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Re: Anyone else having problems with NRS Customer Service? rlhartman New
Re: Lifetime warranties protects from manufacturing defects.  Normal wear and tear are not usually covered..... RUwet New
Re: I wouldn't have the nerve to even ask them to replace LBA7895 New
Re: Yea...... 6 years old?  Seems like something that should have been done in the 1st year or so selmaraid New
Re: and yet when I walk into Sears with a broken 10 y.o  wrench , they hand me a new one kindyakker New
Re: If you can't tell between a chunk of metal and some cloth, then you don't have a clue, huh? <NT> RUwet New
Re: A Lifetime Warranty is a Lifetime Warranty and NRS shouldn't have offered it if they' refuse to honor it TheBroncoKid New
Re: After 6 years, buy a new suit.  I may be jaded cuz' I work in a retail setting, but a full replacement, inmyopinion, is RUwet New
Re: I hear ya, but at what point is the lifetime of a garmet, specifically a drysuit, determined to be over? TheBroncoKid New
Date: May 13 2008, 16:42 GMT
From: jkodadek

	a - suits that rule        -- must be made with breathable, laminated fabric.        -- are always expensive        -- are very repairable....but you must be vigilant        -- still wear out someday b - suits that suck        -- are always made of impervious, coated, nonbreathable fabrics          -- have a very limited lifespan, as the fabric cannot be 'revived'

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Hartman's Rule #1: "They make expensive equipment for a reason. Buy it." rlhartman New

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