Moving across the country and have a rather large collection of throws.
I have been trying to think of the best way to transport them and ensure they don’t get damaged.
Best option seems to be to get cases - but those can take up precious room in the car. Other ways seem to wrap them in tissue paper individually- however doesn’t seem like that will provide the best protection.
Has anyone faced anything similar and what did you do?
I saw a video of someone and I can’t remember who it was, just had a big old Rubbermaid full of yo-yos. It was then , that I realized, these things can take a beating.
I would assume tissue would be enough. I’ve moved more times than I care to remember and it is usually enough to protect glassware. Makes sense that it would be good enough for yo-yos.
I would recommend using this. I’ve used it every time that I have moved (50+ yoyos in a box), and every time I ship @FourCorner a box full of 10-20 yoyos internationally (many, many times).
Wrapped up each individual yoyo in the plastic wrap, a few layers or so around each side, and then pack them all in a box. Sitting up against each other with the friction of the plastic wrap against plastic wrap, they don’t move at all, and are perfectly safe. Nothings banging against each other. I’ve never had an issue or damage with any yoyo shipped or moved this way. Takes up way less room than bubble wrap, and able to fit much more tightly packed together in a box.