Makers of professional grade yoyos. Each yoyo is engineered around the principle of pushing the limits of material properties to enhance spin time and feel. Both aspects of performance and aesthetics intersect to provide the best possible user experience - both for beginner to advanced players.
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Each yoyo is machined from a solid billet titanium blank. The CNC machining operations removes nearly 90% of the material.
Every release is limited. A certificate of authenticity is included which displays the corresponding number in the batch.
Designed for both spintime and string feel through use of computer aided design. Material thickness is tested for impact durability.
When I first designed the Triple Zero in 2017, I didn't expect this yoyo to become the flagship it is today. Almost 8 years later, this yoyo has been a staple in the Luftverk lineup - one of the first "ultra minimalist" organic yoyos at the time. This design language has slowly worked its way from the first titanium model, the widely loved Plastic Triple Zero, and the aluminum variants as well. So it only makes sense to continue that tradition with a hybrid version.
When I first moved to Japan, I specifically moved to Osaka for drifting. But more so - it was the first place where I made a friend that immediately welcomed me with open arms. As someone who grew up in Canada all his life, I felt like I had bit off more than I could chew. Moving to another country is one thing - but going to a place where you don't even speak the language, where the culture is completely 180 from the western world now that was a different story.
When I released the titanium version of the Revora, I had one goal in mind. Challenge myself to design a solid state product in an era where that is no longer the normal. In a way - it was a challenge to myself to see if Luftverk's evolving design language could stack up against todays multi-material engineering marvels.
