Developed as a yo-yo for string tricks for beginners, the STEP2 was a model with a strong and heavy body, spinning just by letting go of the hand,

and a strong response to ensure return, but now in 2023, spin gadgets have also appeared for beginners, and in order to differentiate the STEP2 from other yo-yos, we have decided to renew the basic performance. In order to differentiate the two models, we have decided to renew the basic performance by changing the spacer, bearing size, and response.

About the changes

The spacer was changed, size D bearings were installed, and the response was optimized to optimize the return.

C size, which was the trend at the time of development and too strong response for sure return, has been eliminated.

The new spacer has a D-size bearing and optimized response.

The conventional product was so focused on a secure return that when string tricks such as brain twisters were performed, the spacer would unnaturally bite into the string and cause it to become tangled.

The basic body shape remains the same, but we have made adjustments to reduce unwanted experiences.

The D-size body allows for a more natural feel on launch and pull-back, making it possible to perform a variety of string tricks without stress.

The polycarbonate body is as sturdy as a competition yo-yo, and while it is a yo-yo for beginners, the possibilities for future challenges have been greatly expanded. As the name suggests, the new Step 2 is a "Step 2" yo-yo for those who have practiced with entry-level yo-yos, and we hope you will enjoy the new Step 2.

Manufacturer's Special Efforts (from a yo-yo enthusiast's point of view)

This is a point that was well received in the Step 2, so we have left it as it is.

Polycarbonate body design for competition grade strength.

The injection gate is placed in the center of the body, and the same finish as for competition yo-yos is used to shave off the final part of the body. By pouring the plastic from the center, the body has a shape that is thick but not distorted.

The foil-stamped cap is cool.

Supplement to the new Step Two

By converting to D-size recessed bearings, etc., this model can be quickly transformed into a rare plastic, D-size bared, and bind-compatible model.

Depending on how it is assembled, it may be structurally unstable. If this is a concern, it is possible to disassemble and reassemble, or fine-tune the assembly by tightening the clamping force. If you are interested in modifying the model, please refer to this page.