Thread: YoYoJam - Trinity | YoYoSkills.com Review

About year ago, I came to the conclusion that what YoYoJam needs is more single element metal yoyos. When YoYoJam announced the Trinity would be an addition to the single element metal line, I was overjoyed. YoYoJam has great plastic and metal/plastic hybrid lines, and has a very premium line of bi-metal designs, but not many single element metal products. I personally thought that YoYoJam’s other single element metal yo-yos, the Axiom and Meteor, were pretty good just but failed to catch on in the community. Almost two years ago, YoYoJam released the well received Legacy as a full plastic successor to the modern classic Dark Magic. This year, YoYoJam has taken the Dark Magic and Legacy shape and turned it into a single element metal. This third independent release of Andre Bouley’s classic Dark Magic design is the YoYoJam Trinity.

>> Trinity Review by YoYoSkills.com

Nice review. Sounds like a winner, and I agree with your single element metal discussion.

You say it doesn't feel like a 70 gram yoyo in play. How does it feel in play compared to the Legacy? The Legacy always feels a bit heavy to me.

I threw a Trinity at BAC. It didn't have the same heavy feeling as Legacy, which feels pretty darn heavy to me, but it did feel more heavy on the string than I prefer.

Have you ever thrown an HSpin G&E4 or an Anti-yo Fluchs? they are in that weight range.

I've thrown both. The Dark Magic is also in that range, and it too doesn't feel as heavy on the string to me as a Legacy. I'm not sure if it's a matter of the weight distribution, or just in my head ...