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I can't wait to get mine but unfortunately I'm going to have to (wait).
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cfair said:I don't know why ya'll put up with Grip... I am so glad I missed that train.
Yes, the vast majority--who had minor issues--will get second run (to be done by May 31) bags. There are a few exceptions where people had more exaggerated issues who am I trying to line up reinspected first run for so that we can get those bags replaced asap.
Booter said:heh,changing back to original materials and moving production to the states. Im glad i sold mine before it ripped and ordered a mahal! Just sayin...
Yes, the vast majority--who had minor issues--will get second run (to be done by May 31) bags. There are a few exceptions where people had more exaggerated issues who am I trying to line up reinspected first run for so that we can get those bags replaced asap.
Booter said:heh,changing back to original materials and moving production to the states. Im glad i sold mine before it ripped and ordered a mahal! Just sayin...
jnecessary said:I'm glad to hear about the improvements in the pattern and materials, the color options sound cool too.
My quiver snap broke and I haven't gotten around to fixing it, quiver opening was very very snug, but I stretched it every day with a few drivers, still snug but with two hands I can pull a putter out when I have two in there. The pocket over the main flap that covers the disc compartment showed signs of failing at the top seam like several others have wrote about so I just quit using that pocket. I am now wondering if I should have been pestering Justin to get a better bag when the production runs are actually fixed. Not sure why I am making exceptions and dealing with minor inconveniences for a bag of this qualify and cost. I guess I felt like every bag that was replaced hurt the chances of Grip succeeding and I didn't want to be a part of a company that I think will do great things for the sport going down.
what'shisname said:I don't get what you guys with a first run bag are all bitchy about. Jesus. I bought a car once and the very next year a new model came out with some cool new features! Can you imagine how I felt about that!?
You guys bought a bag based on a description and some video of a prototype. Grip told you it came with a lifetime warranty and thus far has proven that he stands behind it. What's the problem?
zj1002 said:what'shisname said:I don't get what you guys with a first run bag are all bitchy about. Jesus. I bought a car once and the very next year a new model came out with some cool new features! Can you imagine how I felt about that!?
You guys bought a bag based on a description and some video of a prototype. Grip told you it came with a lifetime warranty and thus far has proven that he stands behind it. What's the problem?
Well my "new car" was missing pieces when it arrived. I don't think anyone with a grip bag is unhappy. We have all clearly stated we understood this was a new company with a new business model(for disc golf bags). I will own a grip bag for a long time if he can continue to improve on the main concepts. The only problem is I have been happily totting around an incomplete bag for almost 4 months now. Hope that clarifies it for you.
what'shisname said:zj1002 said:what'shisname said:I don't get what you guys with a first run bag are all bitchy about. Jesus. I bought a car once and the very next year a new model came out with some cool new features! Can you imagine how I felt about that!?
You guys bought a bag based on a description and some video of a prototype. Grip told you it came with a lifetime warranty and thus far has proven that he stands behind it. What's the problem?
Well my "new car" was missing pieces when it arrived. I don't think anyone with a grip bag is unhappy. We have all clearly stated we understood this was a new company with a new business model(for disc golf bags). I will own a grip bag for a long time if he can continue to improve on the main concepts. The only problem is I have been happily totting around an incomplete bag for almost 4 months now. Hope that clarifies it for you.
Oh, I totally get that and it's been addressed. He's going to get you a new bag, awesome.
My comment was more directed at those saying that their first run is going to be worth less now because of the new run coming out is going to be superior. It's almost like some expected the bags to increase in value or something. It's above and beyond to give someone a totally new bag AND let them keep the first one because of a defect.
Jeronimo said:If I put a 1st run bag and a redesigned (with the new cordura fabric and fixes/tweaks in place) bag in front of you, which one would you choose? So which one do you think is more valuable?
These bags aren't cars in the same sense that this next run is the 2012 model and we all bought the 2011. We're talking about a car with known issues that's being scrapped, redesigned then redistributed. Is this really that hard of a concept for people?
J@ via gripeq.com said:Yes, the vast majority--who had minor issues--will get second run (to be done by May 31) bags. There are a few exceptions where people had more exaggerated issues who am I trying to line up reinspected first run for so that we can get those bags replaced asap.
As you probably already know there are more complications with dealing with Grip Equipment. I will leave it at that. We are trying to figure out the situation in full and will be getting with everyone in detail shortly.
As always, trust that you will be taken care of one way or another.