| Buzine$$ | |
|---|---|
| |
| Manufacturer | Anti-Yo |
| Release date | Martin Luther King Day 2007 |
| Shape | Butterfly |
| Color | Burnt Sunshine/Purp' Polished (Risky Buzine$$) Black (Black Buzine$$) |
| Weight | 66 grams |
| Dimensions | Diameter: 49mm Width: 35mm |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Bearing size | Size C KonKave |
| Response system | Kentaro Pads |
The Buzine$$ (also known as the Biz for short) is a yo-yo from Anti-Yo and is Brian Cosky's signature yo-yo, released on Martin Luther King Day in 2007. It is smaller than your average yo-yo, with a profile that is said to have possibly come from the Duncan Mosquito. It also features the usual low-friction Slip Matte finish, a KonKave bearing, and Kentaro Pad response. Its production run is limited to 450 pieces.
Also released were the Risky Buzine$$, which had a polished finish and was limited to 10 pieces, and the Black Buzine$$, of which only 12 units were made and had a blackish-colored finish.
Gallery
Buzine$$ side view
Biz on cash.
Burnt Sunshine
Purp'
Standard Buzine$$ on the left, the Risky Buzine$$ in the middle, and the Black Buzine$$ on the right
Trivia
- The currency symbols on the Biz are the United States dollar sign, the Japanese Yen, and the British pound.