This caught my attention.
first look at it, I thought it's a OffString yoyo, I don't know why it just give me that impression.
and then second look and realise the bearing size and stuff, it should be a regular yoyo.
huge bearing more to the wall area rather than the rim area, I am making an assumption that this yoyo design as a independent spinning inner body that is of a similar concept to the spinning rim, but definitely works very differently. grind's gonna be different as far as I can see from this design, when you do a finger grind, the yoyo spins, but the inner body stays stationary on your finger, eliminating the 'grind' friction between the yoyo and your finger. shall wait for C3YoyoDesign to talk more about it.
first look at it, I thought it's a OffString yoyo, I don't know why it just give me that impression.
and then second look and realise the bearing size and stuff, it should be a regular yoyo.
huge bearing more to the wall area rather than the rim area, I am making an assumption that this yoyo design as a independent spinning inner body that is of a similar concept to the spinning rim, but definitely works very differently. grind's gonna be different as far as I can see from this design, when you do a finger grind, the yoyo spins, but the inner body stays stationary on your finger, eliminating the 'grind' friction between the yoyo and your finger. shall wait for C3YoyoDesign to talk more about it.
No, I think what they're doing is making the inner walls free-floating (not the rims). It's to elimate string drag. Or maybe :) .
ReplyDeletethat was what i meant.
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