Love organics, they’re just too much fun to put down!
I still like to learn new tricks on something more V/W shaped, but then hop right back to an organic as soon as I think I have it down.
The Perpendicular is definitely something special though, and those brass rings are beautiful!
I love them for rejections. Makes things so much easier some times.
mostly for aesthetic purposes but they reject the best
i mean… my favorite thing to throw is wood/cotton. so that’s LITERALLY organic.
most of my fav throws tend to evoke that feeling which is so familiar to me.
No nostaligia for me, I got into the hobby in 2016 when fast V bimetals seemed the hyped thing.
The main thing is catching comfort is nice to have.
Some tricks are also just nicer on organics, like rejections and slackicide.
I would say for me it matters more if rim is nice and rounded off, with few sharp edges-
rather than something that has a round profile with a a sharp ending point like the haymaker shown above.
Some say they arent performance oriented enough, but like most of you have dozens of yoyos…. just have a string on more than one at a time, pick up the V shaped bimetal when you want massive long combos and the comfy one when you are just doing your comfort zone tricks, at least that’s what I tend to do.
I don’t think it’s a taste that you will necessarily develop with time. A lot of people who really love organics started loving them when they were still quite new and inexperienced while I’ve been yo-yoing for some 16 years and do not care for organics in general (and I know plenty of others who are similar). I think if at this point you’ve tried some organics and they bounced off you then they’re prob just not your thing which is fine.
Organic and high walls made me better at the yo. They also just suit my style more.
Personally, I just love the way they feel in my hand, both at rest and on return. Tbf, however, yoyos are more of a focal point for my needing to keep my hands busy than a, ya’know, trick-throwing toy for me.
Same reason why the RBC is my favorite design (also, as someone who just loves throwing loops and desires snappy responses, RBC is just 
)
