HI, so I wanted to know what the best yoyo is on offset yoyo. Currently, I have the Variant and that’s it.
P.S I want it to also be budget friendly.
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The variant is a great budget yo-yo but other than the variant I would probably go for the deviant since it’s only $45 (they are doing pre-orders on it at the moment) which is a great deal but that’s about it. Im eagerly waiting for a deviant to go back in stock as well 
or if your a beginner offset just released a beginner yo-yo called the accent for $20 as well. Hoped this helped ya out 
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Thx! I’ll probably get a deviant.
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No problem and Yeah I really want to try one out as well !!! I want to see what the mono-metal and plastic version of the outlier plays like without spending to much of course. I actually just ordered a variant a couple of days ago on offset but I think that it will take a while to get here because it ships from Australia if you didn’t know (you have been warned ) but I couldn’t find a variant on ANY yo-yo retailer except offset so here I am confidently saying that my variant will be one of the best plastic throws I own but enough about me how do you enjoy your variant ??
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I found my variant from A2Z science (a sister company to yye). Also I knew it was from the AU.
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Wow i never knew about that website good to know thx 
It’s just like i never knew about offset until I watched one of Brandon’s videos and that about did it.
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I really like the Moebius, but I’m always partial to brass rings.
I haven’t tried the Deviant, but I’m confident it’s a great yoyo.
Yeah it sounds like a great mono-metal throw !!
I only have the outlier 2 from the offset collection, but the aqua is beautiful and the coating on the throw is amazing. It’s dead smooth and I’d say worth every penny.
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depends on what you mean by “budget”.
cheatcode is a great throw. it has a next gen fingerspin cap made from delrin that has “auto orientation” so it orients the yoyo into a full fingerspin from whatever angle you hop the yoyo up onto your finger.
brandon also made the weight distribution and shape PERFECT for everything. the cheatcode is really the whole pack for 65$. it handles dna, godspeed, flow, tech, horizontal, behind the back, EVERYTHING
ok imma stop yappin about the cheatcode lolz
I think it’s the metal ascent. Because it has almost every technology available rn. Also, its one of the most recent yo-yos on the market. And it costs only like 38 €
Honestly in my opinion, the best overall pefromace yoyos from offset or outlier +, deviant + and xenon. Outlier5 and deviant 5 are considered controversial on wether or not it’s superior for comp or not. With outlier, deviant + and xenon, these are all yoyos that are on the current trend of comp yoyos
I’m gonna make all the kids hate me here but I don’t really care for any of the metal/bimetal YoYo’s offset have. I think the most interesting YoYo they made was the plastic cheat code honestly
Note: no hate for Brandon V
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I’m actually with you there. They just look too w i d e for me. I watched some of Mr. Vu’s vids and it is so cool to watch the design process and his performances
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metal ascent looks great, its probably pretty stable etc
more importantly I love grind tricks
I dont care if they score competition points or not
No hate here, nobody is required to like any yoyo. Just curious though, why the plastic cheatcode and not the regular cheatcode?
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Regular cheat code has a nicer fingerspin cap as it’s delrin and just glides your finger in place but the yoyo it’s self is not remarkable in any way. It’s very plain and almost leaves something to be desired. For the price I don’t think it’s worth it.
The plastic cheat code however is priced right for what it is has a bit better weight distribution and still has a really good fingerspin hub design even if it’s not delrin
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I wanted to like my Outlier 3 so bad. While I still think it’s one of the best looking throws around, and I still love Brandon, I just did not jive with that thing in play.
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