New shapes in the works:

del Toro
Working name: del Toro
We are working on two new shapes, one a small departure from the Bulldog shape – adding a little bit of extra width and dropping an angular profile into the mix with a deep-V shape. The deep-V shaping reduces string contact during play to help increase spin times and keep the yo-yo on plane instead of being deflected off the string during intricate or layered maneuvers. Instead of a flat or somewhat recessed body, the subtle rounded angle of the deep-V allows a progressive and consistent amount of string contact during rejection style tricks where a reliable amount of friction helps with execution of the trick.
Planned stats for the del Toro:
- Width: 1.52in
- Diameter: 1.992in
- Gap width: 4.5mm
- Weight: 65g

Whitewall
Working name: Whitewall
The second new profile features a deep-V with extra rim weighting drawing from a stepped profile. For added aesthetic, the stepped profile gets some extra edge treatments to give this one a unique look.
Planned stats for the “Whitewall”
- Diameter = 2.1 inches or 53.34mm
- Width = 1.6 inches (40.64mm)
- Gap width: 4.5mm
- Weight: 67g
- Bearing size: Large
I like both, but the del Toro does it for me.
Eddie – thanks for the input!
del Toro is prototypes are floating around Chico right now and the machinist is finishing up the production run so they should be available shortly – keeping fingers crossed for the finishing and assembly to be completed by the end of next week.
amazing!