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The Freehand Zero (commonly called the FH Zero or just Zero, also abbreviated as FHZ for short) is a yo-yo produced by Duncan Toys as part of the Hardcore series. After the original Freehand's production mold broke, the FHZ was introduced in July 2004. In the interim, Duncan released the vastly different Freehand 2, and the Hyper Freehand was also produced by Bandai as part of the Hyper Yo-Yo line, serving as a suitable (though rare) replacement for the Freehand.

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rdfs:label	Duncan Freehand Zero
rdfs:comment	The Freehand Zero (commonly called the FH Zero or just Zero, also abbreviated as FHZ for short) is a yo-yo produced by Duncan Toys as part of the Hardcore series. After the original Freehand's production mold broke, the FHZ was introduced in July 2004. In the interim, Duncan released the vastly different Freehand 2, and the Hyper Freehand was also produced by Bandai as part of the Hyper Yo-Yo line, serving as a suitable (though rare) replacement for the Freehand.
dcterms:subject	North American yo-yos Yo-yo 2000s yo-yos Discontinued yo-yos String trick yo-yos Hardcore series Duncan yo-yo's
Dimensions	Diameter: 57.15mm Gap Width: 2.85mm Width: 38.1mm
Release Date	July 2004
Name	Duncan Freehand Zero
response	Friction Sticker
bearing size	Size A Duncan
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Weight	65(xsd:integer)
Manufacturer	Duncan
Color	and several other limited edition Freehand Zeroes, all in various color combinations. Black with Black Caps Blue with Green Caps Green with Yellow Caps Red with Blue Caps White with White Caps Yellow with Blue Caps
Material	Plastic
Shape	Butterfly
abstract	The Freehand Zero (commonly called the FH Zero or just Zero, also abbreviated as FHZ for short) is a yo-yo produced by Duncan Toys as part of the Hardcore series. After the original Freehand's production mold broke, the FHZ was introduced in July 2004. In the interim, Duncan released the vastly different Freehand 2, and the Hyper Freehand was also produced by Bandai as part of the Hyper Yo-Yo line, serving as a suitable (though rare) replacement for the Freehand. Steve Brown had originally intended to name the yo-yo the "Freehand X", but it was changed to avoid confusion with the Buzz-On Element X, which debuted some time before the FHZ had been finalized. The FHZ was first available in Hong Kong, but was soon made available worldwide. Upon release, the FHZ was only available in six opaque colors, but throughout the years, a large number of editions have been released in a wide range of colors. Despite its low price compared to contemporary metal yo-yos, Tyler Severance used an FHZ at the 2007 Worlds to place 1st in the 5A division. The FHZ also features a modular, interchangeable side cap system that allows the user to customize the look of his yo-yo however he/she pleases. This type of side cap has also seen use in other yo-yos by Duncan, even up to the high-end Screaming Eagle series. Compared to the original Freehand, the FHZ's production quality is more consistent, due to some refinements in the molding process. Along with that, it has no permanent bearing seats in the body halves like the FH1 did.

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