Verge
Japan Technology - Verge
A string-trick yo-yo combining a metal body with POM wings and a width of over 60mm.
The Verge is a string-trick model from Japan Technology, featuring a distinctive material combination of a metal body paired with POM wings. The width exceeds 60mm, making it an ultra-wide design, and the outermost edge of the wings is shaped from rounded POM material.
The width of over 60mm significantly raises the success rate of mounts in 1A play. With a wide effective gap, fundamental movements like mounts and hops become far more reliable, freeing the player to focus on what comes next. The yo-yo is notably heavy for a string-trick model, giving the player a clear sense of weight during play. That weight delivers stability in high-pressure situations like stage performances, helping to prevent the yo-yo from veering off in unintended directions.
The POM at the outermost rim is shaped with rounded edges, softening the impact when the yo-yo strikes the body during dynamic tricks or horizontal-style tricks. Combining the rigidity of metal with the yielding nature of POM, this design holds its own for players who use their whole body in play. It is a model that can be recommended to anyone who performs on stage or wants to sharpen their tricks within a foundation of solid stability.
Original: $104.99
-65%$104.99
$36.75
Description
Japan Technology - Verge
A string-trick yo-yo combining a metal body with POM wings and a width of over 60mm.
The Verge is a string-trick model from Japan Technology, featuring a distinctive material combination of a metal body paired with POM wings. The width exceeds 60mm, making it an ultra-wide design, and the outermost edge of the wings is shaped from rounded POM material.
The width of over 60mm significantly raises the success rate of mounts in 1A play. With a wide effective gap, fundamental movements like mounts and hops become far more reliable, freeing the player to focus on what comes next. The yo-yo is notably heavy for a string-trick model, giving the player a clear sense of weight during play. That weight delivers stability in high-pressure situations like stage performances, helping to prevent the yo-yo from veering off in unintended directions.
The POM at the outermost rim is shaped with rounded edges, softening the impact when the yo-yo strikes the body during dynamic tricks or horizontal-style tricks. Combining the rigidity of metal with the yielding nature of POM, this design holds its own for players who use their whole body in play. It is a model that can be recommended to anyone who performs on stage or wants to sharpen their tricks within a foundation of solid stability.
