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Just a heads up that we (Save Deth) are planning on having Mongu Hoodies at IYYO/Worlds this year.

Check out all the info over at SaveDeth.com

The first drop of Twenty Seven is now at Yo-Yo Nation. Be sure to keep your eyes pealed for more releases, especially the Save Deth x Twenty Seven, my personal favorite.

The Wooly Marmot release is fast approching and CLYW has dropped pictures and quantities;

100 of these awesome pinkish purple.

100 Hulk Smash. Classic Jensen style.

25 of these. Personally my favorite of the 3. very cool 2 color splash with a clear anodizing.

As always, great job guys!

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Ed Haponik has joins forces with SPYY and for the debut they have put together the Flying V.

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A slimline, aluminum beast. I had a chance to throw this at BAC this year and its very well distributed. Solid feel. And like all SPYY, extremely smooth on the string.

It also comes with 2 bearings. A regular C and a “skinny” C, for that snappy responsive play Ed loves.

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Again, the Flying V follows in the Addicteds’ footsteps by offering the every popular C bearing. Also a silicone groove that fits groove pads or you can silicone it yourself.

One of the dopest yo-yo art projects ever!

Paul Escolar put together a limited edition of 11 “Hornstacks”. Now you can make any yo-yo look like the CLYW logo. All hand cast and numbered by Escolar.

No word on how these will be sold/distributed, regardless I’m going to need to get my hands on a pair.
Check out the process over @ PaulEscolarisDrunk.com.

I don’t know much about Japan Technology, or its new yo-yo, the Kamui. But it looks awesome.

It’s a machined plastic yo-yo, but I’m really interested in the hex nut they fit into it. One problem with some machined plastic yo-yos is they thread right into the plastic and you end up stripping the plastic.

It also has a really interesting shape, an off string h-shape.

And it also uses metal spacers, another good thing for machined plastic yo-yos.

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Vulto was founded back in 2002 with the goal of making a high performance, low cost yo-yo available in Brazil.

Now Vulto is back with a new direction, this time with a plastic yo-yo for the players. The Vero is set to release worldwide in July. The picture doesn’t reveal a lot about the yo-yo. But from what I have seen from other, unreleased pictures it’s going to be a real player, and one of the best looking yo-yos out.

AnY Happy Yoyos latest product, the Ultimate 3X

Metal yoyo with interchangeable metal rims! this is really something new!

also featuring the good old Miroc stacks!

more pictures and specs at Singapore Yoing Blog!

The Project 2. Well at least a prototype. Only 28 of these are made, and I do not know the changes, if any, will be made. But as it stands, it’s a very solid 2nd version.

The basic shape stays true to the basic aesthetics of the Project. grooved profile. Flat rims. But it doesnt take long to see whats been tweaked.

The 2 biggest things that stook out to me were the deeper prifile and the slightly rounded rims.

Inside the Project2 comes with One Drop’s new silicone groove instead of the pad recessed the Original Project had. The gives the design the ability to start the curve closer to the center, which gives a deeper profile.


The other big change was a little more roundness to the rims. This in no was takes away from that feel of the Original Projects, only enhances it for me.

Over all this is a very solid 2nd generation. The precise smooth Lathe operation combined with the classic One Drop nut milling operation makes a very solid feel.

GruntBull Anodizing’s first yoyo, the Orbis.

comes beadblasted and then clear anodized with dark blue and red splash, with .250 x .500 x .187 size flat bearing.

read and view more at the Singapore Yoing Blog!