Specifications:

• Work with all brands of yo-yos
• Polyester strings, multi-colored
• High grade AODA Fire Young King Super Yo-Yo Replacement Cotton String
• Made of durable materil
• It allows for several layers of string on the bearing
• Material: Cotton

Details:

 

• It allows for several layers of string on the bearing.If your YoYo String is broken or fade away, this YoYo String will be a good replacement for your yoyo!This high grade AODA Fire Young King Super Yo-Yo Replacement Cotton String is made of durable material

• Great accessory of quality yo-yo strings.This YoYo String is easy to install and use.This AODA Fire Young King Super Yo-Yo Replacement Cotton String is the best choice for you

• YoYo String is fashionable and interesting toy for children to use. You only need one Yo Yo String when you've got one of the best Yo-Yo.Yo Yo String Replacement in a variety of types, including polyester, slick 6, slick 8 and cotton

NOTE:

• Suitable for above 8 years old children

How to Make YoYo String:

• The Yo-Yo is a simple toy that is fun and easy to master. The Yo-Yo consists of a plastic spool attached to a string. The spool is thrown downward while one end of the string is attached to the user's finger, until it reaches the end of the rope and coils back. Advanced users perform tricks such as "walking the dog," "sleeping the Yo-Yo" or "around the world." Yo-Yo strings occasionally need to be replaced, and you can make your own with a few common household materials
• Drill a hole into a wall and insert a small hook, referred to here as hook A. Insert another hook, hook B, 20 feet from the first hook, adjacent to the wall. Tie the candle wick string to hook A and run the string back and forth six times between the two hooks, keeping the string as tight as possible
• Tie the end of the string to hook A, the starting point, and use scissors to cut off any excess string. Bend a piece of wire hanger to create a small circle and attach the wire to a drill bit. Slip the end of the string off of hook B and tie to the wire piece attached to the drill bit. Spin the drill bit counter-clockwise until the string is wound tight
• Untie the end of the string attached to the drill bit and slip though the circular piece of wire. Walk towards hook A, allowing the string to slide though the piece of wire. The string should fold in half. Tie the loose end to hook A so that both ends are tied to the starting point. Standing at the halfway point between hook A and hook B, spin the drill again so that the strings combine and become tightly wound around each other
• Remove the wire from the drill bit and slip off the string. Tie this end to the axle of a Yo-Yo while the other end is still attached to hook A. Finally, unhook the string from hook A and tie an adjustable knot that allows you to slip over your finger

How to Tie a Yoyo String:

• Tying a yo-yo string is the first step to using a yo-yo correctly. Using a simple loop is one of the first mistakes that many fledling yo-yo artists make. Instead, using a slip knot will keep the string from sliding around your finger too much
• Make sure that the string is the correct length. To do this, unravel the entire string and place the yo-yo against the floor. The string should reach two inches above your navel. Cut off any excess string.
• Loop the end of the resulting string and tie it into a double knot, forming a loop. The loop should have a diameter of approximately one inch
• Pull the length of string connected to the yo-yo through the loop to form a second loop
• Push your finger through this loop. Then drop the yo-yo and allow the loop to tighten around your finger. You are now ready to use your yo-yo

Tips & Warnings:

• Do not use your yo-yo around windows or any other fragile objects
• Do not use your yo-yo when you are within five feet of any people or animals

Package Included:

• 1 x Yo-Yo Cotton String