ROOC YoYo - C3yoyodesign
ROOC YoYo, by C3yoyodesign
Signature model of Shinya Kido (World Yoyo Contest Champion | Team C3yoyodesign Japan)
Machined Polycarbonate body with Stainless Steel rings
Description by C3yoyodesign
"The little brother of the "KROWN", "ROOC" brings out the fun of string tricks as a high-end metal-rimmed model.
The much-loved Krown has been blessed with a new brother! Using the same body shape as the famed signature model of 2009 1A World Champion, Shinya Kido, Rooc has a polycarbonate body fitted with a metal rim, giving it a powerful spin but a soft catch like its brother.
While "metal-rimmed" describes the parts used in the yo-yo's construction, there's more to this story. The polycarbonate body of the Rooc is machined the same as metal, giving higher precision and a higher quality finish to the surface that is also more durable and solid than injection mold plastics. This has allowed C3 to very carefully change the thickness of the body in some areas to tweak its weight distribution, so that the Rooc performs well alongside full bi-metal designs.
As the power increases, so does the sense of weight, making the yo-yo feel heavier during play than at rest. Compared to the light feeling in the Krown, this may be the biggest difference between the two. But thanks to C3's know-how from making other excellent multi-material models like the Gamma Crash and its variants, they've managed to maintain excellent balance of power and weight distribution, making the Rooc an easy, fun throw that can perform alongside much more expensive models.
The Rooc has the potential to surpass its full metal brothers, and is a supreme string trick model that will satisfy both Krown lovers and those looking for their first bind model."
Specifications:
- Weight: 64.1 grams
- Diameter: 56.43 mm
- Width: 45.14 mm
- Body: Polycarbonate with Stainless Steel rims
- Response: C3 white (Large Slim) 19mm pad
- Bearing: Concave Large (Size C) .250 x .500 x .187"
- Axle: M4 12mm
***For Intermediate/Advanced players, this is a unresponsive yo-yo, you must perform a "bind return" in order to make this yoyo come back to your hand.
