MAGICYOYO N11 Professional Unresponsive Yoyo | Dual-Weight Alloy Trick YoYo Kit

Meet the MAGICYOYO N11

The MAGICYOYO N11 is a purpose built professional unresponsive yoyo designed for players who want more control, longer spins, and a sturdy alloy body. The yoyo requires a bind to return, a hallmark of advanced play that invites precision and practice. Included is a setup kit with bag, glove, 12 strings, and a bearing kit to support ongoing maintenance and customization.

Design and performance at a glance

• Durable alloy construction combines resilience with a refined feel in the hand
• Concave bearing sustains smooth spins and reliable returns when you execute a bind
• U type bow shape adds style while preserving balance during fast or slow moves
• Detachable weight rings let you dial in weight for speed or stability
• Two rubber weight rings are easy to add or remove to tailor the experience
• Dimensions of 54 mm diameter and 42 mm width give a comfortable profile for many tricks
• The gap width 4.62 mm supports a range of string types and finger spins

What you get and practical tips

• MagicYoYo N11 yoyo itself, built for intermediate to advanced players
• A protective bag and a glove for easier practice sessions
• 12 extra yoyo strings to keep practice uninterrupted
• A bearing kit to support maintenance and smooth rotation over time

Care and best practices

After extended practice, consider applying a light bearing oil to the bearing to help maintain spin and response times. Regular maintenance can help the yoyo feel responsive for sessions that require rhythm and control.

Real world use and possibilities

In daily play, the N11 shines when you are experimenting with 1A or 5A style tricks, and the weight tuning options can influence speed for fast binds or steady slow-motion stalls. It is designed for players who want hours of focused play rather than quick novelty tricks.

Note that this is an unresponsive yoyo intended for players who read instructions and practice. While it can be a reliable partner for challenging routines, outcomes depend on skill progression and practice consistency.