Feature
●HIGH PERFORMANCE YOYO - plastic or metal sleeve is placed over the axle and enables long smooth spins. Using the aerodynamic design principles, reducing the drag coefficient in the rotation process, the rotation is executed with more perfect performance
●PLAY LEVEL - Our responsive or unresponsive yoyos are the best choice for a kid, collector, beginner, intermediate or advanced player who wants to perfect string and looping tricks. And of course, look fly!
●YOYO ANATOMY: All of our YoYoFactory models are build with a system for long, smooth spins. Depending on the modular design, some easily unscrew at the half point, to untangle string or apply lubrication
●BUILT - Built out of durable and premium polycarbonate, metal, wood and such materials. Round, butterfly, and competition shape styles, Depending on the model, weight and width varies, but upholds the competition standards.
●CUSTOMIZED STYLE - As an example, some of our designs and models are butterfly shape of the Dash, which makes string tricks easier and slick. In the similar fashion we also offer a present package, meaning a yoyo with a glove, a pouch, extra strings package, and a bag. This combo makes a great Christmas gift for your little boys, girls, adults, or friends who are passionate in the yoyo game
Description
The History of Yo-Yo
The story begins more than 400 years ago when Spanish explorers first stepped foot off their Galleons onto the shores of the archipelago in the 16th century. Noted in a news article from 1916 the Filipino historians recollect that Spaniards first introduced the spin top to local tribes when trying to describe the shape of the earth and how it rotates in space.
The word “yo-yo” was forgotten for almost a decade in the USA until Pedro Flores, remembering the toy he played with as a child in the Philippines, replicated the production practices mastered by the School of Arts and Trades, and set up shop in Los Angeles in 1927. Although we can thank Pedro Flores for the concepts of mass distribution of the yo-yo, Professional travelling demonstration of the yo-yo, play pattern of holding trick contests and awarding prizes with yoyos… ultimately we need to thank the Philippine School of Arts and Trades for bringing us the first mass produced, one piece, lathe cut yoyo with a string gap so narrow that they could only loop the thin string around the axle and twist rather than securing a knot. They brought to America the modern competition capable “sleeping” yoyo.
YoYoFactory
The yo-yo that started it all! When YoYoFactorys president, Hans Van Dan Elzen first had the idea of starting a yo-yo company, he had an idea for a yo-yo that would be so unique that it made yo-yoing easier to learn, easier to share with your friends, and ultimately more FUN.
The best way to learn how to yoyo is to get a yoyo that is right for your level of skill. "Best Yoyo” is a matter of personal choice since yo-yos come in all shapes, sizes, and price ranges. It depends on the age and skill of the player, as well as what tricks they want to perform with the yo-yo.
Few of the Team Members
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Gentry Stein
Birthday: May 1st 1996 |
Ann Connolly Birthday: February 26, 1992 |
Evan Nagao
Birthday: May 3st 1996 |
