I say the YYF Shu-Ta.
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rarely see anyone talk about the auldey yoyos, especially the more professional ones
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Shu-Ta 2 had such a limited release, I managed to get one and it’s too bad they weren’t sold more widely because it’s a fun throw.
Zeekios get very little love … OK fine they are mostly rebranded YoYoEmpire but still, some of them are quite good, I especially like their Delrin choices.
People also rarely talk about the unique yoyotricks yoyos like the Atlas, Ethos, Canon, Civility etc
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isnt the shu ta 2 basically a shutter that can fingerspin?
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It is technically a Shutter with delrin caps on the ends, yes, but for some reason I find yoyos with endcaps play much different than I expect them to.
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Not a lot of people talk about the Yicheng Luo yoyos… it’s understandable though because there are only like two and they’re a few years old at this point. I feel like he’s kinda been coming back though with collaborations with other companies.
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The yoyoempire plastics are BOMB. And super affordable.
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I bring up my IceWoof a lot on here, from a small company called KnotCreators run by Jei Yee. I think they’ve only done two yoyos so far, and the IceWoof I actually got through backing a kickstarter (though I think some are still available now for retail). Dead smooth bi-metal yoyo. My favorite throw, but also kind of least played because it’s my most expensive yoyo ($80).
I hope I’m not bringing this yoyo up too much, feel like I’m beating a dead horse lol, but just trying to spread word about a company I think produces a great product.
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I really like my Auldey yoyos - Demon S, Orbis, Aircut, Turning Point ($ friendly version of the Turning Point Positron), Cold Blade - all great players for me.
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There’s an Orbis available on a BST post right now I really want, but don’t have the money as I just bought another throw lol.
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