I have the polished Ti Respawn and for me, both the AL version’s feel nicer in the hand. I’m sure the blasted Ti Respawn will feel closer to the AL versions. The playability seem the same between the Ti and ALs. The main differences is the sound the Ti make and the fact the AL versions feel softer in the hand. When doing any one handed stalls, the Ti Respawn hits a little harder then the ALs. The sound and visual appeal (I always try to get polished raw Ti - such a beautiful metal) of any Ti is what seeks me on them. This is just me - hope it helps.
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Thanks. Exactly what I was hoping for. I too like raw Ti visually but I’ve never held something blasted.
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Its so good man, I bought an extra very impulsively but I couldn’t be happier with the results lol. Its the lightest version I have, but plays on par with the respawn lite. Respawnse (see what I did there?) was perfect out of the box and I cant wait to get my usual flowable into those grooves lol
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This is a great assessment, and agreed on lunar stalls hitting the hand harder due to the Ti!
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I have kind of a dumb question, I tried a titanium Cadence last weekend. It was the first titanium yoyo I ever played. It literally felt like it was gliding on the string. Is that only the way the titanium model is or is the normal Cadence like that to? I feel like it gotta be the titanium…
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