A pretty fun yoyo. It won't blow anyone's mind, but it does everything it's set out to do pretty well. Fun to play, especially after attaching lego pieces to the pegs on the sides. I especially like to add the LED blocks to the sides. The way the curves light up inside and the deepness of the yoyo really make it shine nicely and it looks awesome as it moves!

Great finish, dead smooth, really stable on finger grinds. Bearing seat is TIGHT but comes with a nice 10 ball. Feels really great on the catch. Only negative subjectively would be the weight, really light and not for everybody. Objectively I think the pads are bad. Way too grippy, couldn't even handle kitty regular without it snagging all the time. If you get this get different pads, or just wait for them to break in if you're patient.

Organic shape aficionados or collectors looking to score a supremely comfortable throw that surrenders very little spin time or stability for its easy-going curves are going to love this. Thin walled with clever weight distribution, this has it both ways in terms of substantial size and light weight. This combination gives it a unique acoustic quality, at least among my yoyos: crisp laceration binds elicit a sweet ringing when the string hits the body. I imagine a poorly maintained bearing would amplify pretty dramatically through this shape, but it arrived with a good quality race that, with a drop of lube, will spin trouble-free for years. Once again (see also The Author) RainCity finish looks significantly better in real life. Expecting a garden variety citrus orange, I was pleasantly surprised by the subtle rust/orange rendered with a matt surface that drinks light and reflects it with classy restraint. Embodying an unusual combination of exuberant fun and kickass engineering, this horse is going to start selling out once word gets around.