A bearing yoyo is what you should get after your transaxle. The bearing inside will usually be a ball bearing. A ball bearing is, as the picture shows, a round
piece of metal that looks kind of like a transaxle except that it has no groove. On the inside, it has small balls made of metal that spin around very fast. That is what makes a bearing yoyo spin so long.
Ball Bearing
So now you are probably wondering what kind of bearing yoyo to get. I would recommend the Yomega Raider. It is basically a Fireball with a bearing. It will spin for quite a bit longer than the Fireball, however. You could also get the Saber Raider, which has the "butterfly" or "winged" shape so it is easier to land the yoyo on the string, but is still a Raider.
After your Raider then I would recommend a Hot Shot or an Xodus II. The Hot Shot is aluminum on the inside, then covered with plastic so it is super durable. The Xodus II is all plastic. I personally got the Hot Shot, but it's your decision.
Finally, for your last responsive(which means the yoyo comes up when you pull it) yoyo, go with either the Maverick or the Dash. They are both the same except the Dash is a couple grams heavier and slightly wider. They are both aluminium, so be extra careful to not chip them.
After your Raider then I would recommend a Hot Shot or an Xodus II. The Hot Shot is aluminum on the inside, then covered with plastic so it is super durable. The Xodus II is all plastic. I personally got the Hot Shot, but it's your decision. Finally, for your last responsive(which means the yoyo comes up when you pull it) yoyo, go with either the Maverick or the Dash. They are both the same except the Dash is a couple grams heavier and slightly wider. They are both aluminium, so be extra careful to not chip them.
Again, you can get all these yoyos at Yomega.
A guide to unresponsive yoyos coming soon!!!!!
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