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Revision as of 22:25, 15 October 2015
| Wide Load | |
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| Manufacturer | Dif-e-Yo |
| Release date | Collector: 2002/2003 Retail: N/A |
| Shape | (please complete) |
| Color | Raw Aluminum Gold (Limited version) |
| Weight | Basic (original): 54 grams Combinations of weight rings and/or pogs (original): up to 72 grams Basic (retail): 64 grams With weight rings (retail): 71.5 grams |
| Dimensions | Diameter: 54mm Width: 40mm |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Bearing size | .188"x.500" KonKave Bearing |
| Response system | Collector/Limited: Friction Discs Retail: Dif Pads |
The Wide Load by Dif-e-Yo was originally released in late 2002/early 2003 as collector model, of which fifty-five pieces were produced. Each Wide Load came with three sets of rubber weight rings (two black thick ones, and two sets of thin rings in red and black), five sets of interchangeable pogs (three sets of laminated paper pogs in yellow, orange, and flourescent, along with two clear lexan pogs, and two aluminum pogs anodized in black with laser engravings), a display stand, and a combination tool for adding/removing the weight rings and pogs.
Using the weight rings and pogs, the playing can adjust the Wide Load's weight up to 72 grams, for his or her own preferences. It also comes with Friction Disc response, and a string-centering KonKave bearing.
Also, eleven 24k gold-plated Limited edition Wide Loads were produced, and each one came in a mahogany box with a 24k gold-plated laser-engraved insert on the lid.
A retail player version was produced later on, which only came with one set of thick weight rings, but it also comes with flush-mounted Dif Pad response, as well as a KonKave bearing.
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