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Sync by Aufheben - Nature
(This is a machine AI translation from Japanese. We will replace it once the English description done by our staff is ready.)
Titanium body achieves an outstanding fusion of mobility and stability.
This is Aufheben's first titanium model. It was developed based on the Shelter to approach the ideal feeling of Kazuki Morii, the owner and designer. The aluminum version was released earlier as "Nurture," and this model is positioned as the titanium version.
To achieve the desired feeling with titanium alone would require an extremely thin rim, which posed a high risk of injury and was rejected. After years of design challenges, the ideal feeling was realized without compromising performance by mounting ultra-lightweight A7075 wings on the outer edge, ensuring safety.
While the body side shares the same shape as Nurture, the characteristics differ significantly. Nurture is characterized by its power, while this model's strengths are high mobility and stability.
A notable feature is its excellent responsiveness, instantly moving in the direction of applied force while constantly maintaining a sense of the yo-yo's weight. The substantial feel characteristic of titanium and the mobility from the lightweight rim are beautifully balanced, responding directly to operations. Stability is maintained until the very end of the spin, so even during long combos, the posture remains stable, allowing tricks to be connected with confidence.
This titanium model represents the culmination of Aufheben's technology, completed after years of development.
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Sync by Aufheben - Nature
(This is a machine AI translation from Japanese. We will replace it once the English description done by our staff is ready.)
Titanium body achieves an outstanding fusion of mobility and stability.
This is Aufheben's first titanium model. It was developed based on the Shelter to approach the ideal feeling of Kazuki Morii, the owner and designer. The aluminum version was released earlier as "Nurture," and this model is positioned as the titanium version.
To achieve the desired feeling with titanium alone would require an extremely thin rim, which posed a high risk of injury and was rejected. After years of design challenges, the ideal feeling was realized without compromising performance by mounting ultra-lightweight A7075 wings on the outer edge, ensuring safety.
While the body side shares the same shape as Nurture, the characteristics differ significantly. Nurture is characterized by its power, while this model's strengths are high mobility and stability.
A notable feature is its excellent responsiveness, instantly moving in the direction of applied force while constantly maintaining a sense of the yo-yo's weight. The substantial feel characteristic of titanium and the mobility from the lightweight rim are beautifully balanced, responding directly to operations. Stability is maintained until the very end of the spin, so even during long combos, the posture remains stable, allowing tricks to be connected with confidence.
This titanium model represents the culmination of Aufheben's technology, completed after years of development.
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Sync by Aufheben - Nature
(This is a machine AI translation from Japanese. We will replace it once the English description done by our staff is ready.)
Titanium body achieves an outstanding fusion of mobility and stability.
This is Aufheben's first titanium model. It was developed based on the Shelter to approach the ideal feeling of Kazuki Morii, the owner and designer. The aluminum version was released earlier as "Nurture," and this model is positioned as the titanium version.
To achieve the desired feeling with titanium alone would require an extremely thin rim, which posed a high risk of injury and was rejected. After years of design challenges, the ideal feeling was realized without compromising performance by mounting ultra-lightweight A7075 wings on the outer edge, ensuring safety.
While the body side shares the same shape as Nurture, the characteristics differ significantly. Nurture is characterized by its power, while this model's strengths are high mobility and stability.
A notable feature is its excellent responsiveness, instantly moving in the direction of applied force while constantly maintaining a sense of the yo-yo's weight. The substantial feel characteristic of titanium and the mobility from the lightweight rim are beautifully balanced, responding directly to operations. Stability is maintained until the very end of the spin, so even during long combos, the posture remains stable, allowing tricks to be connected with confidence.
This titanium model represents the culmination of Aufheben's technology, completed after years of development.
