Museum of Yo-Yo History


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Duncan Bionic FreeHand 2

Exhibit #189

Type	Production
Shape	Concave )-(
Axle	Bearing
Color	Bionic Blue
Packaging	Bubble Carded
Construction	Multi-piece plastic
Response	Friction Sticker
Diameter	2.25: Dia
Gap	Adjustable - Twist
Weight	65 g
Estimated Value	$35
Condition	Mint
Date	2002
Owner	David Hall
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The FreeHand 2 was a re-design of the classic FreeHand, but using the Playmaxx molds acquired when the company was sold. A Pro-Yo GT mold was modified to create the yo-yo, which made it a popular choice with fans of Playmaxx and Proyo. Like a widened Bee GT, with Friction stickers for response.

Pictured here is a "Bionic" FreeHand 2. This color was only sold for a short time. Bionic colors are a metallic flecked plastic, with distinct lines where the injected plastic met inside the mold. Unique and fascinating colors, as no two Bionics are exactly alike.

Pictured here is a Blue Bionic FH2. The full set of FreeHand 2 logos appeared on these, and were placed on them randomly.

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FreeHand 2 Logos

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Bionic FreeHand 2