YOSTAR V10 Plus, Upgraded Dual Mode with Responsive & Unresponsive, Trick Yoyo Designed for Finger Spin, Professional Metal Yoyo for Adults, Pro Yo-Yo Toy as Gift, with 12 Strings, Case, Bearing Kit

Professional yoyo, I got this for my daughter as she's hard on her toys. We have yet tried to use the prolonged stall yet only the classic up and down tricks.Lots of colourful strings to swap out, I feel it would be a good value for money if you were using for real purposes.

This yoyo is pretty fun to mess around with. It feels well made for the price, with a nice weight to it. The fact that it can be set up as either responsive or unresponsive is nice, giving you options depending on your skill level or what kind of tricks you're aiming for. Plus, it comes with a bunch of extra strings and even a glove and case, which are thoughtful little extras.It had been ages since I last picked up a yoyo, but this one felt surprisingly intuitive. Before too long, some of those old tricks started coming back to me, and I was even trying out a few new things. Whether you're a complete beginner or have some experience, this yoyo seems like a good option for learning or just having some enjoyable nostalgic play time.

I had a cheap yoyo as a kid but with me it would only go down, not up. More of a yo than a yoyo.I thought I’d give this yoyo a try as it was free under the Amazon vine scheme.It seems high quality with a fairly heavy weight.It’s supplied in a case with a selection of different coloured strings, a spare bearing and a weird yoyo glove with a thumb and two fingers and a hole for the other two fingers to stick out. I’ve no idea what the purpose of this glove is and the instruction leaflet doesn’t mention it. So its purpose remains a mystery to me.I followed the instructions and at last I managed to get a yoyo to go down AND up! It’s taken several decades to get there but I’ve finally found my second yo.

Very cool this yo yo. I remember getting a yo yo in school after a presentation from a professional yoyoer. This is what it reminds me of, although the yoyos now are so much cooler.This yo yo is really solid and well made. It comes in such a tiny box and surprisingly so much comes in the box, I'm surprised how it all fit in the box. Even a case for the yo yo. Really impressed with this, and for the price, awesome value.

Ay, yo yo yo, my boi, and other words! When I was a lad, I used to experiment with these danglers - I wasn't very good at making them go up and down, but with a little time and practice I became fairly average. The ladies now gasp and say 'ooh', as I use my fingers and wrist to great effect.Back to yo-yos. This one has an unusual concave design, golden and smeared with what must be blood, caused no doubt by a yo-yo to tooth incident. It looks good standing still and in motion. The annoying part of it is that you have to attach the strong (s) yourself, which I couldn't really be bothered with. It comes with instructions, but in this fast-paced world where if you blink the guy in the Oval has committed another atrocity. The case is a nice addition, and gives the set a limited edition, precious quality. You can whip the box out in front of your mates, and they'll crowd around in hushed anticipation, chomping their lips as they ponder what exotic delight could possible be inside. With some patience and practice, you too can walk the dog, swing the baby in the cradle, and... well those are the only two tricks I remember, but there's probably more. I'm sure there's a lucrative career on your Social Media of choice, spinning this around for likes and Dopamine.

I ordered the 'YOSTAR Dual Purpose Yoyo V10, Responsive & Unresponsive Trick Yo Yo ' thinking I would be able to pull mad tricks off straight from the get go, and boy - was I wrong.The set itself actually looks great. The case is great quality, the yoyo inside looks great and feels very sturdy - it screws and unscrews with tight tolerances. The bearing is good enough for the job, all the strings seem to be of a decent quality and I found the yoyo easy to string (it is the one thing I remember to do from my youth).After numerous attempts I have struggled to do anything meaningful beyond spinning a the bottom of the string and I admit I was going to chalk this one of to experience and write a moaning review.However my brother in law came to visit, picked up the yoyo and did all kinds of tricks with it, which entertained me (and him) no end. So I am going to give it a lot more time to try and learn how to use it properly - and if not I know what someone wants for Christmas!!!The one thing that puzzles both him and I is this - what on earth do you use a 3 digit glove for? Answers on a postcard.....

Excellent fun with a nice appearance

This is one for experts. If you watch the video you should get the idea that the tricks are going to be tough to learn. It is very attractive and feels well made. If you can master it, you should get some admiration as you take it out of the case and show off. Likewise if you don't master it, you'd best keep practising in your bedroom.