Theres a lot of Onaholes that I have my eye on, but one common thing is there are many that are very low stock or completely out of stock. Is there a way to tell whether a specific product is expected to receive a restock or if it will most likely not? I guess only situation a product 100% can't be restocked is if production in Japan has been discontinued.
Some examples:
Kuu-Sou Ultra Soft One Point Gai
This one is pretty new so I'm assuming if it sells out and is popular, it'll be able to get a restock.
Ona Cannon Soft
This one is pretty decently old. Has a lot of reviews and highly rated, but IDK if ToyDemon would be able to restock even if they want to.
At end of day there are more things I'm looking at than I can ever really buy, so if something is no longer available the search will just need to continue.
Some examples:
Kuu-Sou Ultra Soft One Point Gai
This one is pretty new so I'm assuming if it sells out and is popular, it'll be able to get a restock.
Ona Cannon Soft
This one is pretty decently old. Has a lot of reviews and highly rated, but IDK if ToyDemon would be able to restock even if they want to.
At end of day there are more things I'm looking at than I can ever really buy, so if something is no longer available the search will just need to continue.
Jwbo ( 76 )
@zendux I usually look for the "in by" line - below the price and above the "Notify me" button.
Anything with a date
(e.g.
Meiki no Syoumei 05 Zhang Xiao Yu
Rating: 87%
(678)
Special Price $63.96 Regular Price $79.95
**In by: 11/01/2024**
Notify Me
)
indicates that it'll be restocked. And I just assume anything without that line to be little to no chance of restock (whether it's because it's discontinues, or lack of interest leading to lack of incentive for TD to repurchase)
Anything with a date
(e.g.
Meiki no Syoumei 05 Zhang Xiao Yu
Rating: 87%
(678)
Special Price $63.96 Regular Price $79.95
**In by: 11/01/2024**
Notify Me
)
indicates that it'll be restocked. And I just assume anything without that line to be little to no chance of restock (whether it's because it's discontinues, or lack of interest leading to lack of incentive for TD to repurchase)
Greenwood95 ( 661 )
@Jwbo I look for the in by date too. or at least if it doesn't have the black Discontinued tag in the corner. If it's something you really want/want t replace and it ONLy says that chances are another US or Japan site may still have it and you can search around. If it says discontinued by manufacturer than that's usually all she wrote.
t23 ( 286 )
@zendux usually they'll have a "discontinued" marker and won't show up in searches. Here's a link to Nama Niku-man as an example (I had to search it in google to find this) https://www.toydemon.com/masturbators/onaholes/nama-niku-man
t23 ( 286 )
@t23 Oh but as for indicators for whether or not they'll order a new batch, I remember staff saying before that it can be spontaneous when manufacturers stop a certain product. I'd say that your best bet would probably be to look at japanese sites and see if they're still selling stock currently.
