Hey guys. Im gonna review my Triton today.
First Impressions
When I opened the package, i couldnt have been more excited. I was probably more excited about this one than my Summit. I opened the package to see the G2 box, and I thought,âWow! Cool box!â I opened it up to find my Freedom Triton. I was stunned. The Red, white, and blue colorway looked amazing. I took it out and looked at the coolest looking yoyo i have ever held.
Specs
Diameter: 56.5 mm / 2.22 inches
Width: 44 mm / 1.73 inches
Gap Width: 4.42 mm / 0.17 inches
Weight: 66.7 grams
Bearing Size: Size C (.250 x .500 x .187)
Response: Flowable Silicone
Response and Bearing
The Triton comes stock with a 10 ball bearing installed which provides long, smooth, quiet spins. It also comes with flowable silicone done by Jacob Gross himself. I love the flowable, but Iâd rather have a response pad because of once the flowable wears down, I have to silicone it myself, and i suck at siliconing yoyos.
Feel
In the hand the Triton feels really nice. It has an organic shape, which I love. It feels a bit big in the hand, but it isnât a problem.
Play
It is hard to put into words what the Triton plays like. It just feels unlike any other yoyo Iâve thrown. Most other yoyos feel solid, or really floaty, or they are made for a specific type of play. The triton feels like a mix of everything. It feels in the middle of solid and floaty, and feels really nimble and light on the string. It just feels really unique. It feels like it can do everything. I feel like it was made for slower play, but it can definitely be pushed to higher speeds. It is fantastic at horizontal, and it grinds amazing due to the Gruntbull beadblast and grind rings. It has a ton of momentum, and it is very stable. The Triton is also dead smooth. The only way i know it is spinning is because of the colorway.
Final Thoughts
I think Jake and G2 did a great job with the Triton. It is the most unique and best all around yoyo i have thrown. Honestly, I donât own many âhigh endâ throws. But of the ones i do own, the Triton beats them all.