Thoughts on God Tricks's Bounty Hunter?

Yo-Yo Reviews Looking for Help/Recommendation
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I’m looking at the Bounty Hunter by God Tricks and it looks pretty good and the price is attractive too. Does anyone have any thoughts on this yo-yo and God Tricks in general?

Thanks!

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I just got one today. So far I really like it. Big and wide great catch zone. Little vibe but nothing crazy and the price is awesome.

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That was yours?

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The Bounty Hunter and Evolution are two I’m interested in. I like V-type shapes. The price for the Bounty Hunter seems pretty reasonable.

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Ya that was mine

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After I wrote my first response I spent about 4 hours throwing the bounty hunter and I like it even more. It can handle all the tricks I throw at it and then some. Was able to some horizontal with ease which I have never been good at plays fast on the string. If your thinking about it I don’t think you will be disappointed. Going to have to write a full review on this thing because it needs more hype for the price it is and the way it plays.

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How is the company in general.

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Looks to be a good company I only have the one yoyo from them but everything about it look quality.

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I just received my God Trick’s Bounty Hunter about… a week or two ago? And (mind me, the only other two yo-yos I own are the Yomega Dash and Duncan Pro-Z) I’d say it plays pretty well, especially compared to my “collection”. On a good throw, it plays pretty well, not really much vibe (haven’t really played with enough yo-yos to distinguish good vibe). The walls are very low, enough so I could pick out knots without taking apart the yo-yo. Fits nicely in the hand, the deep v has good contours, and it has an excellent catch zone. The bearing mine came with is pretty standard (came with a concave [not belonging to a specific brand]). Might just be the bearing, but the bearing seat was kind of tight when first removing the bearing. IRG isn’t deep enough to thumb grind. I’m not really a pro and grinding, so I can’t tell you much there. Plays well fast and slow. From what I’ve heard and seen, plays well horizontally as well (again, not much experience there). I’m still new to yo-yoing, and it’s pretty intermediate-friendly, but I’m sure I could get a whole lot more out of it if I was better.