Time has passed since the big yo-yo boom, and the world of yo-yos has become much more multi-layered.
While the younger generation competes fiercely at the forefront, those who have been playing for a long time are getting older, and those who once competed hard in tournaments are now relaxing and enjoying themselves.

Recently, there has been a noticeable increase in people returning to yo-yos for the first time in over 20 years, since elementary and junior high school.
If you're not aiming to win a top spot in a competition and are just picking one up for daily enjoyment, high-end cameras tend to feel like a waste and are avoided. Still, I felt that many people would want to use a good quality camera if they were to enjoy it as an adult hobby.

So we came up with the idea of ​​taking advantage of the power and rigidity of titanium to create a yo-yo that is lightweight yet still has sufficient performance, not just one that boasts high performance thanks to its titanium construction, but one that is so comfortable you'll want to pick it up every day.

This yo-yo was originally designed by the company's president for his own use.
I didn't expect a titanium yo-yo that doesn't emphasize its performance to sell so well.
Since its release, it has been well received, especially among adult players who enjoy playing casually.

The blasted finish in particular seems to be popular because it has a modest appearance that is unusual for titanium and does not look too obvious , which is in line with the price.