Spinworthy Catalogue with Prices Updated

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Hi everyone. Here is a current catalogue of Spinworthy wooden yoyos including prices shipped to the US.

Here are the available woods.

Standard woods (no additional cost):

  • sugar maple
  • white oak
  • merbau
  • spotted gum
  • jarrah
  • karri
  • hickory

Exotics (additional costs)

  • purpleheart
  • wenge
  • tea tree
  • tiger oak
  • sheoak
    Please reference [The Wood Database] (https://www.wood-database.com/) for images and info for most of these woods.

Prices include economy air shipping with no tracking, but can be upgraded to tracked standard international for an additional $5.

Orders of two or more yoyos are automatically upgraded to standard international shipping.

The Harbinger (V 3.5)

The latest version of the flagship Spinworthy model. It had a slightly larger diameter than the average fixed axle yoyo so it has plenty of spin power as well as excellent, reliable response. Will do it all and do it well. $50 USD shipped for standards and $60 USD for exotics.

Approx specs:
Diameter: 58.5mm
Width: 33mm
Gap: 2.3mm
Weight (choice dependent) 48- 71g

The Boon

Smaller and a little more curvy than the Harbinger with a slightly wider gap. The Boon was created for comfort and performance. The catch zone is a hair more open than the Harbinger’s making it slightly more forgiving with not-so-perfect regenerations. The lighter woods create an extremely comfortable stall play yoyo while the heavier woods also give longer spins (still great stall players). $50 USD shipped for standards and $60 USD for exotics.

Approx specs:

Diameter: 56.5mm
Width 33mm
Gap: 2.6mm
Weight (choice dependent) 46g - 64g.

The Skinflint

My budget offering. With a few shortcuts and sourcing of affordable materials, these are able to be made inexpensively and quickly. They only come in one wood; merbau and the weight can vary greatly and cannot be specified. Yours may weigh anywhere between 58-70g. Consider it a lucky dip! Although they are made cheaply, they still pack some good performance. Only $35 USD shipped to the US.

Approx specs:

Diameter: 57mm
Width: 32.5mm
Gap: 2.6mm
Weight 55g - 71g

The Ballsy

As the name suggest, this one packs some serious scrotal fortitude. It’s big, wide and gives decently long spins. It was made as a yoyo to give players greater success at longer string on a fixed axle. It also performs really nicely for flipping and varial tricks. The slight ‘ogee’ style shape means less friction of the string against the walls. It’s a very comfortable, curvy design. $60 shipped for standards and $65 shipped for exotics. (Pictured on the far left in pictures).

Approx specs:

Diameter: 60mm
Width: 38.5mm
Gap: 2.6mm
Weight (choice dependent) 62- 74g

Burley

This undersized fixed axle yoyo is made from gidgee; one of the very hardest woods in the world. It plays pretty well for its size. The wood is very expensive. $70 shipped.

Approx specs:

Diameter: 45mm
Width: 30mm
Gap: 2.3mm
Weigh: 56g.

Unresponsive Yoyos

Stout

A wide, small diameter POM yoyo. Comfortable, speedy and floaty. The step out from the response lowers string friction. A nice performer.

Approx specs:

Diameter: 53mm
Gap: 4.3mm
Width: 46mm
Weight: 64.5g

The Scone

Medium sized, light and floaty organic. Extremely comfortable to play. Not particularly stable, but still capable for general casual play. A personal favourite

Approx specs:
Diameter: 55.5
Width: 43mm
Gap: 4.3mm
Weight: 60g

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All beautiful yoyos!!! Ahh if money wasn’t an issue :slight_smile:

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If you’re a Harbinger fan, the new V3.5 Harbinger is my favorite Harbinger yet and worth looking into. Super powerful and comfortable.

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This catalog is an excellent idea Glen. Maybe you could add a list of all the exotic wood choices / pricing you have to offer too?

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This is a great idea. Now people can see easily a complete catalogue with pricing and info:)

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This would be a great idea.

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I’ll update my post later, but there’s a lot.

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Wow, looking amazing! Nobody else currently in the business is quite doing what you are. Gonna order at least two of these once I get paid from my new job. There are a couple of designs that really interest me more than even Ed’s new yoyo (that I couldnt get).

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Thanks a lot!

I figured my yoyos to be less attractive than other brands because they offer take-part models

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Inexpensively* Everything about mine says ‘luxury’ to anyone that’s seen it in person.

Nice.

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Many people prefer non-take-apart or at least want the option!

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Thanks, mate. I edited my post.

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I know I prefer non take-apart designs!

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The new catalog looks great, very appealing.
I especially like the look of the Burly, also the most expensive.:slight_smile:

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how much for the Burley? ya can’t find good wooden fixies nowadays

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It’s $70 USD shipped. I wish it could be cheaper but gidgee is an insanely expensive wood.

Do you really think so? There are other great wooden fixed axles out there…

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well the only ones in my price range are cheap and woodent last long (get it wood-ent lol)

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You’d be surprised how long a Legend can last. And just $10!

But also I know first-hand that one of Glen’s Skinflints is worth saving for.

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