iYoYo - SPiNMASTER XThe original Spinmaster, which brought about the dawn of bind response play, gets a modern remake.After 15 years, the yo-yo that ushered in the era of bind responsiveness is revived in the SPiNMASTER X. While still retaining the looks of the original, the new version has a significant power-up. Based on the Spinmaster II, the signature model of 2002 US champion, Brent Dellinger. Players from that time will instantly recognize the cherry red/silver ring, an unmistakable throwback. The silver ring is made from 7075 aluminum, also serving up a nostalgic playfeel that's sure to please. Since aluminum is less dense than stainless steel, the rim is thick to ensure endless stable spins. With a full license from YoYoJam's CEO, Dale Bell, and the original signature player, Brent Dellinger, iYoYo is bringing back the old school flavor the right way.Official DescriptionMost of you will be very well aware of the fact I was a member of Team YoYoJam for 10 years. While my main style was 2A, I had one specific yoyo that I loved the most of YoYoJam’s 1A lineup: Brent Dellinger’s Spinmaster II.Cherry red, bold silver rings, spin times beyond anything during its time. Man, did I love that yoyo – and today, iYoYo is bringing it back. Better than ever.We re-worked the shape to match the traditional Spinmaster II as much as possible, yet give it the adjustments needed for 2018 standards. The moment anyone who tries this yoyo, they feel instantly reminded about the unique play of YoYoJam “but with high quality” as one tester pointed out :)Powerful spin, CNC-machined precision with a combination of cherry-red colored (!) Polycarbonate and 7075 Aluminium weight rings and our unique fingerspin zone. This thing is SO FUN!SPiNMASTER X is officially licensed by Dale Bell, CEO of YoYoJam, himself and even Brent Dellinger gave his “OK” to use the name.Knowing who much Dale cared about charity organizations, I suggested to make donations for every SPiNMASTER X sold instead of royalty payments and Dale agreed with it.Our first run will finance a donation – publically posted – to a Children’s orphanage in Berlin, Elisabethstift. (www.elisabethstift-berlin.de)
