Just missed the black and rainbow but did snag the runner up that caught my interest - the clear with black. I am a sucker for small yoyos. This will be a unique piece to my arsenal of tiny yoyos. Small but wide.
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Clear with black, nice one 
theyâre a little rare because a few of them where not fit for sale and I didnât order many of them in the first place 
in hindsight I wish I ordered more of them.
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My thoughts exactly. 40x40mm, D bearing, big rim weight⌠iâm in. I snagged a clear/ rainbow
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Really fine looking yoyo! Just gotta break in the pads but I can feel the power this thing has!
Also getting used to its width for such a small yoyo!
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I have been enjoying experimenting with tricks to go from yo to top. Trying to land Mexican Duck Pond to palm top spin to DNA but thatâs a ways off so for now enjoy this silliness!
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Awesome! Thatâs the stuff we want to see with unique throws. New and unique tricks! Keep them coming!
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Some more raw stuff just puttin ideas out there!
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Fantastic! I love the duck pond transfer 
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Just ordered the last Clear w/black rims on YYE. I like how the color from the response pads show through the clear body.
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Visually beautiful throw & an interesting play design!!
Fun fun fun!!!
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Have yet to try the inserts mainly because Iâm too lazy but quite happy with the out of the box setup for finger spins, self centers. Sorry no fancy video just a screen grab of one on action (rather not show my fail bind)
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No caps fingerspins are way easier to land than with the fingerspin caps 
They do look very nice on the yoyo though.
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Ok, put a few hours in with mine, bearing and pads starting to break in, still a bit snaggy. But this thing is awesome!! Reminds me of an old school yoyojam. Love the D bearing so much, super consistent and snappy binds which is not the case with other undersized throws iâve used. Itâs very punishing on bad throws and mistakes, but if youâre smooth, itâs very stable. Itâll test you, but i love that in a yoyo. Itâs a keeper 100%
Oh, and itâs the only yoyo i donât keep in my case. Itâs on display on my dresser.
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What string length are you finding works best with this?
Mine get here tomorrow.
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I personally just use them as they come. They also arenât all exactly the same length but I generally just go with it. Needless to say I am used to using longer than average string lengths.
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I have mine! At last.
The spintop caps are definitely the easiest to remove (but the hardest to install - the point is pointy!).
I have been using a bike floor pump to pop caps, and teflon tape to make the seal with the yoyo.
The spin top caps come off readily at 30 PSI or so.
The fingerspin (inward) caps were stalwarts, waiting until a hefty 90 PSI.
I havenât tried the flat caps but Iâd wager they require something between those two values. The volume of air inside the yoyo is important.
Luckily, a bike floor pump runs you about $10-$15 at local stores, and the one I have was more than up for the job.
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