They’re running 90-100
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I’d have to wash a lot of cars to get that. 
Prototype runs always are a bit costly vs prod as it’s a smaller sample set. Things get cheaper at scale but proto folks get to have input into design so idk it’s a premium to be a part of it and I enjoy the process
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So is 90-100 the prototype price? Or the production run price?
Depends on how many people want the YoYo’s to be honest. Under 30 is gonna be similar but over 100 could get a bit cheaper. It all depends. Also depends on Jake G2 and if we include premium string, weight rings what cut the club takes etc
Lots of factors so serious answer idk yet
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Alright; what about the workhorse? That one looks like a blast!
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We are close to having a number on that (workhorse) based on an order size that would hopefully meet initial demand. @G2_Jake or @Pun1sh3R would know better than I.
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We’re currently at x59 with 46 people who have voted on the estimated commitment poll.
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Something I’m noticing in your video that may help you a bit; you seem to be putting a decent amount of force into your throw and allowing the yoyo to revolve all the way around your non throw hand index before making the yoyo respond.
I think if you ease up on the throw power a tad, throw down at an angle a little further out than your NTH foot, and then get your NTH index in position at the same time as you give the yoyo a little tug, it will make landing a trapeze stall much more fluid and easy.
That’s just my bit of unsolicited advice.
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Slay queen!!! That’s awesome!
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Tell him you’ll do his chores for a week for it!
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This is truly all that matters dude. Getting it on camera is nice but it’s not the point. And, you will get it on camera. Just a matter of time 
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It counts!!!
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Workhorse:
Clear Anodizing public option will most likely be the Cheapest around $75ish. (Heck of a deal for a G2 yoyo).
The other options will be more expensive with custom anodizing, engraving or both.
Also remember in this price is the Club Donation.
For every unit sold the club receives money. Estimate is right around $5 per yoyo once we recoup our investment for string, weight rings, etc.
This money is then used/given back to the community; Funding Events, Buying yoyos for Toys for Tots, Sponsoring yoyo contests, etc.
No one in the club profits from these products. YYBC Merchandise from Throw Yo is the same.
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Excellent advice.
I was just about to say,
A general tip for everyone that’s learning kickflips, or, really, just stalls in general(that no one asked for):
Throw softer. Like, way softer.
We’re not going for spin time, here. We want the yoyo to stop almost as soon as we throw it. It doesn’t take much. I would call my “throw” more of a “drop”, when playing fixed axle, depending on what trick you’re throwing obviously.
But, yeah, soft and gentle and SLOW will get you very far in fixie play, in my unsolicited opinion.
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Thanks Cody!
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I’ve been throwing crazy soft in fear of shattering my butterfly. Haha. I didn’t realize it was actually helping!
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I purpose someone start a Game of Kick Flip 1-Up During the Yovember Challenge.
Start with 1 Kick Flip. Next person 1-ups with 2 consecutive Kickflips, 3, etc.
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Winner at the end of the month gets a prize. 
Maybe? If anything gets donated to the challenge.
With this being a Challenge and not a Event, we have not solicited for prizes.
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