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YoYoJam Matrixx
Exhibit #3735
TypeProduction
ShapeConcave )-(
AxleBearing
ColorBrown Translucent
PackagingDisplay Boxed
ConstructionMulti-piece plastic
ResponseSpecial
Diameter2.25 in
Date2002
OwnerDavid Hall
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The Matrixx was an early attempt by Yoyojam to make a lower end fully plastic model. And it was successful and made for many years. With it's smaller bearing and sharp angles on the body, it was a fine playing yo-yo.

It featured internal weight rings, adjustable gap, and a wide range of colors. Pictured here is a brown version. Brown is a rare color, seldom made in plastic yo-yos
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