I feel like the beater plays a bit heavier than the creep. Not necessarily a bad thing. The beater plays closer to my og Downbeat with brass flats and my Creep is closer to my MCMO with a little more heft.
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Thank you for the information, definitely something to consider
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Responsive: RBC
unresponsive: Exia.
Mark did an amazing job on both these. The Exia is as solid and stable as any high performance yoyo ice used so far.
And the RBC is so unique feeling that is you’re in to responsive play you owe it to yourself to get one.
Or if you’re in to organics : Dressel Designs 50/50.-such a fun little boppity bouncy yoyo.
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+1 for the final Creep. There will be more chances to buy a Beater brand new, but this is the last chance you’ll have to purchase a Creep brand new. I own both and love both, but pick up the Creep more. Feels lighter on the string than the Beater which I like.
+1 for the Exia. Very good bimetal; feels so nice on the string.
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Thank you all for the great recommendation, there are a few that will require further thought. For now I went and purchased the Heaven Sent Creep.
SR1 made a good point about the beater being available for a while vs the Creep. I will have to look at that a little more.
Thanks again.
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Thanks for your reply, you are correct about the RBC as I already have 4 of them and they are my favorite throws.
I also have the Exia and though I haven’t played it that much it is very nice.
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Oh sorry, i didn’t check your list beforehand. Obviously you have those. Honestly it seems you have your bases pretty much covered though.
I can however heartily recommend the Dressel 50/50.
Or the Gway Saboteur. Both are more around half your $100 mark. But they are some very fun to play yoyos.
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You’re messin’ up bad if you are going to complete your collection without a Dunk Rebound. Seriously, suuuch a good throw. Plus, D bearing. You gotta get one.
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ya, this and based on your TK collection I think you’d love Ti Silver Bullet. Sets up both responsive and unresponsive.
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Not familiar with the D bearing, please tell me the advantages of them.
@Hojo-YoYo Bigger than an A bearing (small) but smaller than a C bearing (large) D bearing is in the middle. You get a very powerful spin, more power than a C bearing, but not as long of spin. but the binds are VERY snappy and reliable on the D bearing. That’s been my experience anyways. You have a D bearing in the Arc1 gemstone.
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i will own one of these some day
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I have a Dunk Rebound and a Gway Daredevil both have D bearings, both are awesome.