YOSTAR Yoyos Pack, Plastic Responsive Yoyo K2 Crystal Purple, Metal Unresponsive Yoyo N11 Black Golden, Dual Purpose Yoyo for Kids Beginner, Trick Yoyo with Smooth Bearing Kit + 12 Yo-yo Strings

I bought these on a bit of an impulse buy because I loved yoyos when I was younger, these were much better than the ones I had back then though and they're much better quality and tougher, good price and lots of fun.

Firstly be sure you know this is an unresponsive yoyo, and what that means - basically when you throw it the yoyo will spin at the end, 'sleeping', and unlike a responsive yoyo will not return automatically when you tug the string up. In order to return it you need to perform a trick called a bind, so there's a bit of a learning curve just to get it to return back to your hand.However this does then open up a world of new possibilities for tricks, as the yoyo will stay spinning at the end of the string for a good 3 minutes plus. If you are new to the world of yoyos then you might want to start with a responsive yoyo for your first, then move up to one of these.In terms of the kit, there is a nice soft bag and spare strings, plus a glove. I wasn't sure about the glove as I've never had any issues with string burn, so for me that's a bit of a gimmick. The yoyo itself is really nice, good quality, well weighted and a decent spin time. It's hard to fault it for the price.There's a small instruction manual included but I'd have liked to have seen something bigger and clearer. However the best way to learn is via YouTube - just look to an easy bind tutorial to get started as it's far easier than trying to follow printed instructions anyway.If this has been useful please hit the helpful button - cheers!

For its price, a good yo-yo, but a C3 design either. Decent sleep of about 3 to 3 and a half minutes. A noise bearing, but I like that. Design is beautiful. The weight rings make little difference to me, but add some spin stability. The glove is awesome for beginner players. String burns will hurt. Looks a bit weird but trust me, you’ll want it, beginners. I find it a bit fast. But I’m getting used to that. I Kinda like it. Is short, I spent more on far worse. These yo-yos are great for their price points. I have two from these guys now. A T5 and this one. Can’t fault them really.

It's not for beginners. I broke everything around me swinging it around trying to do tricks. Please only get this after you've learned the basics with a plastic yoyo before putting holes in the drywall with a metal one. However the yoyo itself has withstanded it all. I feel like if someone shot it the bullet would bounce back at them. Comes with a couple strings because they break quickly but the metal yoyo body only really has a couple scratches and I still use it after buying it almost a year ago. Cheap but will last a lifetime (provided you keep getting new strings)

This might be an excellent yo-yo but it appears to be responsive to us? Have we set it up incorrectly maybe? We can only get it to operate like a responsive yogi - it keeps coming back up??

My son specifically wanted an unresponsive yoyo, which means it will not return at a flick of the wrist like the yo-yos i had as a child. It took him a while to crack the "bind" or whatever it is to get it to return, but now he has got it sorted. As with any yo-yo it can tend to lean when spinning if your string has become twisted but other than that it is a nice solid yo-yo with a good weight and a nice addition to any yo-yo collection.

It’s a child’s Christmas present

What a complete wast of my money followed the instructions on firing the string and 4 hours later 6 strings down nothing works Maine spindle bent now in the bin A WAST OF MONEY