ANTiTHESIS club! My halfway package arrived today:
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Imagine my surprise when I find a new plastic Duncan released and I had no idea. Duncan Spin Drifter arrived today. I’d love to see something with a ball-bearing axle, but for $10 it’s not too shabby.
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So…is it a fixed axle with spinners?
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Plastic transaxle with ball-bearing spinners.
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Spoiler alert bro! Jk, that’s awesome, can’t wait to get mine.
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@MarkD Mk1 Umbra b-grade. With a nicely matching @BadWolfeCo Slicc from the booster pack.
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This Duncan Hornet arrived on Tuesday! Work and school have kept me at my desk all day/night this week so I am excited for Saturday to come so I can have some serious throwing and get used to this awesome yoyo!
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After a brief stint in Russia the GBP finally showed up! Just in time with the daytripper too. Very happy with both although the GBP is gonna take some getting used to
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What’s that?
The name is censored for some reason.
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I presume it is the A-RT unnamed bi-metal. Those blank squares were used by A-RT to stand in for the lack of a name when they released it. Officially it doesn’t have a name (“unnamed” is not its name; it is simply an adjective). The lack of a name is more awkward than clever, so both the squares and the word “unnamed” have sort of become unofficially recognized as valid ways to refer to it.
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Ah I see. A-RT have the same in the past, guess it just never occured to me.
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actually as far as i know the boxes are the yoyos name, i think unnamed caught on because you can’t really pronounce the boxes but the official name is the boxes. i could be wrong tho
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There was considerable confusion when it was released (I guess there continues to be confusion). A-RT officially confirmed that the yoyo has no name.
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I agree with you, the name on my invoice from A-RT refers to it as the ■■■■■■■■. Kind of like the Artist formally known as Prince, was just a symbol.
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