The Yoyofactory Super G.
In the box: the YoYo and the string.
First impressions: beautiful ano job. I got the Blue with purple acid splash. It looks brilliant right away.
On a throw: Heavy. Ok when I say heavy I don’t mean trying to throw a yoyojam Fiesta XX In 1a, but I mean its heavy. It goes into chopsticks really easily. So after an hour of normal play my string I had on it snapped. I threw a kitty string on it and after 15 minutes it snapped. An hour later, I’ve gone through 8 strings. I couldn’t figure it out so I contacted the factory. I was told to rub a sock on it. It worked for about 2 hours. I rubbed jeans on it and that worked for about 8 hours. I was on vacation for the holidays so I didn’t have my box of bearings, pads, shims, and such. When I got home I immediately threw a Konkave in it because I was sick of all the string snapping. As soon as I did that, I decided to see how long I could have a string not snap. It lasted a week with about 2-3 hours of throwing. It worked well. Now with all that aside, it plays very smooth. Sleep times are amazing and with the weight, it plays very fast. It’s angular shape hurts a bit on slack binds but its very nice. By no means am I good at horizontal but I feel like it works. I can get the skin the gerbil horizontal combo thing. It has a very strong anodization. It is absolutely dead smooth, no vibe. If you like the Genesis, you’ll love the Super G. I hate comparing yoyos but compared to a supernova, in my opinion, it’s something I like better. It’s wide-ish which helps me with my slack tricks.
Bottom line: it’s not everyone’s cup of tea. For me, it’s my number one throw. I own primarily yoyofactory because they’re affordable and have good quality so I don’t really have much to base anything else on. If you like your G-Funk or your Genesis, you’ll love the super G.
Note: vibe is induced once played for about a month. When this happens, unscrew your YoYo and line up the logos while twisting back together to fix the problem 
