YOYO V10

This yoyo is great, almost identical shape and size to the shutter. Plays really well too!

This is decent for sure. It can be a bit inconsistent, but if you clean it and switch out response pads, you should be good for this price range. I also have a V11 which is about the same for performance. I have a V12 on the way. I'd recommend any of those, but I hear V12 is better, and it's a toss up with people on if the V10 or 11 is better. The two are quite different designs, so it's a personal preference depending on finger spins etc.

Doesn't perform as described in the product description, but that might be operator error because I got it for my nephew and he's just starting to get the feel for making a yoyo "sleep" or "walk" or performing any tricks. I think probably this would be better paired with someone who has a bit more of an advanced skill set already learned but he's a game little 10 year old and I'll help him along until his skill set matches the yoyo's capabilities, if it holds his interest for long enough anyway. I'll update this review later if I'm able to as well, after I YoYo with it a bit more and see for myself if it's an operator error or a product construction error keeping it from stalling so tricks can be performed with it.

This is a nice fancy yo-yo! I never had a yo-yo this fancy before. I was really excited when I got it and set it up. The instructions were good enough to figure out what I had to do to get it attached to the string and working. With this yo-yo, it's the unresponsive one. You can do tricks and when you tug on it, it doesn't come back up automatically. You have to learn the trick to bind it. Every time I throw it down, it sleeps and I don't have to do anything special to get it to do that, it just does it every time without fail. This allows me to do many tricks and it only comes back when I 100% want it to. I'm a beginner and literally just learned how to bind it by watching a few YouTube videos. It's a really nice advanced yo-yo. I remember the ones I had back in the day that sometimes could sleep and sometimes didn't want to. This one does all the time and is very cool how I can do so many tricks with it without it coming back unless I do the bind trick. The instructions about string length and cutting it were great too, that way it doesn't bang into the ground when I'm throwing it down. It comes with quite a few strings in different colors. It even comes with a yo-yo glove, haha. The fingers you need for the trick are bare, and the ones you don't use for the tricks have the glove on it. It comes with a zip up hard shell case to carry everything in it. I think that's a nice touch. This is Pretty cool. I love the colors. Overall, I like this yo-yo. I'm glad I found it!

What you get- 1 green yoyo. It comes in a small zippered bag with one glove and12 different brightly colored extra strings. There are 2 different kinds of yoyos- responsive vs unresponsive. A responsive yoyo is more of a beginner yoyo because it will climb back up the string and return to your hand when you tug on the string. This one you get here is unresponsive- it does NOT return to your hand after you do your trick. To use an unresponsive yoyo requires a little higher skill level. I ordered this for my 17 year old son and he loves it. He has a few responsive yoyos and was wanting a new unresponsive one to learn new, harder tricks. Hes very happy with the look and the quality of this yoyo

The yo-yo itself is nice. The color is vibrant and it came with 12 strings which we went through rather quickly. The instructions weren’t the easiest to understand, so we wasted a string there, but most of the time we had to replace it because the tension was messed up. I’m not a yo-yo expert, so maybe this is a good “beginner” unresponsive one, but it was not for my 9 year old. He had too many issues with the tension and then the string getting all tangled up. I would recommend this to someone who is patient and does not get easily frustrated by not being able to figure something out quickly. Because overall, this is a really nice looking, heavy, sturdy yo-yo that includes a nice carrying case and lots of extra colorful strings.

This V10 yoyo is an unresponsive yoyo, that means the yoyo will not come back up with a tug like traditional yoyos but instead requires a trick called Bind to have the yoyo return to your hand. It also includes a case, a glove and some strings. The V10 has good weight distribution throughout the yoyo and is very stable especially when it has a cup to make finger spins easier. The body also has a nice soft finish that's helpful for body grinds. This green and yellow color way isn't as exciting but does create a yellow with a slight green sheen to it (which is kind of obvious) Overall it's a great yoyo for both beginners players and beyond. For beginners learning how to do a bind and good sleeper is necessary to get your journey started.

This may have been a good professional Yoyo, but it is not a good present for kids, The strings come untied, and it took us some 20 min to figure out how to tie the strings, then another 15 min to try and teach the kid in question (Age 10) how to use it, and then then the string came undone from the yoyo and it went flying. We eventually got it working, and it seemed to be fine as a yoyo, for a yoyo-er trying to step up their game, it seemed like a solidly built yoyo, it didnt break or dent from the various abuses it was subjected to.