Weighted Bearings ??

[modman10]

@Yoyo_Kangaroo

@dingo54

@Markie

No, you would have to add size to the bearing as well, and then we need a whole new bearing seat in the yoyo that uses this, and then you dont have a standard bearing for a while till everyone chooses which they prefer and this will require change and people dont like change go to home depot and buy weight rings if you want your yoyos super heavy though or just buy yoyos in your prefered weight range

Not true. Just simply switching the marts from whatever they are to another kind of aluminum such as 7075, or even titanium, would add weight without changing anything size wise

Oooh, a whole half a gram! Wow!
I can’t see this working.

Nope, I switched my yoyo design from 6061 to 7075 and got 8 extra grams.

[dingo54]

@modman10

@Yoyo_Kangaroo

@dingo54

@Markie

No, you would have to add size to the bearing as well, and then we need a whole new bearing seat in the yoyo that uses this, and then you dont have a standard bearing for a while till everyone chooses which they prefer and this will require change and people dont like change go to home depot and buy weight rings if you want your yoyos super heavy though or just buy yoyos in your prefered weight range

Not true. Just simply switching the marts from whatever they are to another kind of aluminum such as 7075, or even titanium, would add weight without changing anything size wise

Oooh, a whole half a gram! Wow!
I can’t see this working.

Nope, I switched my yoyo design from 6061 to 7075 and got 8 extra grams.

Lol try osmium. SHould double the weight or so, if osmium is even on the list

[Yoyo_Kangaroo]

@modman10

@Yoyo_Kangaroo

@dingo54

@Markie

No, you would have to add size to the bearing as well, and then we need a whole new bearing seat in the yoyo that uses this, and then you dont have a standard bearing for a while till everyone chooses which they prefer and this will require change and people dont like change go to home depot and buy weight rings if you want your yoyos super heavy though or just buy yoyos in your prefered weight range

Not true. Just simply switching the marts from whatever they are to another kind of aluminum such as 7075, or even titanium, would add weight without changing anything size wise

Oooh, a whole half a gram! Wow!
I can’t see this working.

Nope, I switched my yoyo design from 6061 to 7075 and got 8 extra grams.

I was referring to changing the bearing material, not the yoyo material.

[dingo54]

@Yoyo_Kangaroo

@modman10

@Yoyo_Kangaroo

@dingo54

@Markie

No, you would have to add size to the bearing as well, and then we need a whole new bearing seat in the yoyo that uses this, and then you dont have a standard bearing for a while till everyone chooses which they prefer and this will require change and people dont like change go to home depot and buy weight rings if you want your yoyos super heavy though or just buy yoyos in your prefered weight range

Not true. Just simply switching the marts from whatever they are to another kind of aluminum such as 7075, or even titanium, would add weight without changing anything size wise

Oooh, a whole half a gram! Wow!
I can’t see this working.

Nope, I switched my yoyo design from 6061 to 7075 and got 8 extra grams.

I was referring to changing the bearing material, not the yoyo material.

I think he was just pointing out it makes a difference

[Yoyo_Kangaroo]

@dingo54

@Yoyo_Kangaroo

@modman10

@Yoyo_Kangaroo

@dingo54

@Markie

No, you would have to add size to the bearing as well, and then we need a whole new bearing seat in the yoyo that uses this, and then you dont have a standard bearing for a while till everyone chooses which they prefer and this will require change and people dont like change go to home depot and buy weight rings if you want your yoyos super heavy though or just buy yoyos in your prefered weight range

Not true. Just simply switching the marts from whatever they are to another kind of aluminum such as 7075, or even titanium, would add weight without changing anything size wise

Oooh, a whole half a gram! Wow!
I can’t see this working.

Nope, I switched my yoyo design from 6061 to 7075 and got 8 extra grams.

I was referring to changing the bearing material, not the yoyo material.

I think he was just pointing out it makes a difference

Like I said before, a half gram is barely noticeable and hardly worth an extra $10-$50.