Welcome Back to the Weekly Yoyo Update.
This week, we are excited to release the all new BOOST yoyo from yoyofactory.
This yoyo is an absolute powerhouse designed from the ground up by 6 time US national 3A
champion, Alex Hattori.
Alex is a genius, plain and simple, he studies robotics at MIT, where he has won awards for
his competitive Battle Bots, which is super cool.
So when yoyofactory gave Alex the opportunity to design his own signature yoyo, he sought
to create a new bi-metal yoyo with a serious boost in performance to continue dominating
the competition.
What makes the Boost so unique is that it is really light, around 64 grams, allowing
for extremely fast play, but with such a light weight, it doesn’t compromise on stability.
In fact, we were really blown away by how stable and powerful this yoyo feels on the
string.
This is a feature that you might find on high end Japanese bi-metal yoyos in the $200 range,
but when the Boost comes in at just $79.99 for solid colors and $84.99 for splash colors,
that’s a great deal.
Even at low spins, the Boost keeps from tilting, making it a great choice for not just 3A,
but also for 1A and 5A, this yoyo really excels where other light yoyos fall to the wayside.
The power you get out of this yoyo is truly uncompromising, you have to feel it to believe
it.
And now over to Chris with the Instagram Contest.
The #YoTricksMM Instagram contest is now closed and we have a winner!
Congratulations to @vali_yoyo.
Check your instagram DMs to claim your prize.
Stay tuned at the end of this broadcast for more of our favorite entries.
For next week’s instagram contest, we want you to post a picture or video of yourself
doing the trick Big Tokyo Tower.
The bigger the tower, the more points you’ll get.
Be sure to use the hashtag #YoTricksTokyo when you make your post on Instagram.
For the full list of official contest rules go to YoYoTricks.com/InstaContest.
This week’s contest winner will receive a $25 gift card to YoYoTricks.com, and remember,
the winner is randomly selected, so, yes, you definitely have a shot at winning, but
only if you enter.
And don’t forget, we will be featuring some of our favorite entries at the end of our
next weekly yoyo update.
This is Christopher Chunn signing off, reminding you 4 8 15 16 23 42.
We’ll see you guys next time.