There are two sizes available: S and M.

The M size has a diameter of 60 mm, the same as the Tsubame, while the S size is one size smaller. Since the body is the same for both, the differences in the size and weight of the stainless steel weight are the primary factors affecting the top’s performance.

Concept: What would happen if we applied the weight of an iron ring like the Hayabusa Tachi to a Tsubame-sized top? It was designed to explore the concept of an undersized top. The top’s angle follows the Hayabusa series, so there are no issues with winding the string, and the smaller diameter allows for a solid throw.

It offers a sensation unlike any previous top, with the solid feel of a metal block reminiscent of the iron tops found in the Chubu region. When spun, it rotates with such solid stability that the size feels almost unreal—it spins with a weighty, steady motion.

Since the center is made of POM and the weight distribution is shifted to the outermost edge to an extent not seen in conventional tops, you can feel rotational power that makes the small diameter seem insignificant.

If you’re using the string-winding and throwing style to pull off tricks, you’ll notice that it spins surprisingly long and steadily.

Compared to the FirstWing and Tsuru Jr., which prioritize safety and mini-model design over performance, this model shares the Tsuru Jr.’s axle tip but delivers the true potential of a serious undersized top.

Note: Competitors can further improve performance by switching to a sharp-tipped traditional wooden staff, but because it is heavy enough to pierce the skin of your palm if not caught properly, please choose a safe technique and staff tip that suits your skill level.

Since the main body is thin, the top part of the shaft protrudes quite a bit. Please use it by adjusting how you wind the thread.