Beginner yoyos

Didn’t pick the right yoyo? No worries — it happens even to pros!
You can safely return your undamaged yoyo, and together we’ll help you choose a yoyo that truly fits your style and skill level.

If you’re still wondering what yoyo is best for beginners, here’s a quick tip:
A responsive yoyo has a narrow bearing, which makes the yoyo automatically return to your hand with a simple tug. That way, you can focus on learning the basics — how to throw, spin, and return your yoyo smoothly.

When deciding what yoyo should I buy, it helps to know the difference between plastic and metal yoyos.

• Plastic yoyos are lighter, more affordable, and perfect for starting out.

• Metal yoyos are more stable, durable, and ideal if you want longer spin times and faster tricks.

Both are great options — it just depends on how you choose a yoyo that suits you best.

Even a simple freestyle yoyo for beginners can handle dozens of fun tricks!
Check out our Yoyo Tricks for Beginners section to learn new moves step by step.
Once you’ve mastered the basics, you can easily move to a non-responsive yoyo with a wide bearing — it spins longer and lets you perform advanced combos.

Don’t forget spare strings! We recommend changing your yoyo string every two hours of play. A worn string can affect both your performance and safety.

If you’re still not sure where to buy a yoyo, you’re already in the right place — explore our shop and find your perfect match today! 🎯