What did you get in the mail, 2024?

I just peed a little omg

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Same :joy: @Yodaddyo

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Bada$$ Company
Bada$$ Throws

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Love this :slight_smile: so glad you found one

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Good friend from discord hooked it up.

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I can’t believe someone parted with it, especially that colorway… I haven’t put mine down since I got it… congrats on your score!

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Going to be hard to resist throwing this one before the end of July…

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What is this one Nick? Looks interesting :heart_eyes_cat:

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3yo3 Al5 :slight_smile:

It’s the more affordable version of the Ti5.

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Nice, thanks

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The Janus from ZGRT

My first truly pocket friendly yo-yo, I am not used to the slim line aspect and will need to work on my overall accuracy!

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Congrats! How does it play? i was thinking of getting one for a competition like NY States or maybe when throwdown happens later this year.

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Epic mail day for me. In addition to getting a GTR in the mail from a trade I also got a CLYW Wish from a trade at club.
It’s always a good day with new throws to play with!:grin:

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They hate us cause they Janus

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Been out of the country for 3 weeks for work, but now that I’m home I can finally dig through all my packages. These were the ones I was excited to open first!

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Thanks!

I really like it! The Peregrine is my first bimetal, so I can’t compare with others. In comparison to the YYF Superstar 2024 which is my only other metal unresponsive, it feels much lighter and more maneuverable, but still stable. The tricks I know that require popping the yo-yo up all seem easier. The response on a bind is snappy, but I haven’t noticed any issues with snagging while doing tricks. I love the finish on this. This fiery colorway is great too, though it has some very yellow spots. As far as I’m concerned, it’s a great playing and great looking yo-yo.

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The red with yellow rubber rims is a very interesting Aoda yoyo.

Here is what the seller said about it:

It’s been a while since I last visited China (June 2024). Every time I go there I discover something new in the toy wholesale district, but in Guangzhou, the largest, the number of wholesalers has halved, and there is no trace of the yo-yo boom that ended more than 10 years ago.

Meanwhile, I discovered AODA at a wholesaler in a rural area of the northeastern region! It was cast. Details are unknown, but it is a yo-yo with a cast body and a rubber protective ring.

It has a starburst response that takes advantage of the benefits of casting, a spacer system to ensure precision, and other AODA-like ingenuity that goes beyond just lowering the price. This model is a plastic yo-yo that has been turned into metal (die-cast), so it is probably not from the end of the boom, but from the early days of the boom, and is dead stock. It

may have been in stock in the past, but I looked back as far as I could and couldn’t find any records, so it may be the first time, and we don’t stock that many, so if you like unique yo-yos

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There is the spacers, bearing, and cast starburst.

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