G&S YoYo Red 60mm

The original YoYo.
Hard wheel for the time, 88 durometer. Came in this Red and Yellow.
Followed quickly by the YoYo Pro.

• Diameter - 60mm
• Width - 47mm
• Inset - 0mm
• Durometer - 88
• Date - 1977

G&S YoYo Pro Yellow 62mm

The Pro model. Came out a little after the original, and is slightly larger. There was a two tone version. I never saw a set in the UK.

• Diameter - 62mm
• Width - 50mm
• Inset - 0mm
• Durometer - 88
• Date - 1977

G&S Wonkers Orange 68mm

G&S made a big deal of the fact that Kryptonics had made these for G&S. They are similar in appearance and formula to the Red Kryptonic. They have the metal washer insert too.

If I remember the adverts correctly, to 'wonk' is to say Hi or something like that. (In the UK, calling someone a Wonker, might result in a fight)

• Diameter - 68mm
• Width - 50mm
• Inset - 7mm
• Durometer - 78
• Date - 1977

G&S YoYo's Conical Yellow

Single conical version of the now beefier YoYo. The concal was a machine lathed back, this was the time when ocnical whels came on the scene.

• Diameter - 65mm
• Width - 55mm
• Inset - 11mm
• Durometer - 95?
• Date - 1979

G&S YoYo's Double Conical Green

Great Cubic like wheels from G&S. One of a long line of various YoYo's. Machined conical back and running surface.

If you know the exact durometer and year then let me know

• Diameter - 63mm
• Width - 53mm
• Inset - 11mm
• Durometer - 95?
• Date - 1980

G&S YoYo's Double Conical Green

White version of the same wheel.

• Diameter - 63mm
• Width - 53mm
• Inset - 11mm
• Durometer - 95?
• Date - 1980

G&S Roller Ball Orange

Taking the conical theme to it's most outrageous conclusion, these roller balls were machined completely round.
This was not a new idea, back in 1977 a UK company called Looner Landscapes launched a sililar wheel called the Fireball.

• Diameter - 60mm
• Width - 53mm
• Inset - 10mm
• Durometer - 95?
• Date - 1980