Hi Everyone,
I’ve been yo-yoing for a few months now. I’ve been using Yomega Fireball Saber and a Duncan Mosquito to get me into a few of the intermediate tricks. I am now considering getting a YYJ Speed Maker. Does anybody know of another yoyo that might suite me better that’s in a similar price range. I have not learned to bind yet, so I need a yoyo that can play responsive, but I would like to try unresponsive play in the future.
P.S dose anybody know the sleep time of a Speed Maker
i would say legacy but its unresponsive so buy some thick lube its the best yoyo for the price. sleeps forever, very stable probably the best yo for your price range.
I don’t reccomend the Legacy, it may not wind up tightly if you tug the yoyo.
I reccomend the KickSide or Lyn Fury. I reccomend the Kickside. It will start responsive, but as you learn binds it will break in.
The Speed Maker will work, but it may break in quicker, so you might not be ready to bind by when it is unresponsive.
The sleep time doewsn’t make a yoyo, it is your throw. If you want to pick a yoyo over spin time, you’re not going to get good results unless you have a good throw
Another thing to consider is the Velocity. You can adjust the response, so as you learn binds, you can make it unresponsive.
So the list:
KickSide
Lyn Fury
Velocity
I wouls try to flip a coin in a cool way to choose between three yoyos, or just get the one you think looks coolest. They will all work great.
Here is an entire buying guide that will help with all of your yoyo needs: Buying Guide:
First timer? Learning to throw? Can you already throw, and are just working on tricks? Are you advanced and ready for the next step? Or are you an expert, and just want to see the choices for you? Check this out!
I have a good throw - What next?
At this point, there are several good yoyos out there for you. Most people will recommend the YoYoJam Plastic yoyos, and that is a great start for you! Here they are:
However, there is also a variety of high-quality plastic yoyos NOTE these plastic yoyos will require a bind return to get it back to your hand, as do the Bi-Metal YoYoJams after time.
These yoyos are really all you need. You may want a metal, and that is okay, but these yoyos can preform the same tricks.
Remember, a metal yoyo won’t make you a better player. Still, if you want to buy them, look below:
Well, I want to look into buying metals. What now?
Well, there are several good all-metal YoYo Manufacturers out there. First, lets knock down the ones here at YoYoExpert. Remember, most metal yoyos will be more expensive than the other ones, simply because of their amazing quality.
YoYoFactory is a wonderful company that makes many high quality yoyos fit to the players preference.
There is also the One-Drop M1 as well.
Anyway, listing links and pictures to all the metal yoyo manufactures would be very tedious, so here is a list of the first that spring to mind:
YoYoJam
Caribou Lodge YoYo Works (CLYW)
YoYoFactory
One-Drop
H-Spin
IloveYoYo (ILYY)
Anti-Yo
SPYY Strings, Lube, and Bearings
Don’t forget - You will always need string. Usually, there are many different varieties of string. You will first notice about the string is the material. In most occasions, cotton will be a horrible choice for you because it breaks easily and doesn’t last as long. We recommend you use either 100% Polyester Strings, or 50% Cotton and 50% Polyester string. They last longer, and are better for doing the new style of complex string tricks shown here at YoYoExpert. If you want to buy string, check here: http://yoyoexpert.com/product/expert/string/
Lube is not as needed, but is a good edition to have. If you want professional YoYo Lube, try some YoYoJam lube. If you want less response on your yoyo, use Thin Lube, however if you want more response, use Thick Lube.