Description
Japan Technology - Kainer
The new machined delrin off string yo-yo designed to surpass the much-loved Kamui!
The Kamui gained instant fame when it was first released, and has etched a name for itself in the history of off string yo-yos. Even after its production run, the Kamui was revived as the Ashiru Kamui, due to popular demand. The Kainer has big shoes to fill, but it actually aims to surpass the Kamui!
The Kainer was developed while the Kamui was still in production as a sort of sibling model; Japan Technology tested it endlessly, gathering as much data as possible to polish the design of the Kainer, and all that effort has really shone through in the finished product. Owner Atsushi Yamada himself has modestly acknowledged that they "might have" surpassed the famous Kamui's performance in the Kainer.
With even more precision in its production, the Kainer has even more spin than the Kamui. The inner body has been straightened out a bit to smooth out the moment the yo-yo lands on the string and keep string loss at an absolute minimum. You will be amazed by how easy grinds and regenerations will be with the Kainer, the overall foundations have been raised even more.
The Kainer uses the YoYoJoker Joker Pad Rings, which should be a pleasing choice for advanced players who want to fine-tune their response systems. The yo-yo comes with Type80 pads, for slightly weaker response.
Comes with a gap adjustment washer and a gap adjustment o-ring.
The new machined delrin off string yo-yo designed to surpass the much-loved Kamui!
The Kamui gained instant fame when it was first released, and has etched a name for itself in the history of off string yo-yos. Even after its production run, the Kamui was revived as the Ashiru Kamui, due to popular demand. The Kainer has big shoes to fill, but it actually aims to surpass the Kamui!
The Kainer was developed while the Kamui was still in production as a sort of sibling model; Japan Technology tested it endlessly, gathering as much data as possible to polish the design of the Kainer, and all that effort has really shone through in the finished product. Owner Atsushi Yamada himself has modestly acknowledged that they "might have" surpassed the famous Kamui's performance in the Kainer.
With even more precision in its production, the Kainer has even more spin than the Kamui. The inner body has been straightened out a bit to smooth out the moment the yo-yo lands on the string and keep string loss at an absolute minimum. You will be amazed by how easy grinds and regenerations will be with the Kainer, the overall foundations have been raised even more.
The Kainer uses the YoYoJoker Joker Pad Rings, which should be a pleasing choice for advanced players who want to fine-tune their response systems. The yo-yo comes with Type80 pads, for slightly weaker response.
Comes with a gap adjustment washer and a gap adjustment o-ring.
More Information
| Brand | Japan Technology |
| Series | None |
| Style | Off String (4A) |
| age | Not Mentioned |
| Designed In | Japan |
| Release Year | 2011 |
| Weight (g) | 76.0 |
| Diameter (mm) | 80.0 |
| Width (mm) | 52.56 |
| Trapeze Width (mm) | 51 |
| Body Shape | H-Profile |
| Body Material | POM (Celcon / Duracon / Delrin etc.) |
| Rim | N/A |
| Bearing Type | Ball Bearing |
| Bearing Size | Size C (Large) |
| Response System | Joker Ring Size (OD19.6mm) |
| Axle | - |
| Twist-apart | Twist-Apart |
| Spacer | None |
| Bind | Tug Return |
| Surface | None |
| Maintenance | Pad/Sticker/O-Ring Change Required |
