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Made for fast players who still need spin left for the final trick.
Only $0.55 a day over a year.
This is for you if:
| Diameter | 58mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 60mm |
| Weight | 78g |
| Body | 7075 Aluminium |
| Rims | Stainless Steel |
| Bearing | Concave (C size) |
| Side Bearing | Flat |
| Response Pads | Standard (19mm) |
It arrives unresponsive, so it needs a bind to come back.
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Reviews from across the LIMITLESS series
Read all the reviewsEthan · 4 weeks ago
This yo-yo is so good for horizontal tricks. The spin time is like how it spins on a regular axis horizontally you can do like your tricks like thousands of times over and over again with this yo-yo it’s the best yo-yo I’ve ever had.
On the Deviant Limitless
Matthew.L · 4 weeks ago
It is the best Yoyo ever and it spins so long horizontally it makes my horizontal combos so easy I really love this Yoyo
On the Deviant Limitless
yoyoguy · 4 weeks ago
I tried its horizontal and it was absolutely crazy, 10000 stars
On the Logic Limitless
Nathan Toh · 5 weeks ago
da best yoyo in my horizontal tricks
On the Xenon Supreme
Nat___k · 4 weeks ago
As expected, very good for zontal with alot of spintime. Typical catchability perks of 60mm+ yoyos. Very heavy and clunky but lightest feeling of all the limitless series yoyos, kinda loud but i kinda like it. Response and rejections feel abit off especially when doing them with less effort/intention. I inculded a image of the internals for those wondering
On the Logic Limitless
Justin Young · 11 months ago
This was my very first time buying a professonal yo-yo and i really like it. The only problem with me buying this yoyo is that I didnt know how to choose a yo-yo and i guess i wasnt ready for this yo-yo cuz to me unresposive is really hard From your biggest fan
On the Limitless
Donna McDermott · 8 weeks ago
I love this yoyo it's a good yoyo and unlocks new tricks it has long spin time and it's a pretty good yoyo I think you should buy it
On the Limitless
T.R. · 1 year ago
very good and fun to play with! ive already learned the hardest tricks and cant wait to progress more!
On the Limitless
Isaac · 11 months ago
It's a very cool yoyo, it is pretty noisy and I do have some issues with it, but overall I like it. Sometimes it will get off balance and start vibrating like crazy but smooths out after a few string hits. Also, the bind is SHARP. And not exactly in a good way, it makes it more difficult to do some binds like the bind for the DNA. One other thing I would note is if you squeeze the shells with...
On the Limitless
Man who watched Daniel hooper to buy this yoyo · 4 months ago
I always look at reviews of any yo-yo before buying so I watched Daniel hooper Brandon you know who that is right anyway he said it was a good yo-yo and it really was it was also fun and also thankfully yyf didn’t sue you
On the Limitless
LIMITLESS technology
Horizontal normally kills your spin time. OUTLIER LIMITLESS loses less of it, so you can keep your combo going.
Horizontal play
Every time the string touches the inside of the yo-yo, friction eats your spin time. LIMITLESS lets the inside spin with your string, so much less spin time is lost.
The string rubs a fixed wall. Friction slows the yo-yo down until it stops.
The inner hub spins with the string. Much less friction, so the yo-yo keeps spinning.
Free-spinning inner hub
On a normal yo-yo, your string rubs against a fixed metal wall. On OUTLIER LIMITLESS, the two inner hubs spin freely, so there is much less friction when the string touches them.
Your spin time lasts longer, so you keep the combo going instead of binding early. The full combo in one throw.
You can stay on the horizontal axis for longer, and the yo-yo does not die as easily. More tries in every throw means you learn each element faster.
The hardest element usually comes near the end of the combo. You reach it with spin time to spare, so you can focus on hitting it.
Brandon Vu signature
Fast, powerful and stable, like every OUTLIER. It just does not lose spin time in horizontal the way the old one did.
Competition
Your hardest trick comes 20 or 30 seconds in, when a normal yo-yo has the least spin time left. OUTLIER LIMITLESS keeps more spin time for that moment, so you can focus on hitting the trick instead of thinking “is this thing about to die?”
Weight
Most of the extra weight sits in the centre, where the LIMITLESS mechanism is, not on the rims. You feel the extra spin time a lot more than you feel the extra weight.
The caps
A lot lives inside them. Two extra bearings, a machined inner hub, spacers, and the mechanism that lets the hub spin freely. The caps are not for looks. LIMITLESS needs somewhere to live.
Your normal tricks still work
The inner hub spins freely. The outer body does not. So rejections and every trick you already do still work. Less friction where you want it, and nothing else changes.
60mm catch zone
A wider yo-yo gives your string more room to land. Same five throws on both. Count the landings.
What makes it different
OUTLIER LIMITLESS is an outer bi-metal: a 7075 aluminium body with stainless steel rims on the outside. Weight on the outer rim is what makes it feel more powerful and fast. Your throw carries more spin, so a long horizontal combo still feels strong at the end.
FAQ
Two extra bearings, a machined inner hub and the mechanism that lets it spin freely, inside a 7075 body with stainless steel rims. It took 1.5 years, about 20 prototypes and two trips to China to get right. If you want LIMITLESS spin time at a lower price, the Deviant Limitless is $125.
The extra bearings, hubs and caps add weight. Most of it sits in the centre, not the rims, so it does not play as heavy as 78g sounds. You feel the extra spin time a lot more than the extra weight.
No. It is built on the OUTLIER platform: fast, powerful and stable. Brandon placed 2nd in Australia in 2026 on this yo-yo.
Only in horizontal, and only in a good way. The outer body is a normal competition yo-yo, so throws, binds, mounts and rejections feel the same as any unresponsive yo-yo. The difference is that in horizontal the spin time lasts longer, so you can keep the combo going.
The same way as any unresponsive yo-yo. The response pads are standard 19mm pads and the outer body does not free-spin, so your normal bind brings it back to your hand.
Horizontal is where you feel it most, because that is where the string touches the inside of the yo-yo the most. You can also notice the extra spin time in long vertical combos.
Yes. When you are learning horizontal, your alignment is not perfect yet, so the string touches the inside more and a normal yo-yo dies fast. LIMITLESS gives you more spin time on the axis, so you get more tries in every throw. It does not teach horizontal. It gives you more time to learn it.
We do not publish a number, because it depends on your throw. What changes is how much of your spin time you keep in horizontal. Where a normal yo-yo loses it to friction, this one keeps more of it.
Even at full horizontal your string touches the inside of the yo-yo all the time: on mounts, wraps, and every slightly off-axis throw. That contact is exactly what LIMITLESS is built for.
The stress is not on the cap, it is on the metal wall of the yo-yo. We went through about 20 prototypes reinforcing that wall, and every LIMITLESS yo-yo is made from high grade 7075 for this reason. The weak point is not the cap. Every OFFSET yo-yo also comes with a free one-year warranty.
Your normal maintenance stays the same: string, response pads and the main concave C bearing, which comes out like on any yo-yo. The two extra bearings sit inside the caps. If anything inside ever fails, the one-year warranty covers it.
Yes. The main bearing in the middle is a concave C bearing, the one that spins the yo-yo. The two extra bearings inside the caps are flat, and they let the inner hubs spin on their own.
You can still do them if you have the skill. But if you want a yo-yo made for DNA and fingerspins, look at the OG LIMITLESS, the ASCENT or the CHEATCODE.
The body is 7075 aluminium. The rims are stainless steel, on the outside. 58mm diameter, 60mm wide, 78g.
Yes. Brandon Blue and Blasted Silver.
No retail plans yet. Stock is limited. Maybe next run.
Innovation is infinite. This is the best we have right now, not forever.
