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onedrop - Dingo
Barely practical? At the limits of what can even be used on the yo-yo contest scene, Dingo is an extremely undersized yo-yo!
onedrop has released a bomb of tiny proportions. At 46mm in diameter, Dingo looks like a cute little pocket yo-yo. Of course, it still doesn't get quite down to the miniature proportions of the Mighty Flea or the Big Deal, but it's still quite diminutive. In the hands of an advanced player, it still can be used practically. Not just the diameter, but the body width is quite narrow, making it easy to casually bounce the Dingo around between strings for complicated tricks. It makes nearly impossible tricks with an oversize yo-yo go down smoothly, a feeling that can only be brought on by such extreme undersizing. Despite its stature, it still feels weighty in the hand. The heavy rim gives it great stability, and it has a relatively high edge, but gives a great sense of control.
It's pretty rare to see such a small yo-yo, recommended for those who want to improve their complicated tricks, hone their skills, or all-around broaden their horizons.
* Please note that blue color Dingos in our stock do not have any engraving on them.
>>Banksy1006's Dingo PV
Barely practical? At the limits of what can even be used on the yo-yo contest scene, Dingo is an extremely undersized yo-yo!
onedrop has released a bomb of tiny proportions. At 46mm in diameter, Dingo looks like a cute little pocket yo-yo. Of course, it still doesn't get quite down to the miniature proportions of the Mighty Flea or the Big Deal, but it's still quite diminutive. In the hands of an advanced player, it still can be used practically. Not just the diameter, but the body width is quite narrow, making it easy to casually bounce the Dingo around between strings for complicated tricks. It makes nearly impossible tricks with an oversize yo-yo go down smoothly, a feeling that can only be brought on by such extreme undersizing. Despite its stature, it still feels weighty in the hand. The heavy rim gives it great stability, and it has a relatively high edge, but gives a great sense of control.
It's pretty rare to see such a small yo-yo, recommended for those who want to improve their complicated tricks, hone their skills, or all-around broaden their horizons.
* Please note that blue color Dingos in our stock do not have any engraving on them.
>>Banksy1006's Dingo PV
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Dingo
onedrop - Dingo
Barely practical? At the limits of what can even be used on the yo-yo contest scene, Dingo is an extremely undersized yo-yo!
onedrop has released a bomb of tiny proportions. At 46mm in diameter, Dingo looks like a cute little pocket yo-yo. Of course, it still doesn't get quite down to the miniature proportions of the Mighty Flea or the Big Deal, but it's still quite diminutive. In the hands of an advanced player, it still can be used practically. Not just the diameter, but the body width is quite narrow, making it easy to casually bounce the Dingo around between strings for complicated tricks. It makes nearly impossible tricks with an oversize yo-yo go down smoothly, a feeling that can only be brought on by such extreme undersizing. Despite its stature, it still feels weighty in the hand. The heavy rim gives it great stability, and it has a relatively high edge, but gives a great sense of control.
It's pretty rare to see such a small yo-yo, recommended for those who want to improve their complicated tricks, hone their skills, or all-around broaden their horizons.
* Please note that blue color Dingos in our stock do not have any engraving on them.
>>Banksy1006's Dingo PV
Barely practical? At the limits of what can even be used on the yo-yo contest scene, Dingo is an extremely undersized yo-yo!
onedrop has released a bomb of tiny proportions. At 46mm in diameter, Dingo looks like a cute little pocket yo-yo. Of course, it still doesn't get quite down to the miniature proportions of the Mighty Flea or the Big Deal, but it's still quite diminutive. In the hands of an advanced player, it still can be used practically. Not just the diameter, but the body width is quite narrow, making it easy to casually bounce the Dingo around between strings for complicated tricks. It makes nearly impossible tricks with an oversize yo-yo go down smoothly, a feeling that can only be brought on by such extreme undersizing. Despite its stature, it still feels weighty in the hand. The heavy rim gives it great stability, and it has a relatively high edge, but gives a great sense of control.
It's pretty rare to see such a small yo-yo, recommended for those who want to improve their complicated tricks, hone their skills, or all-around broaden their horizons.
* Please note that blue color Dingos in our stock do not have any engraving on them.
>>Banksy1006's Dingo PV
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onedrop - Dingo
Barely practical? At the limits of what can even be used on the yo-yo contest scene, Dingo is an extremely undersized yo-yo!
onedrop has released a bomb of tiny proportions. At 46mm in diameter, Dingo looks like a cute little pocket yo-yo. Of course, it still doesn't get quite down to the miniature proportions of the Mighty Flea or the Big Deal, but it's still quite diminutive. In the hands of an advanced player, it still can be used practically. Not just the diameter, but the body width is quite narrow, making it easy to casually bounce the Dingo around between strings for complicated tricks. It makes nearly impossible tricks with an oversize yo-yo go down smoothly, a feeling that can only be brought on by such extreme undersizing. Despite its stature, it still feels weighty in the hand. The heavy rim gives it great stability, and it has a relatively high edge, but gives a great sense of control.
It's pretty rare to see such a small yo-yo, recommended for those who want to improve their complicated tricks, hone their skills, or all-around broaden their horizons.
* Please note that blue color Dingos in our stock do not have any engraving on them.
>>Banksy1006's Dingo PV
Barely practical? At the limits of what can even be used on the yo-yo contest scene, Dingo is an extremely undersized yo-yo!
onedrop has released a bomb of tiny proportions. At 46mm in diameter, Dingo looks like a cute little pocket yo-yo. Of course, it still doesn't get quite down to the miniature proportions of the Mighty Flea or the Big Deal, but it's still quite diminutive. In the hands of an advanced player, it still can be used practically. Not just the diameter, but the body width is quite narrow, making it easy to casually bounce the Dingo around between strings for complicated tricks. It makes nearly impossible tricks with an oversize yo-yo go down smoothly, a feeling that can only be brought on by such extreme undersizing. Despite its stature, it still feels weighty in the hand. The heavy rim gives it great stability, and it has a relatively high edge, but gives a great sense of control.
It's pretty rare to see such a small yo-yo, recommended for those who want to improve their complicated tricks, hone their skills, or all-around broaden their horizons.
* Please note that blue color Dingos in our stock do not have any engraving on them.
>>Banksy1006's Dingo PV
