May I ask for assistance? ???
Though I am attempting to find a yo-yo that is fast (nough’ said), I also hope to find stability and long-spin times with the chosen yo-yo.
I do not mind the size however, I have yet to master chopstick combos, so an undersized yo-yo would be I ideal. Furthermore, I also desire to attempt horizontal play ;).
I have taken the following yo-yos into account:
One Drop Burnside
One Drop Cascade (undersized)
and One Drop Code 2
(I have taken a liking to One Drop yo-yos thus explaining why the yo-yos I have considered are One Drop made :P)
I have taken an interest in the Cascade, but I would like to ask for further insight and opinion from you all… The Awesome People from YoYoExpert ;D
Thanks Again!!
Being a big OD fan I have owned the 54, code 1, burnside,and code 2
I have tried the dietz, cascade, and project (I think that is the name)
IMO the code 2 is slightly above the burnside. With the code 1 coming in for a close, close third. the cascade is fourth.
Let me explain: the code 2 is a graceful yoyo that can be weighted to any stile of play and responds very well to change in direction. The burnside is most easily explained as a “Solid” yoyo. I have met people who prefer the burnside of the code 2. code 1 is a great yoyo ( I have met legit people who will not throw any other yoyo except for the code 1). The cascade- I personally am not the biggest fan somply because the weight was pushed more towards the center. This leaves thin rims making at not as stable as the other OD. not a bad yoyo, just not my taste.
In other words get the code 2 if you like the side effects or the burnside if you are looking for that really solid feeling throw. Or you could just get the code 2
