YoYo Factory ONE Yo Yo – Beginner Professional Yo-Yo for Kids & Adults | Responsive Trick YoYo for Learning, Practice & Fun - Orange

Very light, both bearings work well, good value for money. The string was a little short but luckily I had a spare one at home from a previous yoyo.The unresponsive yoyo bearing does ok sleep times (bearing in mind I am not very good at yo-yoing yet). Note that even that bearing is not completely unresponsive, so you can get it to come back up without using special “binding” techniques.I spent a rather long time looking for the right yoyo for me, because I wanted a responsive yoyo. This one is extra good because of the two bearings so I’ve got the responsive one I wanted, but can also start experimenting with the unresponsive bearing.It is quite smooth and fits in my hand nicely, but does wobble a bit at times and seems to lean to one side when there is string tension.All in all, a very satisfactory yoyo![ Review written by 11 year old with a bit of help from Dad :) ]

A good quality starter yo yo with two bearings, one for auto-response, one for unresponsive. Both give good spin/sleep times but the auto- bearing, which came fitted as standard, required some lube before it could be used effectively. The yo yo is rather small, so perhaps ideal for kids/smaller hands. The yo yo is not perfectly stable, which affects long spins, but otherwise this is a solid starter yo yo.

Great yoyo, shame the string is so short. Just right for my 8 year old son but the yoyo is for me and I'm 39. 85cm of string just doesn't cut it I'm afraid. Seeing as the yoyo is for 8+ it doesn't make sense to ship it with a string that is exactly right for an 8 year old does it?Got to buy new strings now. Humph.

Decent, good for its price. Spin time is enough to do some basic tricks. Comes with an unresponsive bearing. Only thing is that The package was ripped apart when i got it.

I knew nothing about Yo-Yos when I ordered two of these for my kids. It's described as being suitable for beginners but there's barely any instructions or guide with it. There are two bearings supplied, but which is best for beginner? My first throw with the YoYo it wouldn't stay spinning, so I thought the bearing was faulty and took it apart, all looked OK but after some head scratching I realised the string had been incorrectly attached and had been trapped behind the bearing. I literally had no idea how string should be attached to a YoYo, I had to Youtube all this stuff but another person might not have even noticed anything was wrong. Then there is other essential stuff you need to know about creatuing a slip loop as well as string length etc... you kinda need to have all this spelled out to newbies like me. The other issue is that the string was already attached and cut for someone of average height (same length on both YoYos recieved), therefore I feel that a spare string should have been supplied for someone taller like me. Having said all this, I should say the performance of the YoYo seems to be fine.

I've had a few yoyo's throughout my life, and this one is hands down the best. Responsive but also sleeps really well. Makes me feel like I can do my basic tricks a little better.

This was Xmas present but now the whole family is doing some great tricks.Well made Yoyo

New to yoyoing and I'm very happy with this purchase. Finding learning to yoyo quite simple, yet challenging with this yoyo. Need to look into maintenance of the yoyo as nearly two and half months in, the string has worn out but the replacement strings I bought don't seem to be effective. Also need to investigate replacement pads. If this information was included in with the yoyo, I probably would've given it five.