Patience

Introducing Patience, the signature model of UNPRLD team member Aidan Cioch. This yo-yo reflects Aidan’s journey and his belief that progress comes from dedication and time. Patience isn’t just a name. It is the mindset that shaped his growth as a player. From developing unique tricks to pushing personal limits, Aidan learned that good things come with patience. This yo-yo is a reminder of that path.

The stunning artwork by In Hyeok Choi (@inhychoi) brings this theme to life. A clock-like progression of four bighorn sheep skulls represents stages of growth and the passage of time. It is a visual metaphor for transformation and persistence.

On the string Patience delivers a feel true to Aidan’s vision. Solid and powerful with the maneuverability needed for modern play. Inspired by UNPRLD favorites like the Recognition and the Nation, it offers a refined balance that supports both technical precision and creative flow. The weight distribution gives it a strong presence while still feeling controlled and intentional.

Whether you are chasing freestyle perfection or slowly building your next trick, Patience is a yo-yo that encourages you to trust the process.

James Liptak Patience - Scallion Edition

From James

Aidan and I have been friends for over ten years, and he’s actually the reason I started yoyoing. The “Scallion” theme comes from something that’s always felt familiar to me. Scallions are a staple in Asian cooking, especially Vietnamese dishes. You’ll often find them in a bowl of phở, adding color and flavor as a garnish.

The white-to-green fade represents a full scallion, from the base to the stalk. This wasn’t a formal collaboration at first; it naturally came together because Aidan wanted me to have a signature colorway on his yoyo as a nod to our friendship.