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Just got a tracking number seems Le-Jit.
Buy now!
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Will someone get me one ^^
I don’t have a credit card. When it shows I’ll kick you $60 over 🤣
FIFYQuote:
Originally Posted by CascadeLuke
But love the confidence.
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I'll only buy those if they come with powder skirts... Also in for $37
Are you cereal?Quote:
Originally Posted by SkiLyft
Lemme cawl my mom and see if she can loan me her cc
Maybe go get a $120 gift card and give hell? Take the leftover onnit and by a popeyes chiken sammyQuote:
Originally Posted by happytimefunbox
I'll take a jacket if SkiLyft is offering to use his credit card.
Just warranted a ~5yo Rush hard shell. Minor delam on seems and across shoulders. They sent me a brand new one within a couple weeks.
Top service.
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Update #2Quote:
Originally Posted by SkiLyft
Prince Adjar just sent me an email. Seems there was a hold up with shipping and I have to send him cash in an envelope to a address located Libya. He assured me that once cash is received the jackets will ship.
What do I do?!
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^^^ In for a penny, in for a pound. Better get the prince his $$$ so that your top half won't have to be cold and wet when you ski anymore.
Send him his mother's head in a cake box. Brutality is the only currency Prince Adjar understandsQuote:
Originally Posted by SkiLyft
looks like $99.95 is the new $37 .....everything but t shirts $99.95
msrp $700 no worries , now just $99.95 lol
ArcTricks.
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Who do you work for?Quote:
Originally Posted by rob stokes
Not Arc’teryx.Quote:
Originally Posted by puregravity
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That’s exactly what someone that works for Arcteryx would say...Quote:
Originally Posted by rob stokes
They have been good to me. I had an eight year old stingray jacket that the fabric delaminated and they replaced it for me for free. I don't like the sabre that they replaced it with as much as my old sting ray but still great customer service.
My wife just told me that her best friend got a killer deal on a "last season's Arcteryx" shell. I asked how much, and she said $100. Possible trip report to follow.Quote:
Originally Posted by happytimefunbox
I fell for that shit a year ago when a local skier friend excitedly sent it to me saying he’d placed an order
mattig set me straight & I quickly canceled that card & the order
my other friend eventually cancelled his order & card too after waiting weeks & listening to me suggesting he bail
update: slightly better executed version of the same scam.
https://jacket.helershop.com/index.php?main_page=index
Fuck, you got me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Falcon3
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Thanks for the PSA! Ordered one tonight!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ted Striker
I sure hope that’s dripping with sarcasmQuote:
Originally Posted by Falcon3
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98.69 the new 98.95Quote:
Originally Posted by Ted Striker
second update: she got the jacket!
It's obviously fake, but not the worst thing I've ever seen.
someone crushed my zipper over thanksgiving weekend
I found it hung nicely on the hook, but it didn't zip anymore
emailed arc...they're sending a replacement out & sent the vid on how to do it
that's a satisfactory experience on what wasn't a warrantee item
3 years later and the “beyond repair” hoody from the OP is still going strong, being worn 4 - 5 days a week in winter. Starting to look pretty worn but...
Anyone have experience with how they've handled delam issues at the cuffs of ski pants? On my 3 year old Stinger bibs, the cuffs on both legs are completely shredded outside of where the reinforced area is. I'm pretty sure this has been caused by rubbing against my ski boot buckles, so could see how they could call it wear and tear, but it does seem like crazy amounts of wear.
I'm going to hold onto them until the end of the season before potentially sending them in, but basically want to get an idea of whether I should be in the market for new bibs and taking advantage of end of season sales.
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Mine are doing the same — same pant same year. Curious what they do with yours when you send em in.
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Are those pants the right length or are you walking on the cuffs or have the cuffs rolled up ?
I would call that crazy amounts of wear n tear/abuse so I wouldn't warranty that if I was Arcterxy and I doubt they will but good luck with it
I always fix cuff hits with aqua seal way before it gets to ^^ that
As for the original question I asked a good sized dealer if he notices any difference in what Arcteryx will fix and he said same as always, i gave him a pack with stitching that can't be acessed from the inside and a shell with a broken zipper/ some tape issues and he said they probably won't fix either of them and i will get credit or something
Good to know. It makes me think it's a design flaw--although still damage caused by wear and tear--so a total gray area for the warranty. I sent them an email with the photos hoping to get some warranty clarity and will let you know if I hear back.Quote:
Originally Posted by SkiLyft
Pants are definitely the correct length and don't drag/get walked on at all. I've been very proactive at trying to put Gore-Tex patches on any holes that poke through the outside of the cuffs, but ultimately the extreme amount of damage occurred because the inside fabric backing delaminated, and that fabric is what protects the waterproof membrane layer (the white layer); without that inner fabric, the boot buckles destroy the rest of the shell wherever they touch it.Quote:
Originally Posted by XXX-er
To be fair, I probably have 150 days on the shells, so if that's the usable life, I can live with that verdict. Outside of the cuff issue they're in perfect shape, so would be a shame to retire them.
bullet dodged....exactly why we never released pants...however, the pair i made for myself are still going strong (4 yrs with daily use skiing and even on snowmobile) ...so altho you cant buy from me, i can tell you what i used and maybe you can look for similar on open market....Quote:
Originally Posted by Skeeze
i used a true softshell fabric like the Antero 2 is made. It is membraned and seam taped. The bottom of leg has the softshell and "super fabric" for the inside the leg cuff guard...I will get a pic or two up ....maybe that helps you...one other benefit with the fleece 3L softshell is that u really dont have to wear any type of bottom baselayer...im mostly in boxers or saxx....
A super light pair of Arcterxy gortex full zips, too light for alpine skiing really but they were 70 % off SO they are alpine ski pants, probably about 8 yrs and 500+ days wearing 4 buckle alpine boots, pict 1 you can see maybe 3 doz hits on the inside with AQS dabbed on each hit to repair, pict 2 you can see the outside still looks pretty good and pict 3 you can see light shining thru all the repairsQuote:
Originally Posted by Skeeze
BUT if i did nothing i think they would look like yours
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Sorry for thread high jack, but imo this is part of the info you need to make a good informed pants buying decision. Maybe arc has this in one or some of their pants....altho i have several pairs of their pants that i bought for r&d and they do not....
my pants design
You can see no wear inside, most likely due to the durability of the fleece layer of the inside of the 3L laminate softshell fabric
OR valhalla circa 2012-14 had similar construction to this system....but they dropped it along with the Valhalla pant...i own several
pairs of OR pants of recent and none have the same system anymore....check some other brands...but the issue is that no online
seller is most likely to give you the product shots you need to make a $300-500 buying decision...
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No inside wear or membrane degradation...therefore completely still waterproof down here
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if you guys are going to use "tricot" lined pants like this...you are going to get the wear...the only way around it would be if a brand used softshell with fleece like my pictured pants, from the knee down, which imo for touring would be wise since that is where you are submerging your leg most while breaking trail or boot packing....the rest of pant can stay tricot for weight and non insulating propertiesQuote:
Originally Posted by XXX-er
Funny... Just sent my same 2016 Stinger bibs in last month with a inside cuff delam. ~150 days of use, proper length, some ski edge cuts but mother that would have caused the whole seam to pull apart. I skied them most of last season with a duct tape patch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skeeze
They’re giving me full replacement. I’ll get some new bibs next Sept when the winter inventory is fresh and full. No Mediums right now
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thats ^^ my hill skiing pant it doesnt breathe so it doesnt go on tour, its a superlight minimalist full zip design I think for alpine climbing and it was > 70% off. I fix the hits which were all ski edge cuts done from the outside and so the pant still looks and works fine but if i did nothing I guaranty the cuffs would also look like poo, but I'm just showing whats possible if you fix your own fucking gear with aqua seal
Just curious if anyone’s tried sending them in for paid non-warranty repair and what the cost was? In my experience with Patagonia the repairs are excellent and price very reasonable as compared to what a 3rd party repair shop would charge, curious if it’s similar for Arcteryx. I mean if I were to get a $600 pair of pants that were torn up as a result of wear n tear fixed back up to near-new and pay $25, I’d be pretty psyched.
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I was expecting and almost hoping they’d just repair mine. If it was Patagonia they’d just throw a nice stitch of black thread down the seam and send them back. Arc seems much more inclined to replace from my experience. My previous pants were 2007 Theta SK bibs with ~800 days. Zipper blew and I’d hoped they’d just replace it, but I ended up getting the Stingers instead. Much lower quality.
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