fine i have to agree with that last reply. and i9 have to say that you said the whip cant be beat thats why i went with all of what i said i am sorry for ripping you apart but now i understand
I canāt believe weāve gone on for two pages about whether or not the Whip is a great $10 yoyo. I thought Tedās review was spot on. I pulled my first Whip out of the box, played it for 15 minutes, then ordered them in every color they came in. Yes, itās a little light. So practice shorter combos with it. Feel free to practice over concrete. Itās tough, itās cheap, and it rocks. The Classic is a better $10 beginners yoyo, but like yoyo143 said if you want it unresponsive itās closer to $25. If you think the Whip is too light and the Surge is too heavy, then the Classic is a great $25 yoyo, but for a $10 out-of-the-box-unresponsive yoyo, IMHO nothing out there right now beats the Whip. (If youāre a One fan, I see your point, we just disagree.) Heck the Ann Connolly edition comes with a $10 Center Trac in it for $10. Itās a free yoyo. You canāt beat that!
It just really annoys me when people say "oh yah, thats a good $20 yoyo. But the blah blah blah is way better. And that blah blah is like $50.
Okay let this conclude the comments lolā¦the whip is an awesome yoyo. Yay, next up the one star.
the onestar is way better than the whip
Noonars right, the onestar is really good. You should try a protostar after, or a upgraded classic.
Wanna know a good 10 dollar yoyo?
Pro-Z.