I just love this brand
Bathysphereā¦been totally obsessed with this one ever since I first saw it.
So psyched to have this one. Thanks @Raindog3030 and @MarkD for making such a fun throw!
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Welcome.
Yea man! Welcome.
I took about the same break from throwing as you. And yeaā¦the yoyoās these days and the tricks āthese kidsā are doing are INSANE!
Whoops! My mistake. Thank you so much!
No biggie. Just trying to help.
Welcome back, ya olā fart! Iām relatively in the same boat as you, but I was on and off before, during, and after age 11. Iāve just recently come back and am progressing further now than I ever have before, COMBINED. Ugh, the picture books with yoyos, what weird way we had to learn to throw. Kids these days with their youtubes and their instatwitter and whatnots
I, too, am impressed with the advancement in throwing tech, but I see you started off strong with the Bathysphere! Impressed that you scored both the exotic colorways.
Picture books is all there was for me as a kid. Itās why I never learned much. Iāve learned so much in the last year. Also, thanks to this forum and the awesome people here.
Same. No disrespect to the picture book, but I have with no ability to quantify this claim despite the evidence, learned significantly more in the past 2-3 weeks than I have for my 20+ years previously combined.
Also with you on thanking this forum.
I know a lot of people learned from those books but my mind couldnāt make the transition. Video and people willing to take the time to break down and explain has made learning accessible, not easy, just accessible. Iām always appreciative of those who put their own time into making tutorials for the rest of us and then there is free access to all of this information. Manā¦ you had to search, and dig, and work to get information when I was a kid. I sound old to myself right now but thatās the truth right there.
Dang man, way to send me on a one way trip to Nostalgia Lane
I honestly appreciated throwers back then because they either learned from the books or they knew someone who could teach them.
Finally arrived, stuck in Christmas mail for a while but finally arrived this week:
Just in time for a snow day! I can play inside all day and drink hot chocolate
That is absolutely stunning!
Same here to be honest, I used to struggle with those picture books. I remember giving up even on Splitting the Atom entirely and on my return to the hobby a video got me going in like 10 minutes, if that long, haha.
Got these super fast along with my free āyo-yoā hat . The papercut is really good, like the easiest to control yoyo I ever played. I was going back and forth on if I should get one, Iām glad I did. Iāve only played it for about an hour and a half but Iām pretty sure itās going to be my best playing yoyo. Iām surprised I havenāt heard much about it yet from when it was released in mystery boxes. I wasnāt hyped on any colors of the papercut but the teal is much darker than some of the photos I seen and I like it a lot. I was hoping it would be that way. I also got a speedaholic cause I played Teslas the whole time at Steel City Throwers and really liked it. Canāt wait to play these all night.
How do you like these? I keep hearing stuff about them
I like both a lot. I now understand why the bimetal shape of the Klondike/w1ld/kagerou etc. are so popular. The papercut is definitely the best performing yoyo I have. Its a really solid feeling yoyo compared to how some bimetals feel kind of hollow. Its similar in weight to my Peregrine but definitely plays a little more heavy on the string, which I like. If I had to describe it in one sentence Iād say that itās a really easy to control yoyo. The Speedaholic is a great plastic yoyo. Almost plays as good as a metal id say, maybe even better than some metals. I been enjoying playing plastic yoyos alot lately, they just feel more.fun.
Dope! Thank you for the quick review. Iāve added these to my list of things to try
Whatās your band dude!?