The fully active starbursts in the FAST allow for a durable response system, but it also makes the yoyo very snaggy, which is not that suitable for completely unresponsive play. The adjustable silicone response in the Velocity is smoother and less snaggy. However, you should bear in mind that it is less durable, and you might have to replace it after a while.
Everyone is different. Some people take to this better than others. I have to really work at it. The frustration and work is well offset by the enjoyment I am getting from this as a whole.
I have no issue with some 10 year old putting my pathetic year old self to shame on the yoyo. My wife uses that to try to de-motivate me, but it fails because I could care less. It comes down to the individual. The reason behind this is to just build familiarity and success and hence confidence. I recommend learning to bind at this point in time as it will make learning easier. Using a responsive yoyo will ensure better technique.
An unresponsive yoyo will let you move forward faster. The way I see it, you can always go back and practice more and if you want, use a responsive yoyo.
So we disagree on how to start off. It just helps prove there are not absolute rights or wrong and that it comes down to the individuals. You should get a ONE with large bearing. Also, I went from a yomega raider directly to unresponsive, and it was really easy for me to learn to bind. One is a good beginner yoyo. Never tried it myself but it should be good for beginners. There is a limited amount of what you can do with a responsive throw. Anyways most serious yoyoers, the ones who buy from these sites, want unresponsive throws for the most part.
Also, is it common for a new yoyoer to get a unresponsive yoyo? I think YYF offers one or two yoyos that can go from responsive to unresponsive too? I do agree that responsive is still an important part of yoyoing and I enjoy picking up my old plastics as well as new ones on a pretty regular basis. I, personally really like both types of play. But now companies make beginner unreponsives such as the yoyojam classic, the yoyofactory one and the YYF whip.
There are two sides, and both have valid points, upsides, downsides and arguments. Changing the string, response, or bearing or a combination of these can allow the same yoyo to be played responsively. Using a modern metal yoyo has basically two advantages- wider gap for easier string hits and better weight distribution for maximum spin time and stability. I have found that beginners often enjoy having the ease of playability that these metal yoyos provide.
I thinks that we just need to look at ed haponik and realize that binds are good but at the same time…responsive play is still there and still capable of being relevant and fun! I have been yoyoing for about 3 years now. Unresponsive play, and specifically binding is THE reason I picked up a yoyo in the first place. Binding is really the first trick I learned. I went straight to unresponsive play with my first purchase being a YYF Superstar.
Yoyos are toys. If I were forced down a path of unresponsive play first, I never would have stuck with it. I learned to loop a yoyo because I wanted to learn regens. To me, all that really matters is that the person is having fun with said toy. What keeps me going is that I will see a trick I want to learn, and then I learn whatever is necessary to accomplish said trick.
Yes, but that is not the popular culture or how they are marketed. One other technique that you can use that I like to use a lot is, instead of just spinning the yoyo and getting it on the string here, you can do it all in one motion. So you can just spin the yoyo and while it is up in the air I just catch it on the trapeze and then you can do your bind and get it right back. Again that looks like this.
There are all sorts of different ways you can bind. Binds Yoyo Trick. Binds Yoyo Trick In this video I am going to teach you how to bind the yoyo. Binding is the trick you use when you are playing with an unresponsive yoyo to get the yoyo to wind back up. In this video I am going to teach you a few different ways to bind just to get you started. Man on the Flying Trapeze. Mobile App. App Store. Google Play.
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