Gear 2

The Gear 5 proved ENSO could build a serious competition yo-yo. Gear 2 asks whether that same feel could shrink down without losing anything, and the answer is yes. Built as the mini version of the Gear 5, Gear 2 also carries reworked shape details that set the stage for a future full-size release coming soon, tying the whole lineup together.

Gear 2 runs slightly larger than typical minis, and that small difference changes everything about how it plays. Testers found it handles like a full-size yo-yo despite its compact footprint, making it a genuinely useful training tool rather than a scaled-down novelty. A thick stainless steel rim backs that up with real stability and long-lasting spin, giving players something dependable to actually train tricks on rather than just something small to carry around.

This is a mini built to prepare you for full-size play, not just imitate it. Whether you're training on the go or just want that full-size feel in a smaller package, Gear 2 delivers exactly that.