Yomega 3 Legendary Spinners The Original Yoyo with A Brain + Fireball Transaxle YoYo + Spectrum – Light up with LED Lights for Kids Beginner, Intermediate and Pro Level String Trick Play

Works great

Fun combo pack!

These are fantastic for beginners. My nephew thinks he’s the yo-yo master now

I never got to have my own Fireball or Brain yoyo when I was a kid in the 90s/00s so I was jealous of my friends who had them. Now I've got my own.I have some much more expensive yo-yos (bi-metal non-responsive comp yo-yos), but these ones are classics and some of the first I learned on. They both have a decent sleep time and feel great in the hand doing beginner to moderate tricks. These are perfect for beginners and an excellent gift for any 90s kid. I'm gifting these to my brothers for Christmas.The only downside is the plastic finish. It looks like there are marks left over from the injection mold. They can be sanded to make the edges smoother, but the shiny finish will go away unless you use a buffer.

All three look and work great

They're okay at best I seem to remember yomega being pretty top notch with the exception of the bumble bee which is by far my favorite of all time but prior to having the bumble bee I had the Yomega raider and back then it was pretty kick a$$. Idk overall i believe that they're no longer made in the USA so they're just another sell out type of name brand that once was good and has no longer kept the sense of pride in terms of their product.

The brain yoyo is smooth and very responsive. The fireball isn't as responsive but still a great yoyo! Definitely recommend!

These are well made and fast

Good

Nostalgic toy!Great quality and kids love them.Great for our 10 and 7 year old. Product is durable and came with extra string. Would recommend.

I bought these alongside a yoyo trick book (sold on amazon). The yoyos are exactly as expected. The blue yoyo is more for beginners and the red is great for doing advanced tricks.

No llevan luces LED y no he podido cambiarlos pues no tenia la caja

I don't know what compelled me to get back into yo-yoing, but after 25 years, I thought I'd give it another shot and ended up picking up a few of these Yomega yo-yos.The Brain is an "auto-return" yo-yo, with a clutch system. When this yo-yo is thrown to the floor with enough force, it will sleep for a duration and then automatically return to your hand before it runs out of energy. It's a really good entry point for learning a few simple tricks, sleeping, walking the dog, around the world where the clutch makes it easier to return the yo-yo to your hand. But I've found it quite challenging to do a rock the baby, as the clutch will usually activate within around 7 seconds.The Spectrum and Fireball are functionally the same. Both of them sleep really well. With a good throw you can get around 15-20 seconds of spin, which is plenty of time to do most tricks. The Fireball feels slightly more smooth and is the lightest of the set, while the Spectrum has a multi-colour LED lights in both hemispheres of the yo-yo.I've not had a chance to use any other light-up yo-yos, but the colour changes in the Spectrum look like some of the best I've seen. Using these to do "looping" tricks in the dark looks phenomenal. I'm tempted to pick up another to learn some two-handed play.Some notes I'd recommend for using these yo-yos, for the non-clutch yoyos, you'll need to use your finger to hold the string while you re-string the Fireball and Spectrum, otherwise the axel will just spin freely while you try to re-string it.Additionally, if they stop sleeping or don't return properly, you can re-lubricate these by unscrewing the sides, taking out the plastic bearing and adding a tiny dab of vaseline to the metal bolt where it meets the bearing.Really good fun, and at ten pounds a yo-yo in these sets, I've bought a few to give to friends. Solidly recommended.