MAGICYOYO Jojo V10 Professional Metal Yoyo Pro Unresponsieve Jojo, ideaal voor vinger-spintrucks, geschikt voor volwassenen en gevorderden, met 12 Yo-Yo-veters + Jo-Jo-lagerset

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This yoyo isn't for beginners. It's unresponsive, which means it won't return to your hand automatically after a trick. But if you're an advanced player looking to push your skills, this is a great option. It's well-made, feels comfortable in your hand, and the bright colours make it easy to track during complex manoeuvres. I've even managed to learn a couple of new tricks thanks to its responsiveness, which helps with perfecting technique.

Before I start this review properly I would like to point out that I'm not a true yoyo-ist. I don't even know if it's a word, but it's easier on the tongue than a person of skill who operates a yo-yo. I have used the simple child’s yo-yo and I wanted to improve my skills so decided on this Chee Mong model to practise. To start with I had trouble with the instructions. Step 2 says tie a knot-but the string already has a knot and a loop. So why isn't that used instead of cutting it off? Step 4 "attaching the string". Okay, if you've worked your way through attaching the string to your finger properly and haven't trimmed the other end for another attempt then you'll see it's looped and not two single strands like the other end. Nowhere in the instructions does it say anything about the loop. I looked at the videos in the listing but they didn’t help much. YouTube came to the rescue. So now I'm set to perform my first trick. I am, but the yoyo's not. It wouldn't cooperate. It would sit, quite happily, spinning away 2 inches from the floor. It wouldn't return to my palm. I tugged, twisted, yanked and spoke nicely to it, but there it sat spinning away happily, 2 inches from the floor. I tried "walking the dog". It was like a disobedient spaniel, off on a romp and refusing to return. You might think the above is a general rant at the instructions, but in fairness, I think that's my frustration talking. I'm expecting too much too soon.I know the instructions say that getting the yo-yo to return takes practice and patience. But however fast or slow the yo-yo spins I can’t get it to return. There is so little friction between the shaft and the string the bind can’t/won’t work, or I’m not patient/skilled enough to make it happen. At this stage in my training I’m putting it down to a fault with me rather than the yo-yo. The listing quite clearly states that this Yo-Yo is for advanced practitioners, and I’m definitely not in that class.This is a challenging piece of equipment, very well made with bearings that seem to spin forever. I’m determined to succeed in getting it to do what I want it to do rather than it do it’s own thing

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