Ricochet TEST by Paul Kerbel

Ricochet

This entry got nothing much to do with the YYF Ricochet, I just happen to came across John Huber's blog and he was talking about the design of the Ricochet packaging, and I find it interesting.

The packaging also work as a display case, which you can stack up, or mount to the wall.

Maybe that's why the tagline, "Only one question remains.... Would you take advantage of the ability to throw sparks when you Walk the Dog or covet it, in its' display case?"

Visit John Huber's website and Tumblr!

Vong Kin Ian ＋ YYF＝RICOCHET

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Yoyofactory Ricochet

Yoyofactory:

"When we set out to design the Ricochet we wanted to make a classic. The material is Titanium. Known for it's superior strength and luster. The performance is in the play, not in a complicated shape. A modern classic, for the players of today and the future. Not only does Titanium have a low density, it's very strong. It's naturally lustrous and is recognized for its high strength-to-weight ratio which gives us the ability to have less weight in the wall, and more where it counts, on the rim. Traditionally it is used in aerospace products such as airplane wing supports and jet engines, as well as in armor plating. It also has a 'feel' unlike anything else you can make a yoyo from. It feels special because it is special. So special in fact, we numbered every yo-yo. 1 of 500. Only one question remains.... Would you take advantage of the ability to throw sparks when you Walk the Dog or covet it, in its' display case?"

photo taken from Yoyofactory Facebook and Yoyonews.com.

Unlike the Catch-22, the Ricochet is a full Ti yoyo and according to Yoyonews.com, it's gonna be around $200-230. start saving now.