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Sengoku - Hideyoshi
With a stainless AND brass rim, Hideyoshi is a trimetal yo-yo!
The field of trimetal yo-yos hasn't seen much movement in recent years, but Sengoku set its sights to challenge the status quo. Using three different metals with their own qualities and densities, Sengoku has released a yo-yo that has barely been seen before.
One of the benefits of multimetal designs is that you can accomplish weight distributions that aren't physically possible in a monometal design. While this is also true of bimetal yo-yos, trimetal design provides a whole new potential of feeling and balance.
With the stainless and brass rims, the resulting feeling is heavy, but inexplicably soft. This heavyweight feeling can only be attributed to the multimetal design, given the actual weight of the yo-yo. The rims don't just add a sophisticated look to the Hideyoshi, they change the way the yo-yo feels during play that is sure to fascinate players around the world. True to their naming convention, Sengoku is making history with their lineup.
With a stainless AND brass rim, Hideyoshi is a trimetal yo-yo!
The field of trimetal yo-yos hasn't seen much movement in recent years, but Sengoku set its sights to challenge the status quo. Using three different metals with their own qualities and densities, Sengoku has released a yo-yo that has barely been seen before.
One of the benefits of multimetal designs is that you can accomplish weight distributions that aren't physically possible in a monometal design. While this is also true of bimetal yo-yos, trimetal design provides a whole new potential of feeling and balance.
With the stainless and brass rims, the resulting feeling is heavy, but inexplicably soft. This heavyweight feeling can only be attributed to the multimetal design, given the actual weight of the yo-yo. The rims don't just add a sophisticated look to the Hideyoshi, they change the way the yo-yo feels during play that is sure to fascinate players around the world. True to their naming convention, Sengoku is making history with their lineup.
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Sengoku - Hideyoshi
With a stainless AND brass rim, Hideyoshi is a trimetal yo-yo!
The field of trimetal yo-yos hasn't seen much movement in recent years, but Sengoku set its sights to challenge the status quo. Using three different metals with their own qualities and densities, Sengoku has released a yo-yo that has barely been seen before.
One of the benefits of multimetal designs is that you can accomplish weight distributions that aren't physically possible in a monometal design. While this is also true of bimetal yo-yos, trimetal design provides a whole new potential of feeling and balance.
With the stainless and brass rims, the resulting feeling is heavy, but inexplicably soft. This heavyweight feeling can only be attributed to the multimetal design, given the actual weight of the yo-yo. The rims don't just add a sophisticated look to the Hideyoshi, they change the way the yo-yo feels during play that is sure to fascinate players around the world. True to their naming convention, Sengoku is making history with their lineup.
With a stainless AND brass rim, Hideyoshi is a trimetal yo-yo!
The field of trimetal yo-yos hasn't seen much movement in recent years, but Sengoku set its sights to challenge the status quo. Using three different metals with their own qualities and densities, Sengoku has released a yo-yo that has barely been seen before.
One of the benefits of multimetal designs is that you can accomplish weight distributions that aren't physically possible in a monometal design. While this is also true of bimetal yo-yos, trimetal design provides a whole new potential of feeling and balance.
With the stainless and brass rims, the resulting feeling is heavy, but inexplicably soft. This heavyweight feeling can only be attributed to the multimetal design, given the actual weight of the yo-yo. The rims don't just add a sophisticated look to the Hideyoshi, they change the way the yo-yo feels during play that is sure to fascinate players around the world. True to their naming convention, Sengoku is making history with their lineup.
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Sengoku - Hideyoshi
With a stainless AND brass rim, Hideyoshi is a trimetal yo-yo!
The field of trimetal yo-yos hasn't seen much movement in recent years, but Sengoku set its sights to challenge the status quo. Using three different metals with their own qualities and densities, Sengoku has released a yo-yo that has barely been seen before.
One of the benefits of multimetal designs is that you can accomplish weight distributions that aren't physically possible in a monometal design. While this is also true of bimetal yo-yos, trimetal design provides a whole new potential of feeling and balance.
With the stainless and brass rims, the resulting feeling is heavy, but inexplicably soft. This heavyweight feeling can only be attributed to the multimetal design, given the actual weight of the yo-yo. The rims don't just add a sophisticated look to the Hideyoshi, they change the way the yo-yo feels during play that is sure to fascinate players around the world. True to their naming convention, Sengoku is making history with their lineup.
With a stainless AND brass rim, Hideyoshi is a trimetal yo-yo!
The field of trimetal yo-yos hasn't seen much movement in recent years, but Sengoku set its sights to challenge the status quo. Using three different metals with their own qualities and densities, Sengoku has released a yo-yo that has barely been seen before.
One of the benefits of multimetal designs is that you can accomplish weight distributions that aren't physically possible in a monometal design. While this is also true of bimetal yo-yos, trimetal design provides a whole new potential of feeling and balance.
With the stainless and brass rims, the resulting feeling is heavy, but inexplicably soft. This heavyweight feeling can only be attributed to the multimetal design, given the actual weight of the yo-yo. The rims don't just add a sophisticated look to the Hideyoshi, they change the way the yo-yo feels during play that is sure to fascinate players around the world. True to their naming convention, Sengoku is making history with their lineup.
