What are some good yoyos which can help you practice well, therefore performing well in a competition? Also stability and spintime is important
some of the best yo-yos for practice are actually the worst 
get yourself a slimline
(i’ve never competed don’t listen to me)
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Assuming your going for 1a style of throwing, id recommend
First Bass by Jake Bullock - Recess Intl
Or if your into looper style for loop tricks
Alot of good stuff here on yoyoexpert to look through, possibly these same yoyo’s are for sale on this site as well new or used
The thing is, the yoyo must be stable enough for it to be able to play well. I was looking into bimetals mosttly
Check out featherspin yoyo’s then on their insta or news thread here
Practicing with worse yoyos makes you better when you use better ones. If you only practice on super long spin time wide yoyos it acts as a crutch helping you hit everything easily without understanding more fundamental mechanics of your tricks.
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Thank you to everyone for the help but let me try to rephrase the question : What is a good competition yoyo that is stable and has lots of spintime?
Also here are some brands I like / am interested in: W1LD, UNPRLD, Japan Tech, Turning Point