The newest, coolest way to play and display your yo-yos with the most popular characters from the Star Wars Universe!  Yomega Yo Men include a Star Wars Yomega Fireball yo-yo, cradled in a highly detailed Action Stand sculpted in the character’s likeness. Each yo-yo features a bold Star Wars character image and logo, plus Yomega’s patented transaxle system that allows for high speed and smooth spins.  Star Wars Yo Men Wave 1 includes Darth Vader, Clone Trooper, Yoda and General Grievous. 

The Yomega Kendama Pro is a professional model based on our popular Kendama. This piece is crafted out of wood, making for a better grip and a premium feel. Catch the competition-sized ball on the various size cups, then go for the spike, landing the ball on the pointed tip. A game easy to learn yet difficult to master, ensuring hours of concentrated play.
Award: 2015 TDmonthly Magazine Top Toy Award

This high-performance four-color light-up yo-yo combines the patented transaxle system found in the world-famous Fireball with a patented electronic pulsating eight-LED diode system to create a kaleidoscope laser-like show of colorful light patterns, which change as the yo-yo continues to spin at the end of the string. The product comes with bonus string, a trick book and a lubricant pen. “The Lightbeam has a unique centrifugal power switch that turns the yo-yo on when it detects motion and shuts it off when it’s not in use. This process extends battery life and provides for a truly colorful play experience,” Marketing Director John Marcantonio of Yomega told TDmonthly. Launch date: Spring 2007.

Past Videos: Product demonstration, WTHRA 2009

This high-performance yo-yo has a new wing shape and the Xtreme Soft Shock – XS2 system. With an oversized bearing, internal hub return system, adjustable gap system with four internally stored spacers and a revolutionary shock-absorbent core, this flexible skill yo-yo is designed for intermediate to extreme play. “Its inner core system creates a very durable product capable of taking the punishment often experienced in learning how to yo-yo. Additonally, its adjustability provides players the opportunity to grow and expand their skills within the bearing performance one single yoyo,” John Marcantonio, marketing director for Yomega, told TDmonthly. Launch date: June 2007.

Designed for beginner yo-yo enthusiasts, the Power Brain XP features a "Smart Switch” auto-return clutch that allows the user to switch between manual and automatic returns. Beginners can easily get a sense of the rhythm while they’re learning to handle the yo-yo. As their skills increase, they can switch to a manual return mode for longer spin times and more challenging tricks. It comes in blue, orange or neon yellow. The back of the yo-yo has a transparent window so the user can view the Smart Switch mechanism.