Thread: Reviews

Does Anyone have a SPYY Stryker? if so could you post a review because i am interested in it but dont know if it is worth the money.

SPYY Stryker: A High Speed YoYo Review

Ok cool. How would it compare to the dark magic2?? I have a dm2 but for more intricate tricks it is spinning out way to early. will the stryker be better? Shoud i change the bearing to a dif-e-yo KonKave bearing?

You should post that is the thread that jrod just gave you. That way, the member that actually posted the review can answer those questions.

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I like KK bearings fine, but I've never found them to increase a yoyos performance. The Dark Magic II has great spin times if thrown well and kept in plane. I'd recommend more practice rather than a new yoyo - unless you just want a new yoyo, in which case by all means, treat yourself to a new yoyo.

Originally Posted by jrodriguez

I like KK bearings fine, but I've never found them to increase a yoyos performance. The Dark Magic II has great spin times if thrown well and kept in plane. I'd recommend more practice rather than a new yoyo - unless you just want a new yoyo, in which case by all means, treat yourself to a new yoyo.

Well, I liked my DM2 but then i lubed it with yyj thin lube and it decreases the spin time and everything. It also seems that lately it's not spinning as log as it used to like it would spin out while doing mcbride roller coaster...thats sad.

Give this a looksee: http://www.theyo.com/bearing.html
Not sure how much thin lube you used, but you don't need more than a single drop. I use a drop and then break it in with play, but some folks actually use just a needle-head worth - you get some lube, stick a pin/safety pin/sewing needle into it, then touch that needle to a bearing ball.