MAGICYOYOResponsive Yoyo K1 Tug Return Yo yo, Hubstacks Yo-yo for Kids Beginners Dual Purpose Yo Yo with Unresponsive Bearing, Storage Bag + 12 Strings +Yo-Yo Glove +2 Yo yo Hubstacks (Dark Blue)

I'm a 64 year old woman. I have young onset Parkinsons for 20 years. I learned to yoyo a couple of years ago. I use yoyo's to improve my hand-eye coordination. I don't do tricks.I own two K2 yo-yo's and I've recently bought my first metal yo-yo, a K10. The hubs intrigued me.Like the other MagicYoyo's, it's well-made and balanced. It has a different feel when I use it compared to the K2's and the K10. I use it daily along with the others that I own

1st i couldn't get this thing to respond, so i put in a return. i drive 20 miles to return and haven't made it yet. after buying a Duncan butterfly and playing with that for a few days. I decided to bust this magic k1 out one more time . This thing rips. Best yoyo ive ever had. I started with tryin to learn binds, i got a few. Then i double looped it . Its responsive after x2 loop. I understand there is a slight curve to get started with this yoyo. There is also, i believe a lot of yoyo to develop skills. If you have trouble get on YT.

I purchased this yoyo for my 7-year-old son, and overall, we're pretty happy with it. The yoyo spins very smoothly and easily, which is great for practicing tricks. However, since my son is still young, he found it a bit challenging to get started—initially, it was quite hard to get the string wrapped properly, and he even managed to get a knot in the string at one point. That said, I really appreciated that the package came with extra strings, making it easy to replace when needed.While it may be a bit tricky for a younger beginner, especially at first, I think it's a good value for the price. My son enjoys trying to learn with it, and with a little patience, I believe he'll get the hang of it. Overall, a solid choice for a beginner yoyo and a fun toy for kids interested in learning tricks.

It was a great gift for my grandson that is 7 and he's just started getting into yoyo. He practices everyday to get the tricks down and these yoyos do exactly what he needs to be successful at getting the tricks down. Thank you!! I would recommend these to anyone who's starting out in the yoyo trick hobby or even for professional that hate it down. I would buy them again. They are durable and not cheaply made.

As Bob Barker would say, The Price is Right on this little yo-yo.I bought this for my 6 year old who suddenly wanted to walk the dog. I was excited until I learned he meant with a yo-yo.This is priced right and is better than a cheap yo-yo, since you can adjust the string for the height of the user. The strings included are true yo-yo strings (google it) that allow for doing tricks. I like that there are a lot of strings included.All in all, it made a great Christmas present. My son played with it for a couple of weeks. Now I'm not sure he even knows where it is at. But, at the price I paid and the quality of the product (that will work again when he finds it), I am super happy with this purchase.

This was my first real official yoyo aside from the 2 dollar duncan butterfly yoyos I've had as a kid. For a starter yoyo I feel this is a good choice as its plastic and can take a beating, the responsive bearing is useful and beginner friendly and overall a decent yoyo. Being a responsive yoyo, I felt it was hard to do string tricks as it would sometimes trigger the yoyo to wind up but I think that skill comes with practice. This yoyo is a good one to get for starting out but you'll want to get a different one after you're comfortable with the idea of responsive yoyos. This seems like something more for the casual yoyoers that don't want to get into to many tricks and is perfect for just throwing and catching or beginners, if you're experienced then this is a fun yoyo as it has hubstacks but can't really do too many complicated things. A great alternative for this would be the v6 locus magic yoyo, that's metal. About the same price, and responds smoother.

After watching the reviews on Youtube about the K1 Magicyoyo, I decided to try it. I found it is a very good beginners yoyo. I removed the responsive bearing and installed the unresponsive bearing so I could learn more tricks. The tutorials on Youtube make it look easy but it is harder than it looks. There are so many small details that have to be done correctly. I found out that using a longer string makes it easier, I had been cutting the string too short and it was impossible to do any tricks correctly. I have just learned how to do a bind, and once I get good at it I will move on to more complex tricks. I am very pleased with this yoyo and have bought several more of them.

My son loves this yo-yo