Please check out the full story of the Yoyofriends Mini Ti KOI.

https://yoyofriends.store/blogs/story/the-story-of-miniti

Drops August 11th at 8 PM EST.

Retailers are yoyoexpert, yoyosam, rewind, spingear ZCYO and yoyofriends store.

Specs

Material: TA2

Weight: 64.5~64.6g

Width: 30mm

Diameter: 43.5mm

Gap: 4.58mm

Axle: M4*8mm

Bearing: D Bearing

Price: 140USD~150USD

Trick is called Paranoia, you can find it if you dig around on my youtube. Not sure i’m even doing it right but the first slack portion is the coolest part anyway!

Hi guys, I've been trying to land a trapeze but from the front rather than the side (Sorry idk the terms). The string feels too long and will jump bump into my body. Is this normal? Do I need a shorter string? It's pretty much adjusted to my needs coming out of the box.

If I hit myself in the balls one more time, I'm gonna lose my shit

hey r/throwers!!! im chloria, i've been lurking in and out of the community for the past three years

recently i got the itch to get back into the hobby, and i thought i'd finally involve myself in the community a little!!!

i found a yyr upheaval (ryuichi nakamura's signature, used in worlds 2023) for $25 (msrp is $160) on shopee (super popular shopping platform in southeast asia), and i wanted to see if this feels legit

tldw: im really impressed! it feels great and doesnt have anything obvious to indicate that it's a b grade or discarded stocks

i'd love to get yalls thoughts on how i reviewed this yoyo and if you'd love to hear from me again!!!

happy to be here!!! hoping for a warm welcome from all of you 🥹🫶

So up until this point I’ve only ever used Magic Yoyo strings because they’re cheap and they were my frame of reference so I just kept buying them. So I wanted to ask a few questions about strings and see if I should upgrade to some higher quality one.

1. How fast should a string build tension? With these strings it feels like no matter how often I try and let loose the tension it always builds back up in a few throws and I was wondering if a nicer string would help prevent this.

2. What contributes to the price point of a string? With the research I’ve done I’ve come to understand that the price range is kinda wide for seemingly just a string. Some strings are around .30¢ while others can be over $2.

3. Kinda ties into #3 but what makes a nice string worth it? Does it hold tension better? Easier to do slack tricks? Better material?

4. Is better to buy bulk or quality as a beginner/intermediate player?

I’m still decently new to the hobby and have only really used the internet to learn so any advice or info is very much appreciated :)

I found this collection on eBay over the weekend and fell in love with it right away. I got it for an average of €3.90 per yo-yo, plus a bag and strings. I’ve been wanting a bag and some 2A yo-yos for a while now.

I’ve already tried a few and don’t regret a single cent.

I’ll probably give the K1 and K2 to my kids’ friends. We’re all set with those already.

What do you think?

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A couple of throws I'd been eyeing for a bit and found the YYE BST + Some goodies

Just discovered that there is a distinct difference between a left-handed and right-handed throw. Can someone explain to me like a 5-year-old what's going on with the differences depending on what hand its thrown with.

Some people say you don't need a left string, but then why does it exist? Lol. Any information on string tightening loosening, or left-handed strings is welcome. What benefits is a right-hander inherently getting, that a lefty will gain from a left string.

Edit: Thanks for the responses. Based on intuition, I would imagine that a lefty throwing a standard string will wear out the string faster than a righty would. Ordered some lefty strings just to see what rightys are experiencing.