Reviews of the Team Losi Silver Series Cherry Bomb yoyo. Add your own review or post a comment!
I just recently ordered this yoyo from yoyoplay.com (which is the best yoyo store out there.) It was on some holiday sale for 12 bucks so I figured what the heck. When I first got this yoyo I was very disapointed. Well I just wanted to tell you what helped me a lot was adding all (insided and outside) weights to the yoyo. The yoyo slept like a baby and was AWSOME on the string. Triple split the atom is pretty easy and long trapeze combos are a breeze. When using this you DON’T GET FRUSTRATED, and make sure too use it as much as possible to break the bearing in. I am an experienced yoyoer and I felt I needed to write this because I didn’t want others to get as frustrated as I did.
Submitted by Cherry Slam Man 3/15/02
Let me just start out by saying that this is THE best yoyo that I have ever used in my life, including aluminum ones. It sleeps around 1 1/2 minutes — long enough to do any trick you would ever want to do. The weight is very good feeling with the outer weight rings in, a little heavier than a normal Cherry Bomb. It is extremely smooth with the Losi speed string and does not slow down at all on the string. It uses the same adjustable gap system used by the other TL yoyos, which is really good. It is responsive enough to do Shoot the Moon with a fairly wide gap and ball bearing. The wood axle spins long for a fixed axle and is as smooth as any yoyo I have ever used. It is a great looper for a butterfly. It looks awesome and extremely classy! I think it is almost indestructible and no more starburst wear (like the old Losis). The only problem is that the yoyo needs thin string or it is not as smooth. Overall, it rocks, I think it is better than the chain reactor, reactor, TBB, TBB GT, and any other yoyo in the whole world. So, GET IT, you won’t ever regret it!
Submitted by Brian
After using a TBB GT and swearing that I’d never sway from Playmaxx and spend my money on a Cold Fusion in time, this yo-yo changed my mind. Considering the Cold Fusion goes for at least $125 and this goes for a mere $25-$30, I figured I’d give it a try. WOW. It doesn’t require the hardest throw for a long sleeper, it plays extremely smoothly, it has an adjustable gap, and it is nearly indestructible (an essential for me). The only downside is that the starbursts inside eat away at the first 15 strings you use on it, but unlike the normal and A-Line versions, the starbursts will never wear out. Some may not like how heavy it is, but I have no complaints about this one. If you bought anything more expensive, you probably wasted your money.
Submitted by Jonathan V
