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| | | Product Details: | | | Package Length:
| 6.6 inches | | Package Width:
| 4.2 inches | | Package Height:
| 1.4 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.2 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 6 reviews |
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31 of 31 found the following review helpful:
 So-so yo-yoJun 28, 2004
This yo-yo is the one that two of my friends have, and it is pretty good for beginner tricks like the sleeper and around the world. If you are having problems with it coming back, put a dab of vaseline on the axle and it returns to you at a whim and becomes pretty good at looping. But once you start getting into more advanced tricks like string tricks, it doesn't perform so well. It makes weird noises and binds up, especially on tricks that include somersaults.
If you don't own a yo-yo yet, then this is a good one to start out on. So are the Brains. But if you think of yourself as intermediate or pretty good already, then get a ball-bearing yo-yo. They spin much longer and don't bind up on string tricks. If you want me to recommend one, I say one of the Hyperwarp Wings or one of the Raiders, both from Yomega. Most places should sell them for under twenty bucks.
11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
 A super good yo yoSep 09, 2007
By A. Swamy
This is the best yo yo for an intermediate person! When I got the yo yo, I had so much fun with it. The fireball yo yo has a transaxle. A transaxle is a circle which goes around the regular axle. The string is attached to the transaxle. That makes the yo yo spin two times as much as a regular yo yo. If you put some oil in the transaxle, the yo yo will spin a little longer than normal. If you are a begginer, then I reccomend the yomega brain and fireball yo yo because when it has spun enough, it comes up automaticaly. The yomega brain and fireball yo yo also has a transaxle.
9 of 10 found the following review helpful:
 An excellent yoyoFeb 24, 2005
The Yomega Fireball is a good yoyo and can do a long sleeper. It is also pretty good for string tricks. It is also very good at around the world and walk the dog.
p.s. if you do not like this yoyo try the Yomega Power Brain it's great for beginners because of it's centrifugal clutch.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Great For BeginnerNov 05, 2009
By Lone Ranger
I gave the Fireball 5 stars because I think it's a great yo-yo for beginners. It has a smooth feel, doesn't spin too long, and returns easily but not too fast. Because of this a child will be able to learn the feel of it and be able to control it in no time and not become frustrated. It's also versatile in performing either spinning, looping or string tricks. And when your son or daughter's skills improve and they start complaining about the spinning time or slow response, it's time to upgrade to a Yomega Raider. The Fireball is a great entry level yo-yo!
Overall, goodJan 08, 2008
By Dave
The operation is smooth and way better than the ones I grew up using. The plactic cap on one side of the yo-yo immediately popped off after removing the product from it's packaging, but I used a little glue to secure it back on and it works fine. So, a little disappointed about the assembly quality, but the design and operation are great aside from that one initial problem. My kids love it.
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