Apologies if this has been answered before but it just kinda dawned on me,
why don’t companies restock their most iconic or sought out after designs? (for those that don’t)
I completely get wanting to move on and pursue innovation/diversity for a catalogue
(and also labor/material costs and availability)
but yea, just curious
I’m sure companies don’t mean to spawn scarcity or scalper behavior but yk what i mean?
anyways I’m posting this photo again because It’s pretty neat and i’d love to have the opportunity to handle any marketing or advertising for any smaller companies if interested
I mean usually folks don’t run another because they moved on, don’t see more interest in the design from customers or it was not cost effective to make. Allot of YoYo’s are acts of love of the hobby that arent profitable or sustainable resulting in moving on or stopping the venture after a one and done run
Yoyoing is pretty niche, and while there’s so many yoyos to choose from, boutique companies are a niche in that niche. While a design might be great, choosing to rerun a yoyo is taking an economic gamble since there’s already some out in the wild already, while a new yoyo is usually a bit easier to sell since no one owns it yet (at least that’s my thought)
That said, if it’s been a few years, it’s usually a bit easier to rerun a yoyo.
