Isaac Nozick and Gray Johnson from CLYW met up with Hayden Fraser of Pool Party and they all know a lot of good tricks. So they filmed it, and it’s great.
Yoyos used are the CLYW Dune, CLYW Kayak, and Pool Party Bi-Metal Banana Hammock.
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By Steve Brown
Isaac Nozick and Gray Johnson from CLYW met up with Hayden Fraser of Pool Party and they all know a lot of good tricks. So they filmed it, and it’s great.
Yoyos used are the CLYW Dune, CLYW Kayak, and Pool Party Bi-Metal Banana Hammock.
By Steve Brown
YoYoExpert.com has released another video in their “Trick Theory” series, this one featuring the amazing Anthony Rojas! Widely regarded as one of the most creative and original yoyo players in the country, Anthony Rojas has a truly distinctive style in both 1A and 5A. Widely respected by fans and fellow competitors, Anthony is a stand-out talent in yoyoing.
Anthony’s signature model is the CLYW Dune.
By Steve Brown
Next level tricks from next level guys. Hard to get better than that.
Yoyos used are the Basecamp Navigator, YoYoFactory Czech Point Pivot, and CLYW Dune.
By Steve Brown
Yuto Shishido blazes through some absolutely beautifully constructed tricks in his new video. This guy is just amazing!
Yoyo used is the CLYW Dune.
By Steve Brown
By Steve Brown
The CLYW Dune is the new monometal signature yoyo for team member Anthony Rojas.
The CLYW Dune is CLYW’s first signature yoyo for team member Anthony Rojas, and it’s a noticeable departure from CLYW’s usual releases. Weighing in at 68 grams, it’s a full 2 grams heavier than most CLYW monometals and the difference in play is noticeable. The added weight makes the Dune considerably more stable, something that’s required for Anthony’s long combos, huge body moves, and big counterweight tricks. The Dune throws heavy but plays light and incredibly fast. For many people, they’ll find the Dune to be possibly the fastest playing monometal in CLYW’s line-up, and the extra weight lets it muscle through tricks that would slow down plenty of other yoyos. The Dune is definitely one of CLYW’s most powerful yoyo releases to date, and a great competition yoyo.
The CLYW Dune takes a visual clue from the Pool Party Banana Hammock, and for good reason…the B-Ham was originally designed by CLYW owner Chris Mikulin as a test to see if he could design a yoyo totally blind that would work for Anthony’s play style. The final version of the Dune and B-Ham are vastly different, but the visual similarities in the profile are noticeable. The inner cup of the Dune features loads of curves and bulges, giving it a unique look. The combination of a slightly domed center with the shortened hub and the curved out details lets the Dune take heavy visual cues from actual sand dunes, which is a nice touch. Available in 6 colors to start, including Sand (shown), the first Dune release should have something for everyone.
The CLYW Dune retails for $85 – $95 (depending on colorway), the same as all of CLYW’s current line-up of monometal yoyos. Not quite cheap enough to be an impulse buy, but it’s a nice splurge for a casual player and still plenty affordable for any serious competitor looking for a new contest yoyo and a few backups. For the performance the Dune seems to be worth the price, and the quality of the machining and anodizing are great.
CLYW Dune is available now at YoYoExpert.com.
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