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Fanny packs > pockets. Why carry one throw when you can have like 4?
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Normal sized yoyos are pocket yoyos really. They just are noticeable in your pocket.
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If you can find one, the steel 888 is by far the best one I’ve ever tried. If you like a regular 888, it feels almost exactly like one, maybe even being more stable.
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100%, I’ve played that yoyo more than any other this year.
For unresponsive: Turner Return Tops: Isthmus followed very closely by Turner Return Tops: Cenote.
Responsive: DocPop: Daytripper,
MK 1/SpinWorthy: RBC, Freehand
Fixie: SpinWorthy: survivalist, TMBR/Zipline: Wood Z, butterfly
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For $15 on sleezbay I’m pretty sure that’s what it cost new, but I thought it looked cool and being made by razor scooters was funny to me
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The OD kamuraiju and panorama are both great pocketable throws, that don’t ruin your jeans
They disappear in a rain jacket this time of year and I can do all my tricks on either (yes even the DNA) 
i have yet to try any other major brands smaller throws though
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I also have a YYF G5 silver icon it is really slim
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Deeper State set up unresponsive with 2 shims and a center trac. Perfect blend of pocket comfort and playability.
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The Deeper State does make a formidable pocket yo-yo. I set mine up with a dry narrow C bearing and shims for a very sweet responsive throw that pockets quite nicely. I still think I favor the Deep State slightly but both are amazing pocketable throws.
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if you wear cargos, a 4A throw is a pocket yoyo…
enjoy the throw my friends
kgb
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This. I found the perfect Yoyo when i discovered the capstan. And it happens to be pocketable
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But for the BEST POCKET YOYO if I had to give a vote I’d say it would go to this guy. Titanium executive
I have an entire collection of what I consider to be undersized/pocket throws, yet the one that literally has gone with me everyday when I leave the house since I got it, is the titanium executive. It’s got the perfect size where it can disappear into any pocket, and it’s truly more capable than many of my other larger diameter throws. I love it
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I know many have said that the Kamuraiju is slightly undersized. But looking at it’s profile , seems it’s just a tad smaller and slimmer than a Top Deck which I have for comparison. Is it really pocketable? Genuinely curious.
I have both and I would say Top Deck feels more full sized and Kamuraiju feels mid-sized, even though they’re pretty close specs wise. It’s no slimline, but I don’t mind it being in my pocket when I’m out and about.
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