Novelty/Toys 6" Chinese Yoyo (pack of 12)

Good sellers are hard to find, this is one of the good ones.Thank you!

I bought these for stocking stuffers for my team at work. We are 2 months out from christmas and they are still walking around playing with these. They haven't broken so I guess they are sturdy too. I work in a call center and the dales team are the ones getting the most use out of these. Gives me the giggles that I turned a bunch of grown men into kids ahain.

These yo you have a small semi flexible handle. It first they don't work very well. However if you unroll them they do fine. They are addicting, bring out several, even to adults.Lots of fun. Just remember they are paper and small kids can break them easily. Still worth it.

I was so looking forward to these as we used to get them every Christmas and I wanted to pass the tradition on to my nieces and nephews. I knew the sticks were plastic, not the wood that they used to be and was prepared for that. The problem with these is that they come with a piece of “made in China” tape over the paper. You have to peel the tape off carefully in order to get the yo-yo part to work; but no matter how careful you are, the tape peels the paper off. And then “made in China” is printed all along the bottom so that when you’re using the yo-yo, all you see is “made in China,” “made in China,” “made in China,” etc. They are also very small and require a lot of strength to use, so they aren’t great for small kids.

The price is right but these are definitely for a child's hand. The whole yoyo is 6" so the paper part is only 3" and a thin roll of paper too. Not what I expected. My daughter will probably think it is cute. Kind of small for dad though.

Nice toy for a toddler. Especially good for kid to examine and tear apart . . . when this happens, don't expect it to last. I've been through half already, but that is all in the fun.

It uses a hollow rubber tube as the foundation and the tube bends in half after a few uses. They should have used a wooden stick. These won't last more than a

They used to sell these at fairs when I was a kid. Many years ago since I am 70 now. I bought them to show my grandkids and they also had fun playing with them.