Bufo

Sync by Aufheben - Bufo Bufo is Leonid Nemchik's second signature model, stretches the design of the Anuran much wider, with stability, mobility, and power all raised a level. This is the second signature model from Leonid Nemchik. Starting from his first model, the Anuran, development aimed for an even higher level to keep pace with the evolution of his own tricks. The shape takes the previous Anuran and stretches it out, opening the overall width by roughly 9mm. The body uses A6061, an aluminum alloy widely used for metal yo-yos. Following the same thinking as the Dyad, a large outer stainless steel rim on the outside of the body is combined with a very small midship rim near the step. The large outer rim generates strong spin power and stability, so the yo-yo does not waver even when you swing it around hard. The midship rim, on the other hand, works to bring some of the weight slightly inward, adding easy handling and a high level of mobility. Built on the spin power and stability of its large outer rim while also securing light, nimble mobility through the inner midship rim, it is a model that sets a new standard for what Aufheben regards as a competition model. The stock edition ships fitted with a titanium axle to match Leonid's own setting. The Riku Araki edition, made for the brand's Japanese team member, instead ships with a stainless steel axle as standard, which gives it a slightly different weight. * Because the surface receives a finishing process called "barrel polishing," small scratches or dents may be present; this is part of the product's specification.