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Predatorwear is out of Business
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Just heard this, might be kinda old new but looks like the plug was pulled right in the middle of making there 08 line. Everying is for sale on there webpage. It's to bad i thought they made good stuff that was good quality.
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yup there done too, i knew they were done for a while but i never put 2 and 2 together
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so not cool. they made some sick shit!
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They closed there store on church st in burlington at the end of last season but i didnt know the whole company went under...they should of had a bigger clearance sale then bastards..
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looks like everything on their website is gone
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tears are streaming down my face...sob
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never owned any of thee stuff but when any company that supports the ski industry goes down I cant help but feel bad
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im happy that i got my desert fox pants right before they went out. they seem like such ill pants. i cant wait to use them this season.
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That really sucks. I've got some stuff from them. Too bad to hear.
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Even though I never bought anything from them its a bummer to hear that they had to go out of business.
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ive got so many of there stickers
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yeah I worked in the flagship store on Church St in Burlington the whole time it was open, and we definitely lost so much money with that store... its too bad, they're nice people and most of the Aeryx stuff was ill
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^ all there stuff was super expensive
i went to that store on church street, thats deffinatly not the right location for a ski store just because burlington really isnt a ski town...although it seems like it might be.
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burlington no a ski town? hmmm..... you like to smoke crack?
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their shit was chinsey and they deserved to go out of business. the only thing that company had going for them was plake, and its a good thing he got outta there while the going was good.
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well I'm glad I just bought some pants.
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yeah, they picked burlington because its chill and kinda like the east coast's boulder.. but yeah it didn't really work out, it was also mad tough cause rent for that big of a space on Church street is so ridiculous.. and then the building got flooded so that ruined a lot of merch and took out about a month of profit time haha, they had NO luck.
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Dang.
But you say they pulled their plug half way through making their 08 line... so have they made half the stuff they were expecting to make?
'Cause if they had, they should have a mad-ass clearance sale. Ski industry supporters should def. buy shit from 'em
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wow good thing I just got some new pants.
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good thing i picked up my insulated eel jacket at tj maxx for 50 bucks
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that was the most pitiful store I have ever been in. their clothes were really ugly and expensive.
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Damn that shit sucks. They have been keeping me hella dry for the past 6 years. guess i better bust out the starter jacket
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I am keeping my triad suit now then...
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ah aeryx... those guys still owe me 2 suits!!! damn
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I saw a 4XL north face jacket at TJ Maxx, but it was over $200. It went past my knees, and it even had 600 gram down fill.
That sucks for predator. So many clothing companies are going out of business.
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i really liked predator, i'm disappointed it's over
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Insulated eel jacket for $50 was worth every penny. Seems like it'll be worth, and 20k/20k I couldn't resist.
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yes the line they made geared towards racers/mogulers was always kinda ugly--but the more freeski oriented shit was SICK. Plus the outerwear was SO functional. The pants I had were fleece lined, incredibly wawrm, and incredibly durable--stood up to constant mute-grab-ski-slicing like no other pant ive ever used.
i was gonna sell my bright red hawaiian bluebird day pants but i think i'm keeping them now for sentimental value.
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welcome to Aufust of 2007 bro, you're kinda late.
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