Duncan Toys Freehand Nextgen Yo-Yo [Neon Green], Unresponsive Pro Level Yo-Yo, Concave Bearing, Standard Counterweight Included

The Freehand NextGen is an awesome update to the Freehand series, combining the best of both worlds in terms of design. It retains the fun counterweight playability for practicing 5A tricks, but with an updated profile that strikes a balance between the classic organic Freehand shape and the more modern stepped design profile. This yo-yo is unresponsive, so you'll need to know how to bind, but for the price, it’s incredibly impressive. It's a fantastic practice yo-yo, stable with a nice weight, and you won’t feel bad if it gets a few dings. All in all, it's a solid addition to the Freehand line and highly recommended!

The bearing that came with it does not work. The string is able to wedge itself between the bearing and yo-yo no matter how tightly I put the yo yo together.

This yoyo is pretty good for what the price is, pretty durable to, comes with an unresponsive bearing already in it which has a good sleep time but if you like responsive play it also comes with one. The YoYo does have a vibe to it but overall i say for what it’s price is it’s worth picking one up to try out 5a

This is essentially a modded free hand zero with sillicone recessed response which is one of the best 5A yo-yos of all time. it performs great recommended it to most mid level player that are transitioning to unresponsive yo-yos durable and great comfortable in a variety of hand shapes everyone I've had borrow it seems to really like it.

Tough as nails to learn. But so worth the money and experience

I'm close to the age of 60 but I've been doing the Yo-Yo since I was too young to remember. At one time I was amazing, at least in the eyes of my family and friends. This is a fantastic starter Yo for those beginning or like me have had some skill and want to get back into it again. There is nothing like Yo-Yo to keep you young.

The yo-yo looked great and all but when I first tried using it it didn't feel quite right... didn't understand why it felt wrong but looking at it again today I can understand why it felt wrong...Turns out the axle that came with mine came twisted or off center leaving a gap in the yo-yo and it being a bit crooked as well as adding a ton of vibe when using it... So far this has been the worst yo-yo I've got in my collection...Dylan on YT also seemed to have gotten one with quite a bit of vibe tho' I don't know about the the state of his axle...

Takes practice but im deff not a pro! Fun to learn!

Grx