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Sure, the warranty says for the lifetime of the garment, and I ok, you personally think that 6 years is more than reasonable for the lifetime of the garment, but wouldn't ya say that if a garment can be repaired then it still has some life in it?
I guess their lifetime warranty basically comes down to whether or not it's cost effective for the company to repair it.
I know people who have Kokatat drysuits who have had their drysuits seams retaped, pin holes and tears patched and I believe one of my buddy's even had his recoated, but on that, I may be mistaken, but then again we are talking about 2 different companies, so I guess we're gonna find out which one is better at standing behind their product and which one isn't and I'm sure anyone in teh market for a new drysuit is paying close attention to this thread
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I hear ya, but at what point is the lifetime of a garmet, specifically a drysuit, determined to be over? New 
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