Not saying its a good idea, but any kid who can order from here knows not to play games with knives. If they wanted to, they could go in the kitchen. Any kid who did cut someone, would be VERY disturbed.
The thing is, the Werrd holder bad is very thick, durable and should stand up to more abuse than most wrist bands. Mine,in comparison, are NOT as thick and arenāt going to hold up as long or as well as the Werrd holder. I even made my own holder thatās modeled on the Werrd one, and even though itās functionally fine, Iām NOT going to use it.
If you want one of my wrist bands, the are for sale. All proceeds go to a good cause: 'cause I needs MONEY! This yoyo habit aināt cheap! But Iām not here to try to make sales. I do have dog tags, lanyards and pins too. I also have buttons and pens, so hit me up at BAC for Studio42 swag, which is ONLY sold at events and you gotta ask for it! I might make a little display for BAC.
I think a YYE wrist band would be cool. I would recommend that like with mine, use some color for highlighting the artwork so it stands out. Otherwise, youāre not fully leveraging what the item can do.
I wear my wrist band everywhere I go. Iāve broken 2, so Iām on my third.
Iād really consider having them done. If you need some places that do this, let me know and Iāll point you at them. Mine came out to a reasonable price, but mine was a batch of 100. Youād probably do like 5000, which would blow your cost per unit down to super low!
Thereās so many choices of colors, color options and so on. You put one on every day, and if you need fast marketing, give it away. I had one of mine on at CalStates. Iāll have one at BAC. Let me know if you want one. Iāll have my ābox of swagā with me.
Itād be a pleasant surprise to get one of those with the trading card pack and the rest of the free stickers in each purchase. Itās those small, cheap additions that make YYE much more fun than the alternatives. If you do these, Iād like to see how many I can collect.