I agree, I have a B-grade Hideyoshi that is smoother than some A-grade yoyos I own…
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My most stable yoyo is my oak Harbinger. It hasn’t exploded or decayed at all.
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i wish my yoyos were made out of noble gases
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Butter. I’d have to try some to find any others.
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What do you mean by decayed? You leave them outside during the winter? Ha ha.
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it was a play on science/chemistry an unstable element will decay, explode, or implode
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Gotcha. I’m a little slow. Inert you might say.
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Never used ice Berg but was gonna say my ippon is the most stable
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wats the difference between them?
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Shape, size
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never rlly took a close look at a glance they look similer both being hybrids
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My Horizon is very stable. I hardly ever throw it though, way too clunky for my tastes.
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YYR Valkyrie or A-RT bimetal
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This
Quite early on with yoyoing I got a Onedrop Benchmark O 2016. I played it with the stock bearing andstill do, it is one of my favourite yoyos. It certainly cleaned up my break away. I have since owned a few “very stable” yoyos and just can’t get into them and quickly traded/sold them on
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Monometal: Sync
Bimetal: most stable I’ve tried is Tiss Hummingbird, followed by Overdrive Draupnir
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Qubit is least stable, easier to answer. Most others are very stable. Superstar is stable, most with good rim weight seem to be.
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So jealous!! The Hideyoshi is on my “grail” list! If you can I’d love to see a pic.
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