Duncan Toys Barracuda Unresponsive Yo-Yo, Aluminum Pro Yo-Yo, Green | Concave Bearing for Long Spin, Precision Aluminum Body, Unresponsive Bind Return, 64g, Pro Level

As someone who has recently gotten back into yoyo-ing, from the days when the Butterfly and Imperial were Duncan staples, this is an incredible upgrade, even comparing with other modern yoyos of today. It has a good weight to it, so you have wonderful spin times and control, but not too hefty that it causes return problems. It is an unresponsive yoyo, which means you have to learn a bind technique to get it to come back, but it's pretty easy once you get the hang of it, and it gives you a wider potential for tricks. I've picked up a lot of modern yoyos since coming back, and this is definitely one of my new favorites. I can pump out move after move and even when I think it's slowing down a lot, it will snap right back at the bind. It's truly impressive, plus the splash design and barracuda are just awesome aesthetically, and it's great to see that Duncan still has an excellent product, and has evolved well. Highly recommended!

It is a great yo-yo. Recommend this to all

Este yoyó y el Duncan Echo 2 son buenas opciones que debes tener en tu colección. Aunque el barracuda se siente bastante pesado y lento en realidad es muy estable y a pesar de que es un yoyó profesional que ha ganado varios torneos, para la gente nueva o que no es muy buena con los trucos este yoyó no se va a anudar ya que su gap es ancha. Es hermoso y divertido de usar

Duncan is the best

First of all it is important to say... THIS IS NOT A RESPONSIVE YOYO. It does NOT come back up by pulling. You need to learn how to do a bind trick to wind the string up. Please do research before buying. Secondly... Arrived in great condition. Did NOT break with use. Third... GREAY YOYO!!! Well balanced. Great hang time when tossing out of a trapeze, cool sound, and an awesome splash finish. It is ok for grinds, but you will either need a glove or fingernail to do fingerspins or DNA. Good weight, but a little chunky. You definitely feel it in the string hits, BUT that is a good thing for free hand/counterweight yoyo-ing. Overall 8 out of 10. Awesome cheaper yoyo, worth the purchase, and its duncan so you can count on some quality. Don't know what the one star reviews are on about.

Snagged this one on a sale, adding to the collection of signature yoyos I own! I wasn't thinking it was worth paying it for the original price though, but glad I did get it on a sale cause it plays great anyway and that's a bonus 😁 not really fond of the shape, but can manage with it. I don't use it as an everyday carry or beater yoyo cause it's only one of the few Duncan's I own but if had it been the only one I got, it's a good EDC. I don't do fingerspins yet, but looking at the cup shape and that thingy in the middle, this is definitely not recommended for that type of trick.

String problems fair

If you want a yoyo that doesn’t break the banks and will let you learn and do any trick a general hobbyist could learn, this is it. The sleep time is good, balanced, and not too heavy for a metal yoyo if you’re not experienced. My only drawback is the name/image design, it’s not trendy haha.