Thread: Best Gyroscopic Flop Bearing

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Originally Posted by Pyrotechnic

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I claped

I've seen lots of player being able to flop the yoyo many times, much like André does; whenever I try everything tangles up after one flop or one and a half. Any hint ?

Thanks

Originally Posted by Etienne

I've seen lots of player being able to flop the yoyo many times, much like André does; whenever I try everything tangles up after one flop or one and a half. Any hint ?

Thanks

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http://yoyo.theyo.com/showthread.php...yroscopic+Flop

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Practice, at first i could do 5, then 2, then none, then 5, then 9, then 15, then my last record of 31, then i lost count.......

whoa 31 hates of to you.

Other. The Hspin sized bearing on a yoyo that can use it's full width (pyro doesn't the recess also dropped the seat; think Radian or G&E w/ all shims) Having a wide bearing makes it possible to have the two loops around the bearing further apart, hence making it flop faster. KKs are easier to do them on because you don't have to worry about "steering" it (but this also puts the two loops right next to each other), but Hspin sized is the best for them.

Thanks for the links and advices

I don't find that bearings really matter that much for flops, I mean, KK's make it easier as you don't have to steer, but I always felt like you had to pull on the strings harder to make the yoyo rotate.

*Shrug*

I've always had the best success with a flat bearing (any size). I can perform them decently with a KK, but nothing beats a flat bearing for me.