Trypticon

Terence Wong has the resume for it: 3rd place at the 2017 Hong Kong Contest, 2nd in the International Open Division at 2018 Japan Nationals, and now his first-ever signature model with C3yoyodesign. Trypticon is built to match his power-first competitive style, an oversized bimetal engineered to dominate rather than finesse its way through a routine.

The specs back that up. At 51.88mm wide and 57.2mm in diameter, Trypticon sits on the larger end even among full-sized yo-yos, giving it a massive catch zone, and at 66.2g, it runs slightly heavy for a bimetal build, translating directly into raw rotational power. That combination of size and weight lets Trypticon hold its axis through the most aggressive combos without wavering. When it comes to dynamic, high-flying tricks, the oversized body catches the string securely, and the pairing of strong bimetal spin with that generous catch zone gives players real confidence to push harder, directly boosting trick completion rate.

This is a heavy-duty weapon built for powerful, aggressive play styles rather than delicate technical work, a reliable model that answers strength with stability. If your game is built on power, Trypticon is ready to back it up.