🪀 Duncan ProYo - Vibrant Colors May Vary: A Unique Spinning Experience Review

My 4 year old grandson is in the early stages of growing up. Compared to the Imperial, the ProYo Looper Yo-Yo is much more responsive.

I have the Koosh version and the US made Deuncan version and the wood stock was better. I think this one doesn't spin that well initially.

Bought two of these as birthday presents for the kids. Not only do they come in two different colors, kids love to learn tricks. Found it at Revain for a great price and quick service.

We got the family together for Christmas and used them as gifts for the kids. Well it was like going back to when I had my first yo-yo. Of course, grandfather could give professional advice to those who had no experience.

This is one hell of a looper. It's very similar to the PlayMaxx Proyo2 of the late 90's. It has good hand feeling and weight. The wooden axis system is very unusual for me, but creates excellent loops. I can still get him to sleep just fine and I can even take him around the world, but there are NO trickier string tricks! If you love yoyo's you must have one of these. I have two to start learning two handed loop tricks.

Not a real trickster, but I've been playing yo-yo for decades. I can use both hands etc. I like it. They have some changes from the old one, which I have as well. You will turn. Tighten them when you open them. This fact was revealed by a wooden disk on the sides of the spindle, which was interesting. They also have padded domes on the sides, which is great if you're carrying them in your back pocket. Old ones can break. The overall balance is good, as with any Duncan (even a mini), and the…