So I’m curious to buy another legend wing yo-yo here on YYE cause now I’m hooked onto fixed axle play !!! And I was looking at the white rubber colorway and was curious if it actually has a rubbery texture to it ?? If so I will definitely try one out but I wanted to ask if any of y’all have this colorway and how does it play like ??
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I got the white rubber and it does have a matte rubber-like finish. I really enjoy the in hand feel, it’s my partners favourite throw I have because of it.
I don’t think it plays any different than the other L. wings. The response felt better at first but I think that difference may have been more psychological plus the cotton type 10 strings I got with it. Couldn’t compare it well to my old cherry finish one as I broke it in half 
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Its like the sticky paint on a Kendama Tama Ball. I like it, maybe not the best for Tape Measures perhaps, but a cheat code for back of the hand stall tricks.
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Thanks everybody for your answers I really appreciate it I might end up picking one up to build up my 0a collection 
and btw does the engraving on it show a cabin or like a base camp logo ??
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Don’t go near the white rubber one. It feels awful in the hand and the rubber coating interferes with play.
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It does! I BELIEVE it’s Basecamp.
This thing is fantastic by the way. Highly recommend getting one. The engraving also chars the coating a bit, giving it a roasted marshmallow appearance. Love it
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What does the response area look like?
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It’s unfinished. Just roughed up wood like all Legend Wings.
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Do any of you guys throw sidewinders or UFOs, or any trick where the string potentially comes in contact with the rim? Because the rubber coating really interferes with these tricks.
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@Yoyogeek15 buy yourself a rubber coating Legend Wing if you really want one, but I recommend picking up a natural one at the same time.
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because these like all legend and legend wing are made of 1 single piece of wood cut into a yoyo shape the string gap cut is not as smooth as the outside. This area will wear in, or back in the day (1940s) players would hand sand this gap a little. I would think this area would grip the string WAY more than the painted finish. I don’t find anything prohibitive or productive about the finish. It just looks and feels different. I like it!
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