Jirorian
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The Jirorian is an odd but appropriate for a crazy oversized design.
If anything, the Jirorian looks as if someone had taken two Ramen bowls and attached them at the base. The photos don't quite get across how massive this 68mm diameter model is... it's close to the Kamui and Equinox, making it look more like an off string model in disguise. It's too large to close your fist around, a true jumbo yo-yo! The large size clearly makes this a heavyweight yo-yo, and with a shameless name like "Jirorian," this yo-yo throws its weight around with gusto.
But this isn't just a massive yo-yo, great consideration has been paid to the design, employing a short axle to lighten the yo-yo's center and a nearly H-profile low edge for greater stability.
The term "Jirorian" refers to someone who is a devotee a Japanese Ramen chain, "Jiro," known for its ridiculously oversized bowls of noodles. If you've ever been to Jiro and seen their massive servings, you'll come to appreciate the Jirorian all the more.
*This product does not have a package and string.
The Jirorian is an odd but appropriate for a crazy oversized design.
If anything, the Jirorian looks as if someone had taken two Ramen bowls and attached them at the base. The photos don't quite get across how massive this 68mm diameter model is... it's close to the Kamui and Equinox, making it look more like an off string model in disguise. It's too large to close your fist around, a true jumbo yo-yo! The large size clearly makes this a heavyweight yo-yo, and with a shameless name like "Jirorian," this yo-yo throws its weight around with gusto.
But this isn't just a massive yo-yo, great consideration has been paid to the design, employing a short axle to lighten the yo-yo's center and a nearly H-profile low edge for greater stability.
The term "Jirorian" refers to someone who is a devotee a Japanese Ramen chain, "Jiro," known for its ridiculously oversized bowls of noodles. If you've ever been to Jiro and seen their massive servings, you'll come to appreciate the Jirorian all the more.
*This product does not have a package and string.
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Jirorian
Crucial - Jirorian
The Jirorian is an odd but appropriate for a crazy oversized design.
If anything, the Jirorian looks as if someone had taken two Ramen bowls and attached them at the base. The photos don't quite get across how massive this 68mm diameter model is... it's close to the Kamui and Equinox, making it look more like an off string model in disguise. It's too large to close your fist around, a true jumbo yo-yo! The large size clearly makes this a heavyweight yo-yo, and with a shameless name like "Jirorian," this yo-yo throws its weight around with gusto.
But this isn't just a massive yo-yo, great consideration has been paid to the design, employing a short axle to lighten the yo-yo's center and a nearly H-profile low edge for greater stability.
The term "Jirorian" refers to someone who is a devotee a Japanese Ramen chain, "Jiro," known for its ridiculously oversized bowls of noodles. If you've ever been to Jiro and seen their massive servings, you'll come to appreciate the Jirorian all the more.
*This product does not have a package and string.
The Jirorian is an odd but appropriate for a crazy oversized design.
If anything, the Jirorian looks as if someone had taken two Ramen bowls and attached them at the base. The photos don't quite get across how massive this 68mm diameter model is... it's close to the Kamui and Equinox, making it look more like an off string model in disguise. It's too large to close your fist around, a true jumbo yo-yo! The large size clearly makes this a heavyweight yo-yo, and with a shameless name like "Jirorian," this yo-yo throws its weight around with gusto.
But this isn't just a massive yo-yo, great consideration has been paid to the design, employing a short axle to lighten the yo-yo's center and a nearly H-profile low edge for greater stability.
The term "Jirorian" refers to someone who is a devotee a Japanese Ramen chain, "Jiro," known for its ridiculously oversized bowls of noodles. If you've ever been to Jiro and seen their massive servings, you'll come to appreciate the Jirorian all the more.
*This product does not have a package and string.
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Crucial - Jirorian
The Jirorian is an odd but appropriate for a crazy oversized design.
If anything, the Jirorian looks as if someone had taken two Ramen bowls and attached them at the base. The photos don't quite get across how massive this 68mm diameter model is... it's close to the Kamui and Equinox, making it look more like an off string model in disguise. It's too large to close your fist around, a true jumbo yo-yo! The large size clearly makes this a heavyweight yo-yo, and with a shameless name like "Jirorian," this yo-yo throws its weight around with gusto.
But this isn't just a massive yo-yo, great consideration has been paid to the design, employing a short axle to lighten the yo-yo's center and a nearly H-profile low edge for greater stability.
The term "Jirorian" refers to someone who is a devotee a Japanese Ramen chain, "Jiro," known for its ridiculously oversized bowls of noodles. If you've ever been to Jiro and seen their massive servings, you'll come to appreciate the Jirorian all the more.
*This product does not have a package and string.
The Jirorian is an odd but appropriate for a crazy oversized design.
If anything, the Jirorian looks as if someone had taken two Ramen bowls and attached them at the base. The photos don't quite get across how massive this 68mm diameter model is... it's close to the Kamui and Equinox, making it look more like an off string model in disguise. It's too large to close your fist around, a true jumbo yo-yo! The large size clearly makes this a heavyweight yo-yo, and with a shameless name like "Jirorian," this yo-yo throws its weight around with gusto.
But this isn't just a massive yo-yo, great consideration has been paid to the design, employing a short axle to lighten the yo-yo's center and a nearly H-profile low edge for greater stability.
The term "Jirorian" refers to someone who is a devotee a Japanese Ramen chain, "Jiro," known for its ridiculously oversized bowls of noodles. If you've ever been to Jiro and seen their massive servings, you'll come to appreciate the Jirorian all the more.
*This product does not have a package and string.
