Unresponsive Plastic for Practice

Help! Completely overwhelmed with choices on my return to throwing, looking for a good unresponsive plastic for practice - delrin/ poly carbonate. Maybe with metal rims, any advice/suggestions appreciated! Oh yeah, can you grind a frosted poly yoyo?

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you can definitely grind on a frosted polycarbonate yoyo, the popular polycarbonate plastic recommendations for beginners are:

  • c3 speedaholic xx
  • recess first base
  • iyoyo shooting star
  • yoyofriends RIO
  • topyo faceless
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Hey Frodiger, thanks for the reply. I’ll probably go for the Rio, I was looking at them the other day. Need something I can chuck without the trashing it worry , been a good few years since I last used a yoyo.

I just picked up a wilderness PC because I was looking for a yoyo that could also fingerspin. I cannot vouch for the others but the wilderness pc I really like tho the others above have a fingerspin dimple also.

I generally stay away from plastic unless its machined.

I think the best playing/stable of the ones listed above probably is the Speedaholic XX. Ive been playing the Rio alot lately and it’s also fun just a little less stable. I like the Rio for it’s smaller diameter and overall shape. It plays a little more lighter than the Speedaholic XX. The First Base and I believe also the Faceless are not machined plastic/frosted so they wont grind as well. Just some small input for you.

If you can find one, I’d suggest the CLYW Big Dipper

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YYR Diffusion.

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Thanks for all the feedback, just about to go looking round Yoyoexpert for them. Anyone tried an i-yoto infinity x? Had a few great Delrin yoyos in the past.

For the price of most Delrin yo-yo’s you can get a good, cheap mono-metal.

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Luftverk stelvia xsp is really good. No dimple though

Hi Guys, thanks for all the suggestions. Decided on using my Shutter WA as my practice!

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