Is there any (Bimetal) yoyo you would recommend to me that will last year’s and the yoyo threads not snapping so easily?
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Idk I’ve never snapped the axle on a yoyo but I imagine the new titan being 3A specific is built to take a beating
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I got the c3 galaxy diver 7075 and :
- It feels amazing.
- It is built like a tank.
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Hades…but you can check the axle length on other yo-yos and generally longer axles will be harder to strip and 70xx series aluminum is hard to strip than 60xx series aluminum.
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Not the axel threads the yoyo thread’s
How long you’ve had it for and can you send picture’s of the inside threads of the yoyo?
Atmos Khuno is a bi-metal that uses OneDrop Side Effects.
It looks like someone is selling one here:
https://forums.yoyoexpert.com/t/fs-atmos-khuno-fat-tire-iceberg-etc-prices-dropped-9-25/384881/2
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Might be a bit pricey ($340ish)…but if it HAS to be bimetal AND strong:
iYoyo Antarctica…
Titanium body (will not strip easy) and steel rims.
Other than that most 70xx series aluminium throws will be fine probably.
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Unfortunately most Bimetals are competion oriented, meaning the axels will likely be very very short. This is to reduce center weight. Most designs will likely feature a flattened cup on outer halves. Look for a Bimetal with a longer axle.