Yomega Raider – Responsive Pro Level Ball Bearing Yoyo, Designed for Advanced String Trick and Looping Play (Color May Vary)
Key features
- •YOMEGA RAIDER - The Yomega Raider is the choice of champions for advanced players throughout the world. With a precision roller bearing system, the Raider provides the perfect balance in response, speed, and spin time. It is no wonder that it is the personal choice for so many advanced players in world and national yoyo competitions.
- •BEST CHOICE FOR LOOPING - There's a reason the Raider is one of the most popular yo-yos in the world today. It's perfect for looping tricks and provides ultimate control for two handed (2A) players.
- •PRO LEVEL YOYO - Designed for the intermediate and advanced player, this yoyo will help you master the more complex string tricks that require long smooth spins. Yomega revolutionized yoyo play with advanced ball bearing technology and the highest quality standards in the industry.
- •PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS - Features the Starburst Return System. Weight: 54 grams. Width: 35.5mm. Gap Width: 2.5mm. Diameter: 58.7mm. Recommended for ages 8 and Up.
Yomega Raider – Responsive Pro Level Ball Bearing Yoyo, Designed for Advanced String Trick and Looping Play (Color May Vary)
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Customer Reviews
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my childhood fun
Jonathan H.•December 16, 2016
Bought it for my daughter (and myself). She started getting into yoyo's and bought a cheap one. I bought the raider because I had this when I was younger (it was $40 back in the late 90s) and wanted to show her what sleeper really was. :-)
Five Stars
Trevor R jones•December 2, 2015
very good intermediate level yoyo. Very responsive but sleeps very well too.
Love this Yoyo....
Storm Watts•November 22, 2015
This yoyo is great and was the perfect gift for my son...he Love it and wants another one...this is a great yoyo for beginners to learn new tricks. I would purchase again from this seller. The Shipping was very fast. I got it in a few days and I'm satisfied. Thanks again
Raider - Stay away
Andrew•September 26, 2015
When I took this yoyo out of the box I was instantly unsatisfied. It felt really cheap compared to a Duncan Butterfly XT which is saying something because the XT is so light. I do not recommend this yoyo at all.
All Purpose Yoyo on a par with the Bumblebee
Glen Hubbard•September 25, 2015
Let me start this by stating this; I have an affinity for DUNCAN Yoyos. This is the best Yomega yoyo I have used to date. My biggest problem with Yomega is they want you to buy multiple Yoyo's to do different tricks. The Various self recalling Brain Models are cool, but they are considered 'Rookie' yoyos, and say so on their packaging. Even the Power-Brain XP that has a switch to turn off the auto-recall function uses a trans-axial plastic sleeve akin to the Yomega Fireball. THIS yoyo, the Raider, is the first bearing yoyo in their line. It is the first Yomega I own that competes with the Duncan Bumblebee. I would put them on about the same level, and that's saying something, as I LOVE my Bumblebees.
So if you are looking for an entry level yoyo, I believe you can start here with the Raider or with the Duncan Bumblebee. Anyone can start with the Duncan Imperials or Butterflies. In my opinion, if you can't do some simple tricks with these, yo just can't yoyo. Older players can skip the Yomega Brain and the Duncan Reflex, you can buy one for the novelty, but you won't be using them when you move on to more advanced tricks. Yomega Fireball and other Transaxials; In my opinion they are difficult to do advanced string tricks with. However, they do make great loopers. (I love my fireball for this)
This yoyo has an excellent heft and great hand feel which is almost identical to the Yomega Fireball. It is a bearing yoyo, so it performs string stricks better than the Fireball. It's a classic! I do wish we could choose colors when ordering form Amazon. Mine came in orange with a double winged skulls logos. This would have been better in black.
As a footnote other people are always complaining about yoyos "made in China". I think the entire Yomega line is made in China, and they make great products. Yomega proves that it can be made in China and still work.
So if you are looking for an entry level yoyo, I believe you can start here with the Raider or with the Duncan Bumblebee. Anyone can start with the Duncan Imperials or Butterflies. In my opinion, if you can't do some simple tricks with these, yo just can't yoyo. Older players can skip the Yomega Brain and the Duncan Reflex, you can buy one for the novelty, but you won't be using them when you move on to more advanced tricks. Yomega Fireball and other Transaxials; In my opinion they are difficult to do advanced string tricks with. However, they do make great loopers. (I love my fireball for this)
This yoyo has an excellent heft and great hand feel which is almost identical to the Yomega Fireball. It is a bearing yoyo, so it performs string stricks better than the Fireball. It's a classic! I do wish we could choose colors when ordering form Amazon. Mine came in orange with a double winged skulls logos. This would have been better in black.
As a footnote other people are always complaining about yoyos "made in China". I think the entire Yomega line is made in China, and they make great products. Yomega proves that it can be made in China and still work.
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