Duncan Toys 9268SE-N Grasshopper GTX Unresponsive Yo-Yo, Expert Level Yo-Yo, Stainless Steel, Purple/Silver, 1 Yo-Yo

Duncan's really been making some good strides in the modern yoyo era. This is a fantastic bi-metal yo-yo, especially for the price that you're getting! The colorways are very clean and well done on these, and the rings are nicely weighted, for a good hand feel, and extended spin times. As with most bi-metals, it does play a little heavy, but I personally enjoy that style. Nicely sized, with a good catch zone, great talon grinds, and very smooth so far. It is unresponsive, so just know that going in. If you have been interested in dabbling in the bi-metal world, I definitely think this is a high contender, that will last you a while in your journey. I like it a lot, highly recommended!

I purchased this yoyo when certain colors were discounted. This is truly an amazing yoyo. Zero vibration and very little noise. On a hard throw you can leave it for a while and people arent even sure its still spinning. Excellent profile for trapeze tricks. The bi-metal design gives a much longer spin time which is great when working on new tricks. Great quality bearing. Only thing I changed was to put on Kitty first-class string. So far the Grasshopper GTX is my favorite yoyo.Highly recommended.

I got this used and the condition was listed as Great, which was true for the actual body of the yoyo, but the axle and the bearing were both shot and I had to swap them out in order to use the yoyo. Once I did, I love the yoyo. It has long spin times, very stable and smooth, spins virtually silently, and is awesome overall. I'm not sure I will buy something "used" again on Amazon, at least in the yoyo realm.

I’m fairly new to yoyos but I’ve been progressing to the point where I’d like to buy some higher end yoyos for the collection. I kept seeing people recommend this one so I bought it when the price dropped a little bit.First, I LOVE this pink/rainbow rim colorway and I usually don’t like pink. I think I’m just a sucker for rainbow or gold rims because they just look good on a yoyo.Second, it’s a great size and weight especially for smaller hands. It’s just slightly smaller (not as wide) than the YYF Moonlight and YYF IQ I have, but I noticed it does play a bit on the heavier side. Not as floaty as the other two but that’s not a problem for me. It’s not like I’m going godspeed or anything. Also very long spin times and no noticeable vibe.Like I said, I’m very much an amateur and nowhere near a pro, but if you’re looking for a relatively affordable Duncan bi-metal yoyo on Amazon definitely consider one of these. I think next I’ll try out either the Orbital GTX or the Yoshicuda X.

I would not buy this again and would never recommend it because vibration dominates and degrades the duration of its spin.

Rare to find a bimetal yoyo for less than $100. Not for beginners, but fine for those who are just starting to learn intermediate and advanced tricks

Just hands down one of the best expert level yoyos you could buy. Floaty and lightweight but fast as heck. Sleek as heck too. Love it, one of my top throws

I like the balance and long spin times with this GTX. Handles like much pricier yoyos and is well made. I found it easier to handle compared with the Windrunner and Roadrunner, though I like all three.