM, and said the DV888 I was like “ok” and grabbed a green one.
After a really nice lunch at a restaurant next door i went to yoyo class expecting 2-5 kids…the back of the store was packed with little yoyoers, Big yoyoers, new yoyoers, old yoyoers, etc. an employee named Dan came up asked if I needed help with anything showd off some slack stuff. Showed me (finally lol) how to do Eiffel Tower and easier shortcuts to tricks like double or nothing.
At the end of my trip I had come out with
A green DV888
A green Sunset Trajectory NXG
100 green strings
Knowledge
Definitely drop in anytime your in MA!!!
EDIT: I love my DV888 thanks to all who suggested it!
Two hours was worth it my friend anyway it really should have taken like an hour but my dad wanted to drive by UMASS Amherst so we got a little lost and stuck in traffic and lost again on the way back…
so what buy two Ocho8Ochos? i honestly dont like red or white yoyos it has to be green or blue or black or gold even purple is cool but any other color really dosnt turn me on…luckily most throws come in either blue or green so…
Living on an island sucks, there was a store here in hawaii called high performance kites…however they decided to close…now the life of yoyoing in hawaii is extinct…most of the people that throw in hawaii are mostly self taught, no shops or classes to go too…