In this video I unboxed the latest release from YoyoFreaks the SuperFreak Bi-metal Yoyo. The Yoyo will be released on Saturday, June 23, 2018. This is carried exclusively by YoyoBestBuy.
The unboxing was done in anticipation of the release of this yoyo. The video starts off with a friendly warning from yours truly. Let us keep this postive. The reason, well there was some yoyo drama flying around, that frankly, I do not care to entertain. We already have too many stresses in life and to have drama with the thing that most of us use to “destress” is not cool.
The YoyoFreaks SuperFreak is a smooth and powerful Yoyo. I measured the specs of the yoyo myself and came up with a weight of 66 g, Width of 45 mm and a diameter of 57 mm. The shape is an “H” shape yoyos which is a fairly popular and highly functional design shape. It has an embedded stainless steel ring in cup of the yoyo that makes a long powerful spins.
After playing with this yoyo for a while, I highly recommend it. The yoyo does it all. Oh did I mention it has a finger spin cup? Yes it is a little flat around the cup but once you get it in there, it is awesome.
The quality of the yoyo is superb. For a high quality bi-metal yoyo priced at $77, this is a “Steel!”
Even better, get this throw for $69 (an additional 10% off). Use coupon code “LorenzYo” at the check out 🙂
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In the unboxing video, you can see the yoyo up close and in motion as I take it through various trick combos. It is in that video that I demonstrated using the yoyo in regular play. Duncan’s approach to designing the Windrunner is admirable, they wanted to make an aesthetically pleasing yoyo that is affordable and easy to play. From what I have experienced so far, Duncan is right on point with the Windrunner.
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In this episode of throw score yoyo review, I reviewed the popular yoyo from SF Yoyo, the Cadence. The Yoyo was provided by Keiran Cooper from the SF Yoyo Team.
The SF Cadence is a fun and awesome Yoyo. It is a monumental yoyo made of 7068 Aluminum. The texture is sand blasted smooth. The shape is a V shape that tapers nicely out to the rim. It has a solid feel and pretty much can do anything you throw at it.
I liked this yoyo a lot. The design is simply functional yet powerful. You can definitely spend hours getting lost in the flow of this awesome throw. The only issue you may run into is getting one. The cadence has been limited in its release and at the time of this video recording is out of stock. However, there is a restock drop on Yoyoexpert on the 7th of June. You can also visit the SF Yoyo website for more information.
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The following videos are the official Bay Area Classic Yo-Yo Championships 2018 videos provided by LorenzYoCubing.com. The contest was held on May 26, 2018 at Jack London Square in Oakland, California.
The following video is the premier of my long awaited collaboratively designed signature yo-yo, the TopYo Meta, aka ///TOPYO//META\\LYC\\\. It has been a few months since the idea came and now it is finally here. But first why call it Meta? Check out the meaning below.
“Most Effective Tactic Available,” that is what the name means from today’s Urban Dictionary. The approach to the design is not far from the definition. I wanted the yoyo to be able to do speed, tech, finger spin and just about anything I throw at it. The result definitely will not disappoint.
Besides function, TopYo and I discussed the quality of the yo-yo. We wanted the it to be beautiful, like a piece of art. The surface has to be smooth. We wanted it to be glossy yet will not stick to your skin when playing. The Meta has a sand blasted feel, but has a finish similar to Yo-yo’s two to three times the price.
Speaking of price, we wanted to make sure that the yo-yo will provide value and hours and hours of fun and use. That means, lots of enjoyment without breaking the bank. The price as of release will be around $40.
The TopYo Meta is a solid design. It has a powerful feel while at play. This is due to the emphasis on the rim weight. That means, it will spin to your heart’s desire. To balance out the rim weight, a great deal of attention was dedicated to the shape and weight in the middle as well. In fact, thorough testing and tweaks were made from the conceptual design all the way to the various prototypes (Mark I, II and III).
The resulting production model, with all the hours and collaborative work with TopYo was definitely worth the wait. So without further a do, here is the TopYo x LorenzYoCubing (LYC) designed yo-yo the Meta. Please like, share, comment and subscribe.!
Thank you for all your support of my YouTube Channel and my social media presence. I will not have made it this far without your continued support.
This year, I made a personal goal to reach another 5,000 subcribers on my YouTube channel. This will bring total subscribers to 10,000 (10K) by the end of 2018. To get there I am going to need your help and your participation in the following giveaway sponsored by:
i. Giveaway Name: LorenYoCubing 10K Giveaway – Sponsored by YoyoFreaks
ii. No Purchase Necessary
iii. Giveaway Description – This is a Yoyo Giveaway by LorenzYo Cubing of the YouTube channel http://youtube.com/c/lorenzyocubing . The Giveaway start date is May 16, 2018 at 6pm pacific and ends on June 21, 2018 at 4:30p.m. pacific. There will be 5 winners randomly drawn from the entries. 1 Winner will be drawn on each ThrowTalk Thursday for the next 5 weeks starting May 24, 2018. A total of 5 winners will be randomly drawn. The prizes for the giveaway are 3 YoyoFreaks #Sharp and 2 YoyoFreaks #Pound. The yoyos were provided by YoyoFreaks.
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WASSUP Y’ALL ISS LORENZO!!!!!! On April 16, 2018 I went to the Cal State Yoyo Championship. I planned on focusing on competing even though I ended up just fooling around haha, so I had Shin Matsuo or better known as shintakemushroom or (sexy man) HAHA vlog for me most of the time. I apologize in advance for all the memes in this video. This was one of the best contests I’ve been to and thank you to everyone who made this contest great!!!! Speaking of great, CONGRATS TO THE NEW KING OF CALI N8 DA GR8!!!!!! Also congrats to Keiran and Michael for getting 2nd and 3rd!!!!
In this video I unboxed the Yoyozhriz + Yoyofficer Aether and the Yoyozhriz Symphony. Both yoyos were provided by Ozhiriz.com for the unboxing review. To start off, I did this unboxing with Angelo Aquirre on FaceTime. So you know this is gonna be fun.
The unboxing was done simultaneously, first starting with the Yoyozhiriz Symphony follow by the Yoyozhiriz and Yoyofficer collaboration thow, the Aether. Both yoyos where very well made and were smooth.
The Yoyozhriz Symphony is smooth yet stable on the string. Even though the shape is similar to speedy yoyos, this throw is actually built more for tech. It plays very well and feels quite powerful.
The Yoyozhriz + Yoyofficer Aether, is also really smooth. It is lighter and definitely fast. The shape is a V shape and the build of the yoyo is of good quality.
In this review I am using the new Canon M50 with a Canon EF-M 11-22mm f/4-5.6 STM Lens. This is the new mirrorless camera from Canon that was released a few weeks ago. It is the same camera we used to film the California Yoyo Championships 2018 last weekend at Jack London Square. This is an awesome camera to use, very versatile and fast focusing. Click on the links above or on the left for more details.
The two yoyos are fairly distinct, but I recommend both of these again, the Syphony for tech and the Aether for speed. Again, big thanks to Ozhirz.com for sending me these yoyos! Also check out The Yoyo Warrior Video on Youtube. I used a short clip from them, but the original video is very awesome.
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In this review there are a few new things. First besides the Yoyos, I am using the new Canon M50 with a Canon EF-M 11-22mm f/4-5.6 STM Lens. This is the new mirrorless camera from Canon that was released a few weeks ago. It is the same camera we used to film the California Yoyo Championships 2018 last weekend at Jack London Square. This is an awesome camera to use, very versatile and fast focusing. Click on the links above or on the left for more details.
The two yoyos are fairly distinct. The Barracuda Jr. is an undersized or pocket yoyo while the Windrunner is a full sized all aluminum budget friendly throw. Both are of good quality and dead smooth. Both are around the $30 to $40 range. Without revealing too much of the unboxing review, these are very good buys for the price and quality.
Again, big thanks to Kuya Brian from Duncan for sending me these, you are super cool!
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The following videos are the official California State Yoyo Championships 2018 contest videos provided by LorenzYoCubing.com. The contest was held on April 14, 2018 at Jack London Square in Oakland, California.
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California State Yoyo Championships 2018 – 1A Prelims
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California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Prelim - 1st - Paolo Bueno
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Prelim - 2nd - Sam Magallon
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Prelim -3rd - Aristidis Voultsios
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Prelim - 4th - Joey Montonya
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Prelim - 5th - Dillon Kermani
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Prelim - 6th - Hayden Brickman
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Prelim -7th - Josh Yee
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Prelim - 8th - Eugene Joh
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Prelim - 9th - Skyler Routon
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Prelim - 10th - Chris Godsey
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Prelim - 11th - Sam Birtwistle
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Prelim - 12th - Will Hahn
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Prelim - 13th - Brian Wu
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Prelim - 14th - Brandon Napper
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Prelim - 15th - Calvin Beale
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California State Yoyo Championships 2018 – 1A Finals
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California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Finals - 1st - Nathan Dailey
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Finals - 2nd - Keiran Cooper
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Finals - 3rd - Michael Ferdico
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Finals - 4th - Paolo Bueno
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Finals - 5th - Sam Magallon
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Finals - 6th - Eugene Joh
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Finals - 7th - Dillon Kermani
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Finals - 8th - Aristidis Voultsios
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Finals - 9th - Joey Montoya
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Finals - 10th - Erik Everson
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Finals - 11th - Hayden Brickman
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Finals - 12th - Josh Yee
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Finals - 13th - Chris Godsey
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Finals - 14th - Brian Wu
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 1A Finals - 15th - Skyler Routon
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California State Yoyo Championships 2018 – 2A Finals
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California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 2A Finals - 1st - Josh Yee
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California State Yoyo Championships 2018 – 3A Finals
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California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 3A Finals - 1st - Takaki Clark
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 3A Finals - 2nd - Josh Yee
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California State Yoyo Championships 2018 – 4A Finals
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California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 4A Finals - 1st - Michael Nakamura
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 4A Finals - 2nd - Ian Smith
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 4A Finals - 3rd - Josh Yee
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 4A Finals - 4th - Rick Cobb
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California State Yoyo Championships 2018 – 5A Finals
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California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 5A Finals - 1st - Josh Yee
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 5A Finals - 2nd - Will Hahn
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 5A Finals - 3rd - Oscar Ramirez
California State Yoyo Championships 2018 - 5A Finals - 4th - Ian Smith
