I want your opinion on what you like or want to play with
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I mean, thatās a pretty huge and vague question. The answers are likely to be equally vague. If I tell you I like a āfunā yoyo, does that help? Nope. After all, what is āfunā to me vs what it is to you? Or if someone else says they like a āfastā yoyo? Same deal, what is āfastā?
Rephrasing your question with some more specifics may get you more interesting/useful answers.
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itās gotta be comfy to catch hard.
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The qualities I generally look for are:
- Long, powerful spin
- High stability
- Comfortable shape
- Light (65g or less)
- Narrow (under 46mm)
- Narrow gap (under 4.60mm)
- Minimal or no engraving
- Solid color finish, preferably in red, blue/aqua, gold, or purple
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In a yoyo; I mainly look for an axle, a bearing and response pads.
They are usually in the middle.
The yoyo must weight between 63.4 and 63.5 ounces. Come with an everlasting 18 foot long string.
And have a built in duck whistle; generated by a spinning motion. That way; if you are good at shoot the moons; you can use it for yoyo for low altitude Duck hunting.
Also ; dual stereo speakers with Bluetooth connectivity is a plus.
A yoyo with tricks included is a āpositiveā for sure.
Other than that; not really very particular.
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This could possibly be the best paragraph I have read on this forum.
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Nothing specific spec wise, but i like yoyos that arenāt sluggish. I found that this has very little to do with the sole weight of a yoyo tho.
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I agree, pointy yo-yos are never nice.
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Did you pick up a death adder? It matches up perfectly with what you like from what I can tell
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Not yet. Picked up an Endgame thoughā¦
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Pocket friendly is important to me, since most of my yoyoing is when I find time throughout the day.
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