Ballom
C3yoyodesign - Ballom
A derivative model that inherits the concept of the Stellar IX while specializing in maneuverability and control performance.
This is the signature model of Yuki Sakamoto, the runner-up in the 5A division at the 2024 Japan National Yoyo Contest. Sakamoto, a long-time user of the company's "Stellar IX," has adjusted the fine details to suit his own playstyle, completing this model with a distinct feeling different from the Stellar IX.
The biggest difference lies in the change in maneuverability due to its size and weight distribution. While inheriting the concept of an extra-wide body, the Ballom is designed with a slightly smaller diameter, realizing an operational feel that allows for tighter turns and easier handling of intricate movements. It is designed to be easily adaptable even for players who usually use standard-sized yo-yos.
By concentrating weight on the stainless steel rims, the feeling has become more solid and substantial. This increases the persistence of the spin, achieving high control performance that allows the yoyo to move obediently even when in an unstable position in the air. It provides a sense of reliability that allows players to perform tricks with confidence during freestyles, making it a design strongly conscious of competitive use.
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Ballom
C3yoyodesign - Ballom
A derivative model that inherits the concept of the Stellar IX while specializing in maneuverability and control performance.
This is the signature model of Yuki Sakamoto, the runner-up in the 5A division at the 2024 Japan National Yoyo Contest. Sakamoto, a long-time user of the company's "Stellar IX," has adjusted the fine details to suit his own playstyle, completing this model with a distinct feeling different from the Stellar IX.
The biggest difference lies in the change in maneuverability due to its size and weight distribution. While inheriting the concept of an extra-wide body, the Ballom is designed with a slightly smaller diameter, realizing an operational feel that allows for tighter turns and easier handling of intricate movements. It is designed to be easily adaptable even for players who usually use standard-sized yo-yos.
By concentrating weight on the stainless steel rims, the feeling has become more solid and substantial. This increases the persistence of the spin, achieving high control performance that allows the yoyo to move obediently even when in an unstable position in the air. It provides a sense of reliability that allows players to perform tricks with confidence during freestyles, making it a design strongly conscious of competitive use.
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C3yoyodesign - Ballom
A derivative model that inherits the concept of the Stellar IX while specializing in maneuverability and control performance.
This is the signature model of Yuki Sakamoto, the runner-up in the 5A division at the 2024 Japan National Yoyo Contest. Sakamoto, a long-time user of the company's "Stellar IX," has adjusted the fine details to suit his own playstyle, completing this model with a distinct feeling different from the Stellar IX.
The biggest difference lies in the change in maneuverability due to its size and weight distribution. While inheriting the concept of an extra-wide body, the Ballom is designed with a slightly smaller diameter, realizing an operational feel that allows for tighter turns and easier handling of intricate movements. It is designed to be easily adaptable even for players who usually use standard-sized yo-yos.
By concentrating weight on the stainless steel rims, the feeling has become more solid and substantial. This increases the persistence of the spin, achieving high control performance that allows the yoyo to move obediently even when in an unstable position in the air. It provides a sense of reliability that allows players to perform tricks with confidence during freestyles, making it a design strongly conscious of competitive use.
