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Viper Neo XL
Henrys - Viper Neo XL
The Viper Neo hub gets outfitted with extra-large rubber shells for a new world off string feel.
It's been over ten years since Henrys first released their Viper lineup, making great contributions to the development of off string yo-yos. Now, their 2010 Viper series is back to rewrite history again. Of the Vipers, the Neo XL stands out the most with its unusually large body. Although it has the same hub as the Viper Neo, it is fitted with micro-diabolo shells, making it look more like a small diabolo than a large yo-yo.
Fundamentally it is manufactured the same as the Viper Neo, with the same Gecko Response pads for smooth play; it can even be used for 1A, but its large size definitely makes it a challenging throw. For off string play, we recommend using a degreased 4mm bearing.
This yo-yo is not compatible with AXYS parts
The Viper Neo hub gets outfitted with extra-large rubber shells for a new world off string feel.
It's been over ten years since Henrys first released their Viper lineup, making great contributions to the development of off string yo-yos. Now, their 2010 Viper series is back to rewrite history again. Of the Vipers, the Neo XL stands out the most with its unusually large body. Although it has the same hub as the Viper Neo, it is fitted with micro-diabolo shells, making it look more like a small diabolo than a large yo-yo.
Fundamentally it is manufactured the same as the Viper Neo, with the same Gecko Response pads for smooth play; it can even be used for 1A, but its large size definitely makes it a challenging throw. For off string play, we recommend using a degreased 4mm bearing.
This yo-yo is not compatible with AXYS parts
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Viper Neo XL
Henrys - Viper Neo XL
The Viper Neo hub gets outfitted with extra-large rubber shells for a new world off string feel.
It's been over ten years since Henrys first released their Viper lineup, making great contributions to the development of off string yo-yos. Now, their 2010 Viper series is back to rewrite history again. Of the Vipers, the Neo XL stands out the most with its unusually large body. Although it has the same hub as the Viper Neo, it is fitted with micro-diabolo shells, making it look more like a small diabolo than a large yo-yo.
Fundamentally it is manufactured the same as the Viper Neo, with the same Gecko Response pads for smooth play; it can even be used for 1A, but its large size definitely makes it a challenging throw. For off string play, we recommend using a degreased 4mm bearing.
This yo-yo is not compatible with AXYS parts
The Viper Neo hub gets outfitted with extra-large rubber shells for a new world off string feel.
It's been over ten years since Henrys first released their Viper lineup, making great contributions to the development of off string yo-yos. Now, their 2010 Viper series is back to rewrite history again. Of the Vipers, the Neo XL stands out the most with its unusually large body. Although it has the same hub as the Viper Neo, it is fitted with micro-diabolo shells, making it look more like a small diabolo than a large yo-yo.
Fundamentally it is manufactured the same as the Viper Neo, with the same Gecko Response pads for smooth play; it can even be used for 1A, but its large size definitely makes it a challenging throw. For off string play, we recommend using a degreased 4mm bearing.
This yo-yo is not compatible with AXYS parts
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Henrys - Viper Neo XL
The Viper Neo hub gets outfitted with extra-large rubber shells for a new world off string feel.
It's been over ten years since Henrys first released their Viper lineup, making great contributions to the development of off string yo-yos. Now, their 2010 Viper series is back to rewrite history again. Of the Vipers, the Neo XL stands out the most with its unusually large body. Although it has the same hub as the Viper Neo, it is fitted with micro-diabolo shells, making it look more like a small diabolo than a large yo-yo.
Fundamentally it is manufactured the same as the Viper Neo, with the same Gecko Response pads for smooth play; it can even be used for 1A, but its large size definitely makes it a challenging throw. For off string play, we recommend using a degreased 4mm bearing.
This yo-yo is not compatible with AXYS parts
The Viper Neo hub gets outfitted with extra-large rubber shells for a new world off string feel.
It's been over ten years since Henrys first released their Viper lineup, making great contributions to the development of off string yo-yos. Now, their 2010 Viper series is back to rewrite history again. Of the Vipers, the Neo XL stands out the most with its unusually large body. Although it has the same hub as the Viper Neo, it is fitted with micro-diabolo shells, making it look more like a small diabolo than a large yo-yo.
Fundamentally it is manufactured the same as the Viper Neo, with the same Gecko Response pads for smooth play; it can even be used for 1A, but its large size definitely makes it a challenging throw. For off string play, we recommend using a degreased 4mm bearing.
This yo-yo is not compatible with AXYS parts
