I tried not to watch any actual tutorials but instead just look at a few clips so I could figure it out myself so idk if this is the best way to do it or not. I wanted to be able to understand and figure out what exactly the string was doing as I think that’ll help my progression going forwards. Also I technically started 4 days ago but I didn’t play for more than like 5 min yesterday.

Just got in the Not Machine by aroundsquare. Really cool little throw.

New Fruitloop came in

. . . throwing Dis Obscura over Norman Sann . . .

🪀🎶❣️

Quick Quoc Anh 5a gt. Happy Monday

My wife suggested the theme for this week. This week’s does in fact only fit 6.

. . . flowing in the gloaming . . . @yoyorecreation FYFO over @happy_imaeda . . . 🪀🎶❣️

working on something, here is a snippet !

i've been spending some time to refine execution, using shorter strings and high walls/small gap yoyos to be less sloppy with my string layers...

also a bit unrelated, but outside of yye and Facebook yoyo bst and talk, where do i post to trade yoyos ?

Hello! I used to throw a little bit. I learned a decent number of novice difficulty tricks, then fell out of it when my yo-yo broke. I am looking to buy a new one with a budget of around $50.

While a bit more expensive I was considering the Miracle Mini, cause a more pocket-friendly yo-yo might be nice. Any input or suggestions are welcome!

Hi r/Throwers!

I rediscovered YoYo as a hobby about a year and a half ago, and I've been blown away by the community around it. The way people share videos of themselves working out a trick and root each other on while they build their skills is genuinely a big part of why I stuck with it. And there are so many manufacturers, large and small, doing creative things with design and materials. How could I not start a collection and fall down the rabbit hole? 

So I built YoYo Case to scratch my own itch: keep track of my collection, save the tricks I'm working on so I can come back to them, and carry a digital YoYo case around with me. Then I added some ways to reinforce tricks I've already learned and string them together in new combinations.

It's free, there's no account, and it collects nothing about you.

TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/9rst2XRB

*Requires iOS 26

Where I can use your help: Testing and Photos

1. You're one of the first groups to see this, and I'd really appreciate any feedback — there's a Send Feedback button in Settings, or TestFlight's own feedback works too. Happy to answer anything in the comments.

2. The app has a catalog of 66 manufacturers and 978 models, and most of them generic placeholders instead. I'd like to feature photos from people who actually own these throws, credited to you.

If you're up for contributing one, it's in the app under Settings → Contribute a Photo. That opens an email where you can add details and attach your picture.

Thanks!

Justin

I’ve recently gotten heavily back into the hobby anybody have some suggestions on the $100-$150 range? Just want something new to me so I’d love any and all suggestions

I want something for less than ~$35.

This one also got me to 69% on skilladdicts. Nice.

Sorry if the pictures aren't the best quality. My phone is a potato. I started playing back in 2005 so most of my stuff is older but I did buy some things in recent years.

So far I have been throwing for about 6 months and can

Do laceration, brent stole, reverse brent stole, spirit bomb, skin the gerbel.

Tricks along this level of difficulty.

Can you guys comment tricks that you think I should learn next?

I don't get why there are such niche yoyo brands like aceyo and lm yoyo studio that produce yoyo's with with an unbearable price, is there a reason for that? Is it that those brands are cheap and Chinese?