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YoYoFactory – Singularity Review by TokYo-Yo
Designed to meet the needs of Japan’s top competitors, the bimetal Singularity is the new signature model of Izuru Hasumi.
Izuru’s new signature model is a bimetal masterpiece that marries reliable stability with his energetic style. The design was handled by SUS YOYO MECHANICS, the Japanese designer who is also responsible for the impressive Rockstar model. Based on the Supernova, Singularity is a bimetal variation built to meet Izuru’s needs on the stage.
[WORLDWIDE] http://www.yoyostorerewind.com/en/singularity.html
YoYoFactory – Singularity
[Yo-Yo] YoYoFactory – Loop720 Review by TokYo-Yo
[WORLDWIDE] http://www.yoyostorerewind.com/en/loop720.html
[USA] http://www.yo-yo-usa.com/loop-720-japan-ver.html
The Looping AP World Champion, Shu Takada helped to craft this ultimate looping yo-yo!
Tweaking looping yo-yos was a fine art for early players, and now they’re taking that knowledge and doing the work for you, maxing out the limits of what the specs will allow. Looping yo-yos are particularly finicky, so it takes a practiced hand to make it awesome. With the help of world champion in the artistic performance (AP) division, Shu Takada had a hand in making this yo-yo the beast that it is. Thank to their designs, you barely need any maintenance to keep this top spinning forever.
A change in the design includes the switch to a starburst response area, and a metal spacer to lock the gap at the perfect looping width for beginners and professional players alike. We suggest a string length of around 70-75cm for maximum performance. K-String normal works best for us!
An affordable throw, the 720 makes it easy to pick up two for the rigors of two-handed looping!
[Yo-Yo] Duncan – Origami Review by TokYo-Yo
Origami is Filipino and Asian 5A champion Bryan Jardin’s new signature model!
Sweeping the Philippines and all of Asia with his energetic counterweight freestyles, Bryan Jardin’s signature Origami has earned a 2018 refresh! The specs and shape have been updated with all kinds of tweaks; a considerable difference shows in the side face, where the multi-stepped rim has been thickened and the overall width shrank by 1mm, giving the new Origami a slender profile. As a result, although the weight has barely changed, Duncan has upped the horsepower on the Origami with a balanced, stable playfeel. These updates are in line with Bryan’s upbeat and hearty trick style, supporting his audacious freestyles with a refined power we’ve come to expect from high end full metal throws.
*Comes with a Rapid Ball counterweight for 5A play out of the box!
Font used: OSP DIN
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Music Used: Billy Murray: Arrah Wanna
Antique Phonograph Music Program 08/25/2015
by Antique Phonograph Music Program [Various Artists]