SuperYo Renegade
From YoYo Wiki
The SuperYo Renegade was released in the 1990s. It is a bearing trans-axle version of SuperYo's SuperYo Triple Play. The Renegade features a unique axle set up which allows it it be turned inside out. This allows it to be positioned in three different configurations: Butterfly, Imperial and, a rather useless, Pagoda shape. The SuperYo Renegade uses a starburst response system, a relatively thin gap, internal weight rings, and a small bearing. The yoyo was much celebrated in the late 1990s, as part of the yo-yo craze during that time, and was incredibly popular. Today it is regarded as somewhat obsolete compared to more recent yo-yos. However, it is still enjoyed by many, and can still play on par with yo-yos being produced today.
The Renegade had three generations, the first generation is known as the "black renegade" due to the fact they were black in color. The yo-yo is also distinguished from the other two generations due to the fact that the axle had hexagonal nuts on the end that were prone to stripping. The second generation was the "white renegade" that replaced the hexagonal nuts with star shaped nuts that were less prone to stripping, the white plastic was also a vast improvement on the black plastic. The third generation was the "color renegade" and the "transitional renegade" and they are distinct because they are either solid color (not black or white) or groovy transitional colors that mix together and look hyper awesome.
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