Samurai Armadillo
Sengoku - Samurai Armadillo
A bimetal model characterized by its innumerable steps.
This bimetal model makes a strong visual impact with its innumerable steps. This noticeable multi-stepped profile is not merely an eccentric design choice. By physically minimizing the surface area where the string contacts the body, it serves to thoroughly reduce sleep loss caused by friction during play. Furthermore, the design suppresses instability caused by string contact, maximizing spin retention and resistance to tilting.
With a spec weight of approximately 67g, it falls into the relatively heavier category among modern competition bimetal yo-yos. However, upon actually throwing it, you will likely be surprised by its agility, which belies the numbers. The unique weight distribution resulting from the multi-stepped shape allows for a crisp feel that maintains heavy rotational power while moving nimbly. It achieves a superb harmony between the conflicting elements of heavy weight and high maneuverability.
With a shape featuring so many ridges, one might be concerned about interference or snagging during rejection style tricks, where the string intentionally strikes the body. However, surprisingly, there is no particular difficulty, and you will rarely feel any inconvenience during play. It is a practical design capable of handling modern complex tricks while allowing players to fully enjoy the structural benefits.
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Samurai Armadillo
Sengoku - Samurai Armadillo
A bimetal model characterized by its innumerable steps.
This bimetal model makes a strong visual impact with its innumerable steps. This noticeable multi-stepped profile is not merely an eccentric design choice. By physically minimizing the surface area where the string contacts the body, it serves to thoroughly reduce sleep loss caused by friction during play. Furthermore, the design suppresses instability caused by string contact, maximizing spin retention and resistance to tilting.
With a spec weight of approximately 67g, it falls into the relatively heavier category among modern competition bimetal yo-yos. However, upon actually throwing it, you will likely be surprised by its agility, which belies the numbers. The unique weight distribution resulting from the multi-stepped shape allows for a crisp feel that maintains heavy rotational power while moving nimbly. It achieves a superb harmony between the conflicting elements of heavy weight and high maneuverability.
With a shape featuring so many ridges, one might be concerned about interference or snagging during rejection style tricks, where the string intentionally strikes the body. However, surprisingly, there is no particular difficulty, and you will rarely feel any inconvenience during play. It is a practical design capable of handling modern complex tricks while allowing players to fully enjoy the structural benefits.
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Sengoku - Samurai Armadillo
A bimetal model characterized by its innumerable steps.
This bimetal model makes a strong visual impact with its innumerable steps. This noticeable multi-stepped profile is not merely an eccentric design choice. By physically minimizing the surface area where the string contacts the body, it serves to thoroughly reduce sleep loss caused by friction during play. Furthermore, the design suppresses instability caused by string contact, maximizing spin retention and resistance to tilting.
With a spec weight of approximately 67g, it falls into the relatively heavier category among modern competition bimetal yo-yos. However, upon actually throwing it, you will likely be surprised by its agility, which belies the numbers. The unique weight distribution resulting from the multi-stepped shape allows for a crisp feel that maintains heavy rotational power while moving nimbly. It achieves a superb harmony between the conflicting elements of heavy weight and high maneuverability.
With a shape featuring so many ridges, one might be concerned about interference or snagging during rejection style tricks, where the string intentionally strikes the body. However, surprisingly, there is no particular difficulty, and you will rarely feel any inconvenience during play. It is a practical design capable of handling modern complex tricks while allowing players to fully enjoy the structural benefits.
