Uni N9S Floating Cloud yo-yo
Irresponsive yo-yo, sold individually, with a string.
Magic Yoyo's N9, for 1A, 3A or 5A:
The Floating Cloud is slightly undersized but has a significant mass for its size, giving it good inertia. It is thus well balanced with its masses concentrated on the outside of the yo-yo.
The high-end Hubstacks of this model open up new possibilities for tricks (they are reminiscent of the Z-stacks from YoYoFactory).
NetJuggler's opinion on the Floating Cloud yo-yo:
The unicolour version presented on this page has a sober design. If, however, you are looking for a design that is a little more flashy and original, check out the N9 Splash bicolour yo-yo. It has exactly the same characteristics as the one shown here.
Characteristics of the uni N9 Floating Cloud yo-yo:
- Weight of the yo-yo: 68 g.
- Diameter: 53.00mm.
- Width: 40.40mm.
- Central space width: 4.72mm.
- Body shape: Butterfly.
- Yo-yo body materials: Alluminium.
- Hubstacks: Yes.
- Ball bearing type: Concave KK.
- Ball bearing size: Size C (Large).
- Response system: Silicone.
- Opening of the yo-yo: Twist-Apart.
- Spacers: None.
- Bind: Bind needed to bring up the yo-yo: Irresponsive yo-yo.
Information on the uni N9 Floating Cloud yo-yo:
- Manufacturer: MAGICYOYO.
- Series: N9.
- Design: China, manufacture: Shenzhen.
- Release date: year 2011.
Can't it go back up by doing an upward impulse?
Exactly. This yo-yo is irresponsive. This means it won't spring back with a flick of the wrist. You'll need to bind it to spring back.
I bought this yoyo thinking of my childhood, but now I realize that it doesn't go back up like the ones from my childhood. Can you help me learn how to use it? I'm completely lost lol. Thanks for your answers because for the moment I just received it and it really put me off!!
Sincerely, tmaltom
You should learn how to do a bind. This is the trick that allows the yo-yo to go up. Afterwards, you'll see that the possibilities of tricks that can be performed with this type of yo-yo are quite incredible.
Search "yoyo bind" on the internet, you should find many videos that explain how to do the bind. If you can't do it, then give us a call, we'll explain it to you over the phone and give you some tips :-)