If you like the One Drop Top Deck you need this! This yoyo hits every sweet spot for me. The finish is amazing and specs are perfect in every way. Long spinning, stable, forgiving, and very comfortable.

It's an awesome looking yoyo. It's well balanced and has great spin time. Performing tricks with it is a bliss and thanks to the gap and shape the yoyo is very forgiving. It has a nice lip for thumbnail grinds so performing them should be easy except for one little thing: It has a grippy texture.
When I try to do finger grinds or thumbnail grinds, the yoyo tends to jump as soon as it touches the skin. It's a bit disappointing since kinda expected a smooth surface for that. I don't do them that much but I was hoping for a yoyo this price to allow that easily.
Other than that, I love every aspect of the yoyo.

I didn’t expect the shape to be as organic as it is, but I’m glad it is. This thing is ridiculously fun, while making no compromises to performance or price. Felt a bit vibes at first, but it went away after a while. After that, absolute bliss! It’s everything I’ve ever wanted in a yoyo. Floaty, not too heavy, not too light, and it performed tricks easier than any of my 12 or so other yo-yos. It’s so good!

The numbers for this--width, gap, weight, diameter--are almost a perfect average of the many good mid-priced mono-metals available. But, as even intermediate throwers like me know, yo-yo's are much more than the sum of standard numerical metrics. Subtleties in shape, weight distribution, and appearance add up to influence the how frequently yo-yos in any collection get play. The Kapital doesn't break new performance ground, but its organic shape and gorgeous finish draw the eye and hand. I admit that I was influenced by the the ironic Marxist imagery. Who can resist a retro rocket with what could be a Chinese Communist star and the German spelling of "capital" with a wink to Marx's Das Kapital? Even the font is in on the retro-Soviet joke. It handles my combos and routines with ease, but, then again, I'm not competing or going horizontal. For collectors who get the vague notion of a "fun" yo-yo, this is well worth a look and, up to all but the most advanced tricks, plenty functional.