Hypercut

Purchased mine a month ago. Was really enjoying it. Until it fell off my tv stand, which isn’t too high up, and now it has an intense wobble. For 70 dollars i wish it would’ve been constructed better. Thing is it didn’t even hit the ground during use, just a short fall from a surface. I wonder what kind of wobble it would have if I actually bumped the floor with it during use. Never had any kind of issues like this with the yoyojams with a similar design. I would have passed up on this one if I knew the build quality was cheap

This is my first hybrid yoyo. I have mono/bi metals and plastics to compare it to. This thing is by far my most rim-weighted yoyo. When held in your hand and moved around, it almost feels weird to have such a large portion of the weight right at the outer edges and for the center of gravity to be nowhere near the densest part of the object. It has more stability than my bimetals, however, it does have a tad more fingernail vibe. Given the fact it's a tri-material model, this is to be expected. However, visually, no vibe can be detected. The Hypercut is now my widest and heaviest yoyo. It does feel a little heavy through the air, but makes up for it by ALWAYS making it back to your hand with its extreme spin power. The semi H shape (i think) is very comfortable. My only complaint is that the edge of the edge, where the steel folds thin (thin relative to my bimetals) can hurt when it hits bone hard. The included bearing is fantastic! It feels and sounds like a freshly cleaned bearing run with no lube. The best of my ~20 bearings, no doubt, at least measured in loss of power, or lack-there-of. It's a bit noisy, but people tell me it sounds cool. I definitely prefer the NSK bearings all things said, but even they lose power faster than whatever concave bearing they included with the Hypercut. I think I'm going to get a classic iCEBERG (legendary hybrid yoyo with similar shape) , and a Papercut (the yoyofriends yoyo this model was based off of) to compare to this!