LIMITLESS Series

A new generation of competition yo-yos, allowing you to do longer & harder horizontal combos.

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LIMITLESS Series
4 products
New release
DEVIANT LIMITLESS yoyo in Brandon Blue #Color_Brandon Blue

DEVIANT LIMITLESS

$125
New release
XENON SUPREME yoyo in Xavier Red #Color_Xavier Red

XENON SUPREME

$199
New release
LOGIC LIMITLESS yoyo in Allon Green #Color_Allon Green

LOGIC LIMITLESS

$199

What customers said

★★★★★

“It is the best Yoyo ever and it spins so long horizontally it makes my horizontal combos so easy I really love this Yoyo”

Matthew.L
★★★★★

“I tried its horizontal and it was absolutely crazy, 10000 stars”

yoyoguy
★★★★★

“da best yoyo in my horizontal tricks”

Nathan Toh

Common questions

What is the LIMITLESS hub?

A free-spinning inner shell. The outer body can slow down while the centre keeps spinning, which is what buys you the extra horizontal time.

Why does horizontal spin time matter?

Horizontal tricks drain a yoyo faster than anything else. More spin time is more combo before it dies.

Are these for beginners?

Not as a first yoyo. All four are unresponsive, so you need to know how to bind before you buy one.

But if you can already bind and you are trying horizontal combos for the first time, this is the series to learn on. In horizontal play the string drags on the middle of the yoyo and kills the spin fast, which is why the trick dies before you have worked it out. The LIMITLESS hub free-spins, so the string is not fighting a fixed wall and more of your spin survives.

It does not make horizontal easy. It gives you longer to get it wrong and try again in the same throw, and that is how you learn it. The DEVIANT LIMITLESS is the one most people start on at $125.

Which one should I get?

All four have the same LIMITLESS hub, the same 60mm width and the same 7075 aluminium body. What changes is the weight, the rim material and the player who designed it. Each one has its own advantage.

  • DEVIANT LIMITLESS, 77g, monometal. No steel rims, so the weight sits closer to the middle and it feels quicker to turn. The cheapest way into the technology at $125, and the one to learn horizontal on.
  • OUTLIER LIMITLESS, 78g, stainless steel rims. Brandon Vu’s. The most rim weight in the series, so it is the fast, powerful, stable one that holds a spin through a heavy combo.
  • LOGIC LIMITLESS, 78g, stainless steel inner rims. Allon Chen’s. The steel sits inside instead of on the edge, so it feels the lightest of the four in the hand. Built for tight technical horizontal where you change direction a lot.
  • XENON SUPREME, 77g, steel and polycarbonate rims. Xavier Ng’s. Two rim materials and a slightly smaller 57mm body. This is the endurance one, for combos that should have ended already.

Open each one and read it. They all use the same LIMITLESS technology, so there is no wrong pick, only the one that suits how you play.

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