How does Yomega brain work?

The Brain is the yoyo that put Yomega in the hands of millions of people all over the world. The original Yomega yo-yo with a Brain contains a centrifugal clutch system that opens on the down swing for long smooth spins. As spin time slows, the clutch engages and the yoyo comes back to the hand automatically.

Who owns yomega Yoyo?

Her co-worker, Arizona inventor Michael Caffrey, had patented a mechanical clutch that lets the yo-yo “sleep” on the end of its string and then automatically snap back into the player’s hand. Amaral and her two brothers, Alan and Leonard, decided to license Caffrey’s yo-yo and started Yomega in 1984.

What is the best yomega Yoyo?

POPULAR CHOICE! The Yomega Maverick yoyo and the Yomega Dash yoyo are both very popular metal Yomega yoyos that look great and perform even better. Suitable for intermediate yoyo players, these yoyos can complete extremely advanced tricks if you have the skill.

Is the yomega fireball a good yoyo?

The Fireball is the first yo-yo to bring transaxle performance at a fixed axle price. There aren’t many yos out there that can deliver this level of performance for the price. The Yomega Fireball is a good choice for all of your classic yoyo tricks like Rock The Baby, Around The World, and Walk The Dog.

How does a Yomega Yoyo with a brain work?

The original Yomega yo-yo with a Brain contains a centrifugal clutch system that opens on the down swing for long smooth spins. As spin time slows, the clutch engages and the yoyo comes back to the hand automatically. This often copied, never duplicated yoyo is simply the world’s best-selling, longest spinning, automatically returning yoyo.

When did the Yomega brain come out in Japan?

It was even licensed to Bandai for the Hyper Yo-Yo line in 1997 as the Hyper Brain (Japanese: ハイパーブレイン ), and on April 13th, 2013 as the Wild Claw (Japanese: ワイルドクロー ). At one point in 2012, the Brain was re-released with redesigned clutch arms.

Where is the clutch on a Yomega brain?

This allows other manufacturers to produce their own auto-return yo-yos, such as the Australian Black Mamba yo-yos by Abbe Toys, and the Duncan Reflex . The plastic transaxle sleeve on the Brain’s axle features an O-ring on one end, and that end is inserted in the body half that contains the clutch mechanism.

How did Yomega come up with the Yo Yo?

We first introduced The Yo-Yo with a Brain™ and like magic, kids found excitement and satisfaction in making their yoyo “sleep” and return to the hand automatically! Yomega continued to invent…the Fireball®, the Raider® and yoyos at all skill levels so that kids, and kids at heart could progress at their own pace.