Yoyo King Ghost Bi-Metal Professional Yoyo – Aluminum & Stainless Steel Ball Bearing Yo-Yo with Responsive & Unresponsive C Bearings, Extra String – Black

Best yo-yo I’ve ever handled. I particularly care for the bearing inside it, and it comes with another different one for an optional reaction. Makes the tricks a breeze and it entertains all the kids while I wait at the bus stop with my son.

I'm positive the issue is with me BUT...dang it. So background first. I got sent a cheapo yoyo from work with a note "keep this we are going to have a virtual yoyo contest." How fun. Can't wait. Great. Thanks. Well the yoyo shows up and SUPRISE....It sucks!!! It goes down with a defiant little slant to it (yoyo equivalent of shooting my the finger I'm sure), which slows it down. Not that it matters...It only comes straight back up...no walk the dog trick (yea priorly I know 1 trick from brain knowledge… 1/2 yoyo professional already). So yeah... I decided to tell em that I didn't get my yoyo in the mail...but I just so happen to have this "old other one" and then order a bad a$$ yoyo to royally stick it to my virtual co workers. I just know really they care who wins this. So I order this bad boy (or girl). The little metal destroyer of walls shows up promptly (thank you Prime). It has the little Pac Man looking ghost on it. Spiffy! PLUS+++ It friggn spins forever and ever and ever!!! and then it stops spinning.... Rolls down fast, Spins...stop spinning (anyone notice what's missing yet?) Then you pick it up, pointlessly try to wrap the string around it (a fools task). Skip to an absurd amount of time later...right after the curse fest...you put a finger in the way and make an ugly wind up. But now you can spin it some more. How fun right...this is why you bought a yoyo isn't it? "Are you not entertained!?!" Then you through it down progressively harder (b/c you want a purdy spin..not b/c you're already mad accusing it of not working of course). Lets fast forward a while later again, but first...is the upper part of your palm still your palm? You know the part where you can feel stuff moving around when you wiggle your fingers (those of you who don't own a metal yoyo for a day or two now and still have feeling there). Anyway, moving on...if you do a frustrated almost petulant little finger pop/swerve the little prick smart a$$ string will eventually and unexpectedly bind. Great! Now you are yoyoing! Then guess what happens!?! It comes up! FAST!!! METAL!!! REAL REAL FAST!!! Before you have a chance to realize this little prick has trained you that it's ok to throw it down as hard as you friggn can, it's on it's way back up. SLAM!!! Right into that currently nameless part of your palm!! I felt like Adam West and saw the word "THWACK" pop up. Good thing it only takes one time for me to learn and I didn't do this over and over an over and over. Putting it that way suggests that got the hang of it lol. I didn't. P.S. Can you guess whos company seems to have forgotten about our yoyo contest?

Very nice color although It broke the string almost immediately but overall super good yoyo

For the price, this Ghost Bi-Metal Yo-Yo is a surprisingly good option. While it's not the best in terms of spin time or performance (had more issues with the responsive bearing than the unresponsive), it still serves its purpose well, especially as an affordable introduction to bi-metal yo-yos. The unresponsive bearing performs a bit better but doesn't blow you away. That being said, you can really feel the extra weight on the rims, which adds a noticeable power boost. Plus, the little ghost icon adds a fun touch. If you're curious about bi-metal yo-yos but don't want to spend a lot, this is a solid starting point to test out the waters for certain to see if you want to level up a little further down the line!

I read a lot of comments debating on whether or not this product would be worth it, and from the comments it seemed like those looking for an unresponsive yoyo were decently pleased, and those looking for a responsive yoyo were disappointed. I also read that people were having trouble with the axle and bearing inside the yoyo. I decided to form my own opinion on the yoyo and ordered it. Then I hoped on yoyoexpert.com and purchased a new axle and bearing from my favorite yoyo brand CLYW. When the yoyo arrived, I opened it up and put in the upgraded parts, and then I gave it a throw. The first thing I noticed was the string that came with the yoyo was a little too short for my liking, so I put on a new kitty string and I was good to rock. I began to throw every trick I knew at this yoyo and for the most part I was decently impressed. It struggled with finger grinds, but I was able to do all my other tricks with ease. The bi metal also let the yoyo sleep for a decent amount of time. Overall I think this is a good entry level 1A yoyo. If you're looking for a responsive yoyo, then you probably won't be too impressed, but as an unresponsive yoyo, I had a lot of fun with it.

Great yo-yo! It has a solid, heavier feel and delivers smooth performance, but it can hit your hand hard at times. Overall, a well-balanced and high-quality yo-yo.

Wanted this for a long time ⌛️ and then I saw that it was finally on sell so decided to buy it it is really good 👌 Just be careful I was going God speed on the stairs to show everyone but I hit my eye 👁 and fell down broke my hand and on the way to the hospital 🏥 I got stuck on the elevator and it fell down to the first floor and I was left in a pile of rubble I was gushing felt like a movie they got me out and I was fine. Had a broken arm and toes, at this point I've broken everything 8.5/10

Didn't include an axle long enough to use the unresponsive bearing. So basically, you can only use one of the bearings unless you buy your own axle elsewhere.