Which of these yoyos should I get? Wooly Marmot 2 or Gnarwhal 2.
Im looking for something somewhat floaty, a but fast and agile but still stable enough to go through most complex tricks. Also feel nice in the hand (the shape and size) with a nice finish for grinds and good for some horizontal.
Either one will be great for that, although the Gnarwhal 2 might be a *bit* better for horizontal.
any news on releasing any more fools gold return tops?
Yep. We're getting them together and engraved, and should have them available in a few weeks. We'll announce full details (price, what will be available) about a week before they go on sale.
When you guys made the summit, it shipped stock with the aqua snow tires. I felt as that was a symbol that all newer Clyw's were going to have them stock. I'm not complaining at all. I was just wondering why the switch from white to aqua then back to white?
We just ran out of them, but still had plenty of white left. We'll probably order some more aqua soon!
Good question. We asked him for a bio for the website and he never sent us one. The thing about being sponsored by a yoyo manufacturer is if you want to get something out of it, you have to take initiative and provide more than you take. We're hoping Boyd takes some initiative this year. So to answer your question...that's kind of up to him right now. Feel free to bug him about it.
I live in Calgary and I'm making a trip there sometime soon, I wanted to come over and see your office, where is it?
or can I call you
We moved out of the office (we sure loved it, though!) and right now we're all working from our respective homes. If you want that in fancy-speak, "CLYW is a distributed company". Makes it sound fancier, doesn't it? Drop us a line at info at clyw dot ca, though, and if we're available we might be able to meet up. No promises, though. Chris is a busy guy, Charles is elusive, and I'm a yeti so I spend most of my time foraging and scratching.
Not sure what you're asking. If you're asking about the Fool's Gold yoyos, the issues are usually just a tiny bit of vibe, or an anodizing flaw. Minor stuff, but enough for it to be below our standards for full-priced product.