WHAT BUYERS OF CAJUN SPINNER'S YEAUX-YEAUX'S ARE SAYING:
"To be honest, I don't collect much anymore. Not much interested in the new stuff. Your products are the first to excite me in a while. Old school wood."
- Why Not Call This a "Butterfly" Yo-Yo?
- Why doesn't Cajun Spinner's call this a "Butterfly" Yeaux-Yeaux?
Duncan Yo-Yo's has a Trademark on the word "Butterfly" when it's in association with Yo-Yo's.
- So we don't violate their Trademark rights, and in keeping with Cajun Spinner's "Cajun French" theme, we have given this Yeaux-Yeaux a new and unique name.
- Translation:
- "Officiel" is the French word for the English word "Official".
- "Grand Ecart" are the French words for the English words "Wide Gap", which a Monarch butterfly certainly has between its wings, and this Yeaux-Yeaux has between its halves.
- Features:
- Featuring a picture of Cajun Spinner's beautiful, full-color Monarch Butterfly, on a wide gap style Yeaux-Yeaux.
- See my other listings for the Officiel Grand Ecart Yeaux-Yeaux in additional available colors:
- Orange
- White
- Black
- Specifications:
- Material: One-piece Wood
- Shape: Wide Gap
- Axle: Fixed
- Weight: 43 +/- grams
- Diameter: 2 5/16"
- Width: 1 5/16"
- Gap Width: 3/32"
- Recommended String: Zeekio Slick 6
- Color: Natural Wood, High Gloss Lacquer
- Seal: Vinyl, multi-color
- Packaging: Plastic clear clam shell with multi-color card
- Condition: New
- Original Retail Price: $24.95
- Other: ---
SHIPPING:
- All items are securely and safely shipped by USPS Ground Advantage with a Tracking Number. Shipping is $2.75 for the 1st item, and $0.25 for each additional item.
PRAISE FOR CAJUN SPINNER’S YEAUX-YEAUX’S:
- John “Doc Lucky” Meisenheimer, Jr, is the author of Lucky's Collectors Guide to 20th Century Yo-Yos: History & Values, the “bible” of yo-yo history and collecting. On his monthly Facebook show Doc Lucky’s Yo-Yo Talk, Episode 66 (02/03/23) said of the new Cajun Spinner’s Yeaux-Yeaux:
“A beautiful line of fixed axle yo-yos, and I will tell you these look like they’re going to be highly collectible in the future.”
And Lucky said of the Midnight Lightning Yeaux-Yeaux, “They were gorgeous. I think those yo-yos are fantastic. They are all very displayable yo-yos and that adds kind of the third ‘Lightning’ now that people need to add (to their collection) if they are going to have all three of the ‘Lightnings’.” The other two he was referring to were the 1950’s Duncan Litening, and the 1990’s Franklin Mint Duncan Litening reproduction.
Of the Cajun Spinner’s Yeaux-Yeaux in general he said, “Pick up a set of these.”