The pocket watch deserves more praise imo. Super fun, and great performance, esp for the size! I love mini/micro throws, and I have a heist, but I find that unresponsive throws that small tend to be a bit too snaggy on my binds unless I really let it slow down.
In fact, here are some comparison shots of the two:
Thank you! I really do love the Pocket Watch. It’s right up there for probably my favorite I’ve done. The packaging alone I smile every time I box one up.
Now as far as small undersized pocket yo-yos goes. I do have an undersized unresponsive D bearing design I’m prototyping along with the chicken pot pie. It’s very unique. It’s weird. I’m hoping it brings the same kinda energy the Pocket Watch does for 0a to unresponsives.
And just like that the last production Every Day Caramel is boxed up and on its way to its new home. I’ll continue to hand out the trash grades though until I run out of those.
Thank you! I forgot to announce that I have super cheap concave D bearings in stock! $1.85. Plus I added a bunch of $1 bearings. Flat unresponsive and responsive D bearings, responsive A bearings, B bearings, half specs.
As far as unresponsive A bearings go I can absolutely get flat unresponsives for a $1 each. I’ll add some to my next factory order.
Concave A though are another story. The factory i work with normally only does concave C, I had to get these concave D custom made and I had to purchase so many like I’m never realistically gonna sell all of these lol.
Oh right I’ll explain the Mediocre S also. So I designed a brass micro that uses SEs. It was going to be called the Cool S but it turned out kinda mediocre lol. So it plays pretty darned good with brass SEs but it plays downright horrible with the aluminum ones.
At first I was gonna fix the design and redo it but then That B got shut down and I decided I won’t be working with SEs anymore, so I’m abandoning the design. So I’m letting the prototype testers buy one (with the purchase of another yoyo) for basically just what the brass SEs and flow groove pads cost me and eating the rest of the cost.
I’m gonna give prototype testers like two weeks or so total to buy or reserve one and then I’ll probably open Mediocre S and the remaining Ripper prototypes up to the public if I happen to have any left over.