I purchased a green Sunset Trajectory from yoyoeXpert’s shop on Friday, and received it today, in only four days! I decided to write up a review, so here it is:
Features
Skill Level: Beginner to Expert
YoYo Shape: Looping (Traditional)
YoYo Material: Polycarbonate
Bearing: Small Bearing
YoYo Weight: na
Outer Diameter: 2.24 inches
Yo-Yo Width: 1.41 inches
Cap Diameter: 1.86 inches
Response Type: Double O-Ring
O-Ring Type: Small Rubber O-Ring
Axle Size: Small Axle
Gap Type: Adjustable
Styles of Play
1A: 3 out of 5
2A: 5 out of 5
3A: 2 out of 5
4A: 1 out of 5
5A: 3 out of 5
This yoyo is just perfect for looping and speed tricks. It has an adjustable gap and a small ball bearing. Designed by Dave Geigle (Team YYJ Germany) and Bill de Boisblanc (Team YYJ US), this is a fast player, and easy to use. Perfect for beginners and experts alike. It can spin for at least 3 minutes non-stop and is great for loops, around-the-worlds, walk-the-dogs, and rock-the-cradles. As a bonus, this is one of the best looping yoyos, at an incredibly cheap price of $14.40 ($16 if purchased at yoyojam.com)!
If you have any questions, feel free to send me a private message or post in this topic.
I don’t see any reason not to try silicone in a Sunset. If it doesn’t work out, you can jut peel it back out again. No harm done. I’m not a huge 2A guy, but there must be a reason why the 4 most popular 2A models use;
Sunset - o-rings
Raider - starbursts
Beetle - pads
Loop 720 - string?!