What are you throwing in 2026?

Construct

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Just got this from the GSquared Loadout Fiesta and if I’m being honest even after a few throws. . I get it. This will probably be my daily throw.

Loadout 2 in what I can only assume would probably be dubbed “lemon lime swirl” lmao

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I think the L2 is the best once size fits most yo-yo out right now.

I like your name better, but I called that the Toxic Moss

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One of these days I need to get one of those. Just in general… not that particular color.

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Yo-yo club this afternoon, hazzah!

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have a unique summit out today. anyone else ever try theirs with mm se?

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TwoDrops

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Do I spy a Yelets from the June 2019 run?

Yup!

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Crescendo

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All I’ve been playing this week. It’s so good.

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Queen Bee Ti

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Fat Tire w/ brass ULs, Night Moves

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3d printed mowl! I’m having a ball with this. I think alot of that is not being super careful w/ it. :grin:

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Made a new recipe string been playing it with a classic. Great combo.

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What is that yoyo?! Looks spicy, bro! :fire:

They said it’s a Classic, as in a Markmont Classic.

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That string looks really nice and silky. What’s it made of?

Nylon 100%. And yes MMC from a while back.
A new to me serger thread the neon pink. This one has a few more strands (of the pink) than I’ve made before, a few less of white to get my typical number of threads, but more tension on the initial wind resulted in a very springy stretch or at least a bit more than my typical blend. Soft feel, but the tension keeps the slacks and whips crisp. The bounce feels unreal to me. Really ‘alive’.

Now I may talk like I can do a bunch of rad stuff with a yoyo, but that’s not exactly the case so don’t be fooled. I have a handful of what I think are slick looking slacks and whips, but I am a very slow learner and spend way too much time trying stuff over and over. Fortunately we have so so many tutorials available for us all to learn new stuff. When I struggle too long, I tend to take elements I can get successfully from many of the tutorials and go from there and flow them together.
Keeps it fresh and fun for sure.

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