Thread: Evolution of the Sunset Trajectory...

Ever since the Sunset Trajectory first came out, it has been modified a little bit with each run. But recently there were some modifications to it that have really improved the yo-yo.

The Sunset Trajectory started out with flat caps, and was replaced with the better fitting domed caps. The art work has also been changed three times, and has recently been redone by Johnnie, giving it a very cool look that seems to match the yo-yo well as you can see in the picture above.

The yo-yo itself now has a much tighter gap. What this allows you to do is use a nearly clean bearing if you wanted, and still allow the yo-yo to snap right back to your hand. This really increases the ability to perform tangler and wrap style tricks that are becoming more of the two handed style.
The o-rings have also been raised a bit, and the yo-yo itself just feels under so much more control. This makes the new Sunset really easy to learn looping with, as well as a very solid player for the new two handed style.

This is just the beginning of YoYoJam's two hand line of
yo-yos.

You may have heard of YoYoJam's most recent project code named the "Desperado." This is a collaboration of Jennifer Baybrook and Dale Bell to a bring a different kind of looping yo-yo to the scene. More information about this one soon. :)
For now, pick up a Sunset and I think you will be impressed. :)

-André Boulay

Looks interesting enough, thanks for the update.

I love the caps. Those are awesome. I think I might get one just becuz it looks so cool. anyways, thanks!

i should get a pair of them today or maybe tomorrow, but i won't be able to tell you how they are, cause i'm starting AA with them :)

i'm really looking forward to learning AA

As a AA player, i have no choice but to pick up a couple sets of these. I am quite excited. I wasnt really a big fan of the old Sunset Trajectory, but this one definitely has some promise. I will try them out, and post on how I like them. Thanks for the heads up, Andre.