| Augie Fash | |
|---|---|
 2011 Triple Crown of Yo-Yo | |
| Alias | El Yo-yo |
| Resides | San Luis Obispo, California |
| Affiliation | OKYOYO |
| YoYoStyle | 1A, 5A, rarely 4A |
| Playing Since | 1998 |
| Known for | Great Attitude |
Augie Fash also known as El Yo-yo is the Customer Support Manager at iFixit, he used to be the Director of Sales and Marketing at Duncan Toys, as well as the leader of Duncan Crew USA. He was a long time member of Team YoYoFactory and also briefly a member of Team C3 Yo-Yo Design. He has won many contests but is most well known for being the 2004 US National 1A Champion. His style is recognizable for his extremely fast paced tech tricks. He has also consistently placed top 5 in 1A and 5A style. In the summer of 2007, Fash toured with Brothers Grim sideshows, performing at the Vans Warped Tour and then Ozzfest venues where he made friends with the metalcore band The Human Abstract. Also during the summer of 2007, during his 5A final routine at the World Yo-Yo Contest, Fash famously lost control of a high-flying aerial counterweight trick, the yo-yo becoming lodged in the chandelier on the ceiling. In 2023, Augie worked together with his friend Jeffrey Pang to create a titanium yo-yo, his first signature titanium yo-yo and the current one after 10 years of his last signature, the Electric Flash. This titanium yo-yo is called Exos and it's made under Jeffrey's brand Luftverk. The profits from this yo-yo will go directly to Augie, which will help him realize his future projects, such as his future own yo-yo brand called OKYOYO.
Signature Yo-yos[]
- YoYoFactory G5+ - Augie Fash Limited Edition (100 pieces)
- YoYoFactory 888 - "Augalicious" Orange Limited Edition 888 (40 pieces)
- YoYoFactory 888 - "Alexander the Grape" Magenta Limited Edition 888 (~26 pieces)
- YoYoFactory Boss - Augie's 2009 signature model (8/2009)
- YoYoFactory Catalyst - Augie's 2011 signature model (5/2011)
- C3YoYoDesign Electric Flash
- Luftverk Exos - Augie's first titanium siganture yoyo (50 pieces) (7/2023)
Achievements[]
2002[]
- California State 1A - 3rd Place
2003[]
- Bay Area Classic 1A - 6th Place
- California State 1A - 1st Place
2004[]
- Bay Area Classic 1A - 1st Place
- Yomega World Yo-yo Contest(Y3A) 1A - 1st Place
- US Nationals 1A - 1st Place
2005[]
- Southern California Yo-yo Contest 1A - 1st Place
- Bay Area Classic 1A - 1st Place
- Bill Lebowitz Classic (South West Regionals) 1A Division - 1st Place
- World Yo-Yo Contest - 6th place
- California State - 1st Place
- US Nationals 1A - 2nd Place
Augie at the 2023 National Yo-Yo Contest held in Mesa, Arizona.
2006[]
- Bay Area Classic 1A - 2nd Place
- Bay Area Classic Y - 9th Place
- Redondo Pier Contest - 1A - 3rd Place
- Redondo Pier Contest - Y - 3rd Place
- U.S. National Yo-yo Contest - 1A - 3rd Place
- U.S. National Yo-yo Contest -5A - 2nd Place
2007[]
- Bay Area Classic 1A - 3rd place
- California State 1A - 1st place
- U.S. National yo-yo contest 1A - 4th place
- U.S. National yo-yo contest 5A - 7th place
- World yo-yo contest 5A - 7th place
2008[]
- California State 1A - 1st place
- Bill Lebowitz Classic (South West Regionals) 1A Division - 1st Place
- Bay Area Classic 1A - 5th Place
- U.S. National yo-yo contest 1A - 7th place
- World yo-yo contest 1A - 6th Place
2009[]
- Bay Area Classic 1A - 5th Place
- U.S. National yo-yo contest 1A - 5th place
- World YoYo Contest 5A - 10th place
2010[]
- California State 1A - 3rd place
- Bay Area Classic 1A - 6th place
2011[]
- California State 1A - 3rd place
- BAC 1A - 3rd Place
2012[]
- EYYC 2012 - Open Division - 2nd Place
- California State 1A - 3rd Place
- Mexican National Yo-Yo Contest - Open Division - 1st Place
2013[]
- BAC - 1A Division - 12th Place