And it’s 7068. . .
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Looks like a big throw!
Is this the first 7068 from OD?
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Yes.
These look awesome
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Per email, Crucibles are dropping this Friday, February 27th, at 11am Pacific.
Solid: $97
Splashes: $113
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Someone help me understand why 7068 is super dope. I believe you, and I now want a Deepest State made from one even though I am unsure of the benefits, just wondering what attributes it brings over the commonly used aluminums
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Stronger and anodizes better than 7075
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any specs?
From the site (updated 2/25)
Specifications
- Base Weight: 60.6 Grams
- Shipping Weight: 634 Grams with Aluminum JTs
- Width: 48.44 mm
- Diameter: 56.8mm (updated)
- Stock Response: One Drop Flow Groove
- Gap Width: 4.27 mm
- Bearing Size: Large (C) stainless steel (One Drop 10 Ball Bearing)
- Alloy: 7068 Aluminum (updated)
- Finish: Pyramatte
- Axle System: Side Effects
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oooo it’s a big guy
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really wish i liked big yo-yos, this one looks so cool too
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More compact is my preference, but these large diameter designs can deliver a lot of power in a lightweight package,
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Think there must’ve been a typo, yoyo is between 56.5 and 57mm, ill check at work tomorrow when I’ve got calipers in front of me David might beat me to it.
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it’s basically same dia as Rainier, about 56.5ish not 59.9
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that changes everything!
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I was prepared to trust the process at ~60mm, but closer to or even below 57mm is perfect.
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I was relieved for my wallet 
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Is this ODs first 7068? Oh wait, 7078?
These are engraved, to be clear
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I think 7078 is a typo. It is 7068 in the text:
This is our first 7068 aluminum alloy yo-yo and it’s shipping with a brand new Side Effect called “The JT”.
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