Get a pack of sparklers if you really want to see some sparks.
Not at all.
I agree it wasnât perfect. However, crashing the Ferrari would render it useless. That would be equivalent to using the citizen as a hockey puck, shooting practice, or putting it in a vice to see how strong you are, rendering it useless. Sparking the citizen and driving that Ferrari may cause slight damage, but the end product will still be fully functional.
Still not a perfect analogy, but it is worse than just driving which is more like regular play, speaking would be like taking the $1000 specialty tires on the Ferrari and doing burnouts rather than using them for normal driving of the Ferrari, they will still function but you will have damaged them
Itâs not a citizen but hereâs a tirade that I sparked a good amount over 2 years
still titanium and I would walk the dog constantly with it and use it as my daily carry. Rougher surfaces generally give better sparks but can sometimes add burrs. Then you just walk the dog on something like the sidewalk and itâll smooth it back out. Added vibe was minimal and took a while to be noticed. Makes an awesome sound when it hits stuff too.
âBut the end product would still be fully functionalâ. < Especially for Palm Grinds.
Sparking Titanium yoyos highly overrated. Im not saying it is not fun to see. It is fun to see.
But the Most fun is experienced when watching somebody else Spark their Titanium yoyo.
I have a: 5 Ti Dreams, 2 Oxy Hyperions, 2 Ti-Walkers, an Evora and 2 Ricochets and. Citizen.
I have no urge to Spark any of them.
But then again I am a Structural Welder and I see sparks every day, lol.
That being said, if I found a Titanium yoyo for a very low cost on the BST or got a beat Ti in a trade, I would prolly spark it just to experience that fleeting moment of âhey look at thatâ.
Better example might be never tracking a Ferrari.
You can spark a Ferrari by driving over a speedbump really fast. Still not a perfect analogy though, because recklessness with a Ferrari at least has some inherent rockstar coolness to it. A ti yoyo is expensive, but by comparison it would be like lighting a cigar with a burning $1 bill.
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Personally, I agree with this comment:
Itâs really quite underwhelming. The damage to the yoyo, the sharp dings it can create and the hit to the resale value really arenât worth one or two tiny little sparks IMO.
What you do when you get a new titanium yoyo in the mail:
- Open package.
- Ooh and ah over how shiny it is.
- Do a few tricks and thwack it with your finger to get that amazing âringâ that only titanium makes
- Go outside and walk the dog on concrete.
Steve, if you âdawgâdâ your Evora than you are more twisted than a wood screw, lol.
But⌠You gave me a Great idea!
Back in the âOld Daysâ at the Carnival, there would be a guy with a paddleball or looping yoyos. He would stand in front of the Big Tent to help get peoplesâ attention.
Well next year when Worlds is held in Cleveland, you could be outside the Venue Grinding a HUGE Titanium yoyo to pull in spectators!
(For those of you that donât know this yet>>> Steve Brown does an Absolutely Killer Walk the Dog!).
Or,
- Open package
- Do what you want with it since itâs your property, and donât let other peopleâs ideas of âwhat to do with a titanium yoyoâ affect your decisions.
Seriously. Steve, I know youâre all âdings donât matter, treat your toys like toys and donât baby themâ but at the end of the day, people are different and get enjoyment out of doing different things. I personally wouldnât ever let my Citizen touch concrete. Does that make me unworthy of owning one?
Whatever makes you happy.
Is âYesâ the wrong answer?
Yes is definitely the wrong answer if the diaper is a used one
Is there a way to fix a problem with the yoyo resulting from this action? Not that I did it or anything⌠just curious.