DO LONGER HORIZONTAL COMBOS

One of the main reasons the Outlier 5 is so well regarded is its exceptional stability. The yoyo features a carefully engineered weight distribution that keeps it steady even during long, demanding tricks. This stability allows players to perform complex string formations, hop sequences, and slack tricks without worrying about the yoyo tilting off-axis. For competitive players, this is crucial—every second of spin time matters, and a stable throw ensures greater control throughout a routine.

Another strength of the Outlier 5 is its power and spin time. Many modern yoyos struggle to balance speed with strong, lasting spin, but the Outlier 5 achieves both. Its rim-weighted design gives it the torque needed for fast movements while still maintaining enough momentum for extended combos. This makes it perfect for players who enjoy high-intensity playstyles or need a yoyo that will reliably carry them through an entire competitive routine.

I recently tried the Outlier+ Professional Yo-Yo, and it’s a game-changer. With perfect balance and weight distribution, it provides a smooth, controlled spin, making it ideal for advanced tricks. The spin time is impressive, easily handling complex combos and long horizontal moves. Its precision and stability are remarkable, especially during intricate tech tricks. Durable and reliable, this yo-yo excels in the hands of seasoned players and is essential for anyone aiming to elevate their yo-yo skills.

I got the xenon prime also one or two months ago and wow, just wow. I usually think a bimetal yoyo that costs 150 is overkill, but when I threw it, it was really powerful. The spin time, the stability, catch ability, and most importantly the comfortable shape, it shouldn’t be this great of a yoyo, but I will say it’s not as stable as deviant six for horizontal, but overall it’s still th best yoyo I have.

I bought the xenon a few weeks ago, and the yoyo is very stable (especially for a monometal). The yoyo is smooth, great for grinds, and the yoyo is easily the most comfortable yoyo I own. this is one of my favorites in my collection, and I can hit all of my tricks with it such as Brent stole, DNA, ninja vanish, and so much more. If u are thinking about buying this yoyo, I highly recommend it. one problem tho, is the bearing got super loud and kinda responsive after playing with it for a few days. I just cleaned it and now the bearing is super smooth. Other than that, great yoyo!

The Deviant 6 is an awesome yoyo. It has an amazingly light weight distribution while still being stable AND extremely wide, so it definitely lives up to its description in the video about it. It was the main yoyo I used for my first yoyo contest (1A Sport), and I actually won! I also performed with this yoyo at my highschool's talent show, and confidently hit a Texas Cowboy to a DNA on it. Thank you OFFSET for making such awesome yoyos! 5 stars for sure.

Insanely smooth with 0 vibe out the box, but the size took me a while to get used to. After throwing a 46mm yoyo for a year, moving to a 50mm felt like i had to relearn all my tricks. However, in less then a day, I was completely use to it and I landed some banger tricks for the first time too 👌

One other thing is that it felt really light and 'floaty', but personally I liked this as it helped to practice neck tricks. Definitely my new main!

I’ve owned 100+ yo-yos and I have to say the BiMetal Ascent is one of my favorites. Beautiful finish and very easy to throw. The finger spin area is perfect for landing and performing the DNA. Just another great product from Brandon and Offset.

In my opinion, the Metal Ascent is probably the best yo-yo for Intermediate players who are learning long, complex tricks and combos.

First experience out of the box, both yo-yos are extremely smooth. The responsiveness is perfect with Thick string (I tried with Sochi Fat, Kitty Fat). The anodization is great and the colors are stunning (I really like the baby blue ano color way, it looks even better in person). The packaging is very nice too. Xavier did an amazing job on the box design.

The Ascent is very very stable, the extreme H-shape makes it difficult for the yo-yo to lean and tilt when you learn tricks slowly or have to look away from the yo-yo to watch the video.

The spin time is phenomenon. The mono-metal Ascent on its own matches the spin time and stability of some of my Bi-metal yo-yos (Original Edge, Turning Point Positron, some other cheap Chinese Bi-metals).

The best part about this yo-yo, is that it strikes the perfect balance between playing light, while being powerful and stable. Most heavily rim weighted yo-yo or extreme stable yo-yos tend to be either very heavy or "boring". The Ascent's design, in my opinion, is stable enough for players who want to learn new tricks with it, while making sure to maintain being light and fun.

The Finger spin hub also is probably one of the best I have ever tried, besides the CheatCode. I can basically land Fingerspin consistently, no matter how bad my initial throw is, which is something I have never experienced from other yo-yos with Finger spin hub or dimples.

These officially become my daily throw and the best yo-yos that I have in my small collection.

The YoYo is stable, smooth (until you ding it a few times), wide and surprisingly fast for a 66 gram YoYo. Because of the 50mm wide design, the YoYo is really easy to catch. The YoYo is also surprisingly good against dings. I've dinged mine quite a few times, but it's still really stable. The YoYo feels really powerful on the end of the string, but not too powerful that it's overwhelming. It's an overall good YoYo,. The only problem is the price, but the YoYo it's self is amazing. Brandon Vu and Jeffery Pang did an amazing job with the design. Best YoYo I've ever used.

My first metal yoyo. it is really stable, and the matte finish is really good for grind tricks. I really enjoy the finger spin because it locks your finger in place. I use this yoyo almost every day and has many dings, but it still does not vide at all. DEFINENTLY recommend this yoyo to any intermediate yoyo player.

First, this yoyo's spin time is insane. I know a lot of factors can play into it (length, quality of string, & skill of player), but this yoyo spun for 5+ minutes and easily came back to my hand. It is hyper stable and responsive in the bind, as well as fairly durable. I have had it dinged hard twice and it is still holding up great with very little vibration. I would definitely recommend; well worth the money.

I recently started getting into yo-yoing and the yoyo i was using had a weak spin time was narrow and meant for looping and those were all things a i did not want. I wanted a yo-yo that was affordable, hight quality, long spinning, and durable since ill probably drop it alot and the ascent fixed all those and the best part was i started progressing immediately and they had my favorite color. If your getting into yo-yos get the ascent trust me.

So it’s really good, it’s wide, stable, and durable, i take it around everyday set up responsive, partially because it’s inexpensive, durable, and comfy on the hand, but because of the inevitable “can i try it?”from people is the #1 reason i carry it in ny pocket. Response pads are good, responsive mode is fantastic, and the unresponsive is ok. Not great, but not bad. I can tell this is just because of the limitations of plastic. The unresponsive mode would be great for a “first-bind” user. This wasn’t my first unresponsive yoyo so I don’t know the beginner perspective though. The nitpick I have is that the fingerspin dimple is wayy too small for my middle finger which was what I usually use for fingerspins, but with some effort, I could get my index in. If you just want to learn DNA/etc. id recommend the cheatcode/plastic cheatcode or the limitless or bi/metal ascent, they all got bigger dimples. (Haven’t tried all of those though) i love your videos Brandon Vu, its so hard to find quality yoyo videos. Keep up good work Brandon, Allon, Xavier, and anyone else involved in OFFSET!

This is probably one of the best mono-metals out there! Although I didn't know about how a yoyo's threads could be shredded when the axle got stuck, so it isn't usable now. But other than that, it was a very fun yoyo, it was durable against dings, was very smooth out of the box, and surprisingly good with finger-grinds even though I got a glossy color. My only thought is that you should inform more people about the possibility of shredding a yoyo's threads if you don't know what you are doing.

I really reccomend!

I got this yoyo as a B-grade, meaning it was cheaper than the other yoyos, being at about 50 dollars, and it didn't meet the expectations of a normal Deviant+, but still, the way it's holding out, and the way it preforms. This yoyo is a banger and I would definitely recommend this yoyo to anyone regardless of the price.

The pads look sick and they're holding up great, thanks OFFSET!!

A great monometal throw that has a lot of great features. It wont do the tricks for you but it can handle anything you can do.

AMAZING!! Best 40$ I ever spent. Definitely worth every penny. Smooth plays well and does everything I ask it to do.

I got the deviant six like one or two months ago and all I got to say is that I’d pay 75 dollars for it again, it’s really worth it and it’s in my budget. I’m not a competitor, but the deviant six makes me feel like one, I’ve also notice I made a lot of harder horizontal tricks using this yoyo than any yoyo I have.

This yoyo is the best for its price and i know what i am takling about, since i have tried G force, Xenon prime, Xenon, G speed, shutter and more,. But out of all those Deviant was the best, it is so fast yet so stable.

I don't know about others but I got a really smooth one and it plays well. Great value for the money

it's better than the nine dragons and also cheaper.

A pricey yoyo, for sure, but if you have the spending power to get it, GET IT. Light, powerful, fast the list goes on. It makes horizontal effortless and doesn't interfere with tech at all. 10/10 no contest.

Offset did it, the perfect first metal yo-yo! Stupid easy to catch, smooth finish for effortless grinds, and I’m still able to do finger spin tricks. I was looking at all these higher priced Offset metal yo-yos, and there was always a compromise, cost and usually finger spinability. The metal ascent feels and looks gorgeous, and I’m just so shocked that it is only $40! PS the purple looks killer with the day glow yellow string.

Got this Yoyo as a gift from Brandon himself at a Rubik’s cube competition of all places. I’ve been using it for about a week and I love the unresponsive bearing, it helped me land tricks I never landed before (like the dna). 10/10 recommend for everyone who wants to start yo-yoing.

I got this yoyo for christmas and it doesn't disappoint - It's super stable, almost chunky feel that's super comfy, and it can do all kinds of tricks with ease!

The best yo-yo I’ve ever got in my life thanks Brandon vu so much I got this for my birthday and it’s the best thing I’ve ever had in my life 👌👌👌👌👌👌I’ve been watching you tutorials and I’m nearly at Godspeed and I’m 10!!❤️❤️

This was a gift for my nephew for Christmas along with the Ascent. Nothing but positive things to say.

very happy with my purchase, reveived earlier than expected

Great job on the work it is good for me and I it is very grate for beginners and it's designed perfectly for finger spin tricks and I did the beginner DNA for 10 seconds in the fourth week of practice although I am not very good BEST BIRTHDAY PRESENT EVER♥️♥️ PS 10 Years old

I got this for my birthday on January 1st and what’s funny is my name starts with an X too talking about you Xavier so this yo-yo greatly exceeded my expectations it’s softer and less dense rounded makes it great for any of my technical tricks and neck tricks shout out to Xavier ng

got it for my birthday and it instantly leveled up my yoyo skill and land my tricks all the time now.

My son pretty much spends every available moment of his free time yoyoing, whether it's with the Ascent or the Deviant. He absolutely loves both of them and I've watched his skills greatly improve as a result.

This is the best beginner yoyo. My twin 11 year olds are already doing a series of fun tricks, enjoying both reactive and non-reactive setups, and generally able to follow all instructional videos and have the yoyo perform as needed. They are feeling successful, which is giving them more practice.

I bought this for my son . He loves it so much . His idol is Brandon Vu and loves to yoyo so much . He's barely on his electronics.

I don't know much about yoyos but my kid just got this one four days ago and he can already do some impressive tricks! Fun old fashion way to get 13-yr old off of screens.

Very fun yo-yo for my 9 year old grandson. He learned tricks in a matter of days!

My 8 year old son loves his Ascent, Cheatcode and Outlier Mini, he plays them all everyday showing off his DNA tricks. Big Thank you to OFFSET for making my son extremely Happy!!

My son has been obsessed with YoYos for a few weeks. He came across the offset yo-yos on YouTube and we ordered a set right away. He's learned a few tricks at 6.5 years old. He says the variant generates lots of spin and easy to use for tricks. He can't wait to get a few other yo-yos for his birthday

Son was over the moon with his plastic cheatcode. He said he loves how smooth it is and how easy it is to do the dna and can still handle other tricks really well.

I know nothing about yoyos but I found the website informative and easy to find what I was looking for. My son is over the moon with his yoyos and will order again.