| Big Ben | |
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| Manufacturer | YoYoJam |
| Release date | 2000s |
| Shape | Butterfly |
| Color | Various |
| Weight | 68 grams |
| Dimensions | Diameter: 64mm Width: 43mm |
| Material | Plastic |
| Bearing size | Size C YYJ Large |
| Response system | YoYoJam O-rings |
The Big Ben, released as a signature series model of Ben Conde, was one of YoYoJam's first 4A yo-yos. It was popular with many 4A players due to its oversized body, which made it very easy to land tricks. Soon after its release, YoYoJam created its successor model, the Bigger Ben. Surprisingly (and ironically), the Big Ben is actually larger in size than the Bigger Ben.
Many professional-level players, such as John Narum, Jeff Coons, and Tsubasa Onishi, had used this yo-yo to win at the competitions. There were also several examples of the Big Ben that were hand-painted by John Higby, as well.
Photos
Side view
Profile
John Higby painted, silicone-recessed
Profile
Internals
John Higby painted for the AYYA commemorative yo-yo for the 2003 season. (from Dave Schulte's collection)
Stain painted by Taiwan Nick (from Dave Schulte's collection)
Big Ben painted by J. Higby for Ed Haponik
A clear Big Ben
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Offstring Tricks
Here, talented Jake Bullock of Team Anti-Yo showcases some 4A tricks with a YoYoJam Big Ben.
