🎉 Up to 70% Off Selected ItemsShop Sale
1 / 5
Kestrel
Chico Yo-Yo Company - Kestrel
Continuing the Del Toro legacy, the Kestrel is CYYC's new undersized masterpiece.
The Kestrel's name refers to a small Hayabusa, and true to that name, the Kestrel is a small but powerful throw. With a similar size and weight to the Del Toro, Kestrel is another option for lovers of undersized yo-yos.
So, what's the big difference between the Kestrel and Del Toro? The most noticeable change is in the side face, where the axle area is raised to a point, and the side rims are slightly concave for a very different visual impression. The rims has also been flattened out, so the Kestrel doesn't lose out to the Del Toro in terms of spin.
The body has a luxurious blast coating, which makes grind tricks a dream, and the point on the side makes finger grinds easier and reduces sleep loss. complex, intricate string tricks are just a throw away with the Kestrel.
Continuing the Del Toro legacy, the Kestrel is CYYC's new undersized masterpiece.
The Kestrel's name refers to a small Hayabusa, and true to that name, the Kestrel is a small but powerful throw. With a similar size and weight to the Del Toro, Kestrel is another option for lovers of undersized yo-yos.
So, what's the big difference between the Kestrel and Del Toro? The most noticeable change is in the side face, where the axle area is raised to a point, and the side rims are slightly concave for a very different visual impression. The rims has also been flattened out, so the Kestrel doesn't lose out to the Del Toro in terms of spin.
The body has a luxurious blast coating, which makes grind tricks a dream, and the point on the side makes finger grinds easier and reduces sleep loss. complex, intricate string tricks are just a throw away with the Kestrel.
Chico Yo-Yo Company - Kestrel
Continuing the Del Toro legacy, the Kestrel is CYYC's new undersized masterpiece.
The Kestrel's name refers to a small Hayabusa, and true to that name, the Kestrel is a small but powerful throw. With a similar size and weight to the Del Toro, Kestrel is another option for lovers of undersized yo-yos.
So, what's the big difference between the Kestrel and Del Toro? The most noticeable change is in the side face, where the axle area is raised to a point, and the side rims are slightly concave for a very different visual impression. The rims has also been flattened out, so the Kestrel doesn't lose out to the Del Toro in terms of spin.
The body has a luxurious blast coating, which makes grind tricks a dream, and the point on the side makes finger grinds easier and reduces sleep loss. complex, intricate string tricks are just a throw away with the Kestrel.
Continuing the Del Toro legacy, the Kestrel is CYYC's new undersized masterpiece.
The Kestrel's name refers to a small Hayabusa, and true to that name, the Kestrel is a small but powerful throw. With a similar size and weight to the Del Toro, Kestrel is another option for lovers of undersized yo-yos.
So, what's the big difference between the Kestrel and Del Toro? The most noticeable change is in the side face, where the axle area is raised to a point, and the side rims are slightly concave for a very different visual impression. The rims has also been flattened out, so the Kestrel doesn't lose out to the Del Toro in terms of spin.
The body has a luxurious blast coating, which makes grind tricks a dream, and the point on the side makes finger grinds easier and reduces sleep loss. complex, intricate string tricks are just a throw away with the Kestrel.
$26.25
Original: $74.99
-65%Kestrel—
$74.99
$26.25Description
Chico Yo-Yo Company - Kestrel
Continuing the Del Toro legacy, the Kestrel is CYYC's new undersized masterpiece.
The Kestrel's name refers to a small Hayabusa, and true to that name, the Kestrel is a small but powerful throw. With a similar size and weight to the Del Toro, Kestrel is another option for lovers of undersized yo-yos.
So, what's the big difference between the Kestrel and Del Toro? The most noticeable change is in the side face, where the axle area is raised to a point, and the side rims are slightly concave for a very different visual impression. The rims has also been flattened out, so the Kestrel doesn't lose out to the Del Toro in terms of spin.
The body has a luxurious blast coating, which makes grind tricks a dream, and the point on the side makes finger grinds easier and reduces sleep loss. complex, intricate string tricks are just a throw away with the Kestrel.
Continuing the Del Toro legacy, the Kestrel is CYYC's new undersized masterpiece.
The Kestrel's name refers to a small Hayabusa, and true to that name, the Kestrel is a small but powerful throw. With a similar size and weight to the Del Toro, Kestrel is another option for lovers of undersized yo-yos.
So, what's the big difference between the Kestrel and Del Toro? The most noticeable change is in the side face, where the axle area is raised to a point, and the side rims are slightly concave for a very different visual impression. The rims has also been flattened out, so the Kestrel doesn't lose out to the Del Toro in terms of spin.
The body has a luxurious blast coating, which makes grind tricks a dream, and the point on the side makes finger grinds easier and reduces sleep loss. complex, intricate string tricks are just a throw away with the Kestrel.
