Titan037
AKA dgfanatic7
To be fair, I have to agree and applaud them for what they're doing. I appreciate their hard work and determination to continue to improve. Starting your own business is not easy, but staying in business is even harder. Unless, you take care of your customers.
And, you're right, disc golfers can be kinda crazy. I learned that over my many years of running the local club and tournaments. But, this really isn't about disc golf or disc golfers. Its about consumerism. If you go to McDonalds and your burger and fries are cold, you're talking it back because it didn't meet your expectation and they'd replace it. I bought this bag, with a lifetime warranty against manufacturer defects. The issues we're discussing are (in fact) manufacturer defects.
I am all about giving kudos for a job well done. But, I'm also not going to turn a blind eye when something is sub-par
you have to understand there is a big difference between manufacture defects and design flaws. this sounds more like a design flaw they are correcting with a new run of bags. does it suck? yes. there were issues like these with the contender that were fixed with the 2nd run. the company doesn't have to offer a trade up program but it's a compromise between seller and customer as they can't just give bags away but they also see where the customer is coming from. IMO hyzerbomb is doing exactly as they should. will others disagree? yes but that's just the way business is I have learned