Duncan Toys Butterfly Yo-Yo, Beginner String Trick Yo-Yo, Blue | Wide Shape for String Tricks, Steel Axle, Durable Plastic Body, Starburst Response, 48.8g
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Duncan Toys Butterfly Yo-Yo, Beginner String Trick Yo-Yo, Blue | Wide Shape for String Tricks, Steel Axle, Durable Plastic Body, Starburst Response, 48.8g
- DURABLE CONSTRUCTION: The Duncan Butterfly is made from a durable, high-impact plastic that will withstand wear and tear that comes with learning how to yo-yo.
- WIDE DESIGN: The Butterfly Yo-Yo has a flared body shape that is ideal for performing string tricks. The wide string gap makes landing the yo-yo on the string much easier.
- STEEL AXLE: Features a steel metal axle for smooth performance and fast spins. This is a fixed axle that cannot be screwed apart.
- GREAT FOR BEGINNERS: The Butterfly Yo-Yo is one of Duncan's beginner yo-yo models, specially designed for learning the basics.
- PRODUCT DETAILS: Starburst response system. Weighs 48.8g. 1 yo-yo included. Comes in a RED color.
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