Duncan Butterfly Yo Yo (colour varies)

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Since 1958, the Duncan Butterfly's wide string gap has made it much easier to land the Yo-Yo back on the string. The classic design makes it perfect for learning the basics of yo-yoing and it's a great toy for kids and adults alike. It's durable plastic body and bright colors has made it a favorite toy for kids of all ages for over 60 years!

Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). The original “wide-gap” yo-yo makes it much easier to learn tricks where the yo-yo lands back on the string. The psychedelic design of this yo-yo is sure to elevate your Butterfly play experience to higher realms unseen, and it will harmonize the vibe of your collection.

With the out-wardly curving shape, similar to that of a butterfly extending its wings, this shape has also been known as hand drum shape or V-shape, but the term "butterfly" has taken root for 1A yo-yos, and now everyone knows what you mean when you use it. Possibly the most popular yo-yos of all time, the Duncan Butterfly yo-yo was first released in the 1950’s. So classic is this Yo Yo, that butterfly has become the term to describe Yo Yo s that have an open shape making string tricks much easier to perform! The new limited edition Butterfly Psychedelic features the classic cap art from the 1970s, giving it a retro and nostalgic feel.

So classic is this Yo-Yo, that "butterfly" has become the term to describe Yo-Yos that have an open shape making string tricks much easier to perform! You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

In fact, there are many other people who also modify this classic yo-yo into an advanced player's dream. The Duncan Butterfly is the original, wide body/flared shape yo-yo and is the best-selling string trick yo-yo of all time! Since 1954, the Duncan® Butterfly's wide string gap has made it much easier to land the Yo-Yo back on the string.