How Cheap Yoyos Win Championships
Yoyo performance doesn’t always have to come with a high price tag. Believe it or not, cheap yoyos can absolutely compete at the highest level—on stage, in competitions, and in the hands of champion players.
It's Not About the Price—It’s About the Design
While bimetal yoyos dominate elite contests, unresponsive plastic yoyos can hold their own. Why? Because great design, weight distribution, and balance matter more than the material itself.
Plastics are lighter, more forgiving, and often more affordable. But when molded correctly, they can deliver the spin power, stability, and control needed to perform even the most advanced tricks.
But cheap yoyos that are plastic? 15 euros? Is it actually possible?
Replay Pro: A Champion’s Choice
When World Champion Gentry Stein stepped on stage at the National Yo-Yo Contest, he didn’t use a $100+ metal yoyo. He used the his Replay Pro—a 15 euro plastic yoyo and won!
The Replay Pro is a responsive to unresponsive progression yoyo designed for players who are ready to learn adavnced yoyo tricks without spending big. It delivers powerful spins, smooth play, and an unbeatable value.
Metal vs Plastic Yoyo?
The truth is, plastic and metal yoyos serve different purposes—but neither guarantees success on its own. What matters most is the player, the practice, and the design of the yo-yo in their hand.
So whether you’re just starting or chasing your next competition win, don’t overlook plastic. The right one might just take you all the way to the podium.
