FETESNICE Yoyo Professional Competitive Yo-yo Bi-Metal Yoyos, Unresponsive Yoyo Trick Yoyo for Pros, Aluminum + Ultra-Wide 304 Stainless Steel Ring YO-YO+10 Ball High Precision Yoyos Bearing-Blue

Let me start off by saying that I'm relatively new to yoyoing, but I do already know how to do some basic stuff on unresponsive yoyos like the bind, split-bottom mount, front bottom mount, mach-5, barrel rolls, brain twister, and the latest trick I've been practicing -- the zipper. I currently have 8 yoyos (including this one), of which 6 are set up with unresponsive bearings. This Fetesnice yoyo definitely has the strongest and longest spin out of all of them, however, it is also the most difficult to bind. With the rest of my unresponsive yoyos, I can bind them fairly easily, but with this one I can only bind it when it still has a very strong spin AND is very straight. If it's tilted and/or once the spin starts to slow down, it just doesn't bind for me. I don't know if it's my technique or if it's the yoyo. Nevertheless, I try to make the most of it and utilize this to make a stronger effort to try to keep the yoyo from tilting throughout my tricks and to try to keep the strings centered on the bearing during tricks to avoid slowing the spin due to friction. I find that with a fresh string it's a bit easier to bind, but after about half an hour of play it gets more difficult again (and I'm not the type to change my string every half an hour, or even every day). I've ordered some thicker strings to see if it will help with this issue. Aside from the binding issue, I think it's a great yoyo.**UPDATE** Changing the string to thicker string fixed the binding issue.

This was for my son, he loved that it was metal and the bearings were smooth. My son could do all the trick like dna.