That’s a darn good looking line up of yo-yos!
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Throwing the trifecta. Some high level thoughts for those that were curious.
Ease of stalls: aluminum, polycarbonate, oak
Ease of flips: polycarbonate, aluminum, oak
Spin time: polycarbonate, aluminum, oak
Pull starts: polycarbonate, aluminum, oak
Included the best shot of the cups I could take. The polycarbonate cups are so much deeper and wider than the aluminum and oak and feel really nice on pullstarts.
The polycarbonate has a size similar to the wood and is somewhat heavier than the aluminum. The gap of the polycarbonate is also more open and butterfly adjacent than the aluminum or wood.
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So the wood one is the crappiest. Great. 
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Performance isn’t the only thing I care about (disclaimer, I’ve never thrown one of your designs before)
To be fair, I’m still messing around with different strings and tension on the oak one. I suspect it’ll be the best at flips once I get it tuned up more based on its gap shape.
In all fairness Glen… you and @MarkD did work hard to make sure that both the aluminum and apparently the PC were both amazing hot rods.
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You are the first person to recognise that Spinworthy had a hand in the PC one too. Thank you.
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I’ve not been fortunate enough to throw either the wood or aluminum (yet), but you guys did an amazing job on the Plasm, I’ve absolutely loved throwing it so far.
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We really did spend hours and hours discussing minute changes on it.
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It was a really tough design to get right!
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I thought it was common knowledge. Maybe not.
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