Deviant 5
Offset YoYo - Deviant 5
The Deviant gets an update, with an even wider body, to make it a competition-ready monometal,
The Deviant series, designed to achieve top-class performance even as a monometal, has been updated to make it even wider than previous iterations.
The body is approximately 55mm wide, making it 5mm wider than the previous Deviant+ model. The body material has also been changed to super-duralumin (A7075) for higher strength, resulting in a yo-yo more focused on competitive play.
While bimetals tend to be the preferred choice for competition models, monometals have their own unique qualities, and their performance certainly doesn't fall short compared to bimetals.
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Deviant 5
Offset YoYo - Deviant 5
The Deviant gets an update, with an even wider body, to make it a competition-ready monometal,
The Deviant series, designed to achieve top-class performance even as a monometal, has been updated to make it even wider than previous iterations.
The body is approximately 55mm wide, making it 5mm wider than the previous Deviant+ model. The body material has also been changed to super-duralumin (A7075) for higher strength, resulting in a yo-yo more focused on competitive play.
While bimetals tend to be the preferred choice for competition models, monometals have their own unique qualities, and their performance certainly doesn't fall short compared to bimetals.
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Offset YoYo - Deviant 5
The Deviant gets an update, with an even wider body, to make it a competition-ready monometal,
The Deviant series, designed to achieve top-class performance even as a monometal, has been updated to make it even wider than previous iterations.
The body is approximately 55mm wide, making it 5mm wider than the previous Deviant+ model. The body material has also been changed to super-duralumin (A7075) for higher strength, resulting in a yo-yo more focused on competitive play.
While bimetals tend to be the preferred choice for competition models, monometals have their own unique qualities, and their performance certainly doesn't fall short compared to bimetals.
