About: Spintastics Spin Wizard

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The Spin Wizard is an auto-return yo-yo produced by Abbe Toys from Australia and is distributed by Spintastics in North America. An Americanized version of the Yo-Matic Black Mamba (five-star variant), it featured a steel ball bearing axle, and heavy rim weighting. This makes the yo-yo a very long sleeper before the three-way centrifugal cam system activates, making the yo-yo return to the user's hand when it begins to lose momentum.

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rdf:type	Simple
rdfs:label	Spintastics Spin Wizard
rdfs:comment	The Spin Wizard is an auto-return yo-yo produced by Abbe Toys from Australia and is distributed by Spintastics in North America. An Americanized version of the Yo-Matic Black Mamba (five-star variant), it featured a steel ball bearing axle, and heavy rim weighting. This makes the yo-yo a very long sleeper before the three-way centrifugal cam system activates, making the yo-yo return to the user's hand when it begins to lose momentum.
dcterms:subject	North American yo-yos Yo-yo Auto-return yo-yos 1990s yo-yos Looping yo-yos Discontinued yo-yos Spintastics yo-yos
Dimensions	N/A
Release Date	1999(xsd:integer)
Name	Spin Wizard
response	Auto-return cam, complimented by starbursts
bearing size	N/A
dbkwik:yoyo/proper...iPageUsesTemplate	dbkwik:resource/ruHS8DIsaBuBGURKhcqLFA==
Weight	N/A
Manufacturer	Abbe Toys Spintastics
Color	Black w/ white or gold decals
Material	Plastic
Shape	Convex/Standard
abstract	The Spin Wizard is an auto-return yo-yo produced by Abbe Toys from Australia and is distributed by Spintastics in North America. An Americanized version of the Yo-Matic Black Mamba (five-star variant), it featured a steel ball bearing axle, and heavy rim weighting. This makes the yo-yo a very long sleeper before the three-way centrifugal cam system activates, making the yo-yo return to the user's hand when it begins to lose momentum. One flaw in the design is that the side caps are not sonic welded or glued. This is not really a problem, unless the yo-yo hits the ground at an angle. If it does hit the ground in that way, the caps can pop off. You will not really lose pieces, but you will have to disassemble the yo-yo and to snap it all back together. Needless to say, this is a difficult and bothersome task for the beginning yo-yo player.

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