Cross Bones

Dif-e-Yo - Cross Bones

The Bare Bones that ushered in the golden age of full metal yo-yos has been reborn as the Cross Bones.

The Cross Bones's predecessor, the Bare Bones was introduced back when there weren't many people throwing full metal. Thanks to the Bare Bones, the power and stability of full metal became a major topic of discussion, and the age of full metal had begun. At the 2005 World Chamipionship, Dave Shulte (Dazzling Dave) set the AYYA Eli Hop record (120) with that yo-yo, showing its shops.

That Bare Bones was reborn as the Cross Bones, the Dif Series' first release in 2007. The general specs and machined texture are untouched. The axle and name are about the only things that have changed. Dif-e-Yo fans will not be disappointed, as the Cross Bones have retained the sensation that Dif-e-Yo has become known for. With the KonKave bearing, you'll be enjoying the Cross Bone's top potential right out the box. Feel free to remove the rubber O-rings to regulate its weight and change its look and feel.

True to its name, the side art on the Cross Bones is a cool X-shape made from two bones stamped into the metal. This unique branding really sets Dif-e-Yo apart.