We have collaborated with At Design Tokyo to make something unique. Let's be honest, return top design technology peaked in like 2004(ish). They added a bearing, made it wider, silicone response... there's nothing more to innovate on the technical front. This however does not mean that the innovation stopped in the realm of design. The way that paint being put in tubes allowed painters to actually go more places and thus do more exploration - we are in an era where the basics are so set in stone that we get to explore farther and wider. We know that the return top will work in the sense of spinning and returning; but will it also be interesting and worth using as a tool to then explore tricks and flows in play? With the BRICC, the answer is yes.

Also isn't it pretty?

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