The Bigger Ben yo-yo, released by YoYoJam in 2003-2004, was a follow-up to the popular Big Ben, which is also a signature series yo-yo of Ben Conde. The Bigger Ben took the same diameter of the original and added cooler sidecaps, and metal weight rings on the rims. This yo-yo's name could be considered an oxymoron because ironically, the original Big Ben was larger, though the metal weight rings make the Bigger Ben a heavier throw. The yo-yo's shape was drastically slimmed down, so it is not as maneuverable as its much-loved predecessor. It was eventually discontinued by YoYoJam.
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| - The Bigger Ben yo-yo, released by YoYoJam in 2003-2004, was a follow-up to the popular Big Ben, which is also a signature series yo-yo of Ben Conde. The Bigger Ben took the same diameter of the original and added cooler sidecaps, and metal weight rings on the rims. This yo-yo's name could be considered an oxymoron because ironically, the original Big Ben was larger, though the metal weight rings make the Bigger Ben a heavier throw. The yo-yo's shape was drastically slimmed down, so it is not as maneuverable as its much-loved predecessor. It was eventually discontinued by YoYoJam.
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| - The Bigger Ben yo-yo, released by YoYoJam in 2003-2004, was a follow-up to the popular Big Ben, which is also a signature series yo-yo of Ben Conde. The Bigger Ben took the same diameter of the original and added cooler sidecaps, and metal weight rings on the rims. This yo-yo's name could be considered an oxymoron because ironically, the original Big Ben was larger, though the metal weight rings make the Bigger Ben a heavier throw. The yo-yo's shape was drastically slimmed down, so it is not as maneuverable as its much-loved predecessor. It was eventually discontinued by YoYoJam.
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