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^at least someone isnt being a little baby about this. Saga kills all other outerwear out there and always will. Sorry some people cant handle that they are a tiny company out there trying to do there best and seem to have some bad luck. If you cant suck it up and be a man and be patient than you dont deserve to ride the shit anyway. Maybe one day they will be big enought to meet all your expectations.Cut the couple guys that run that company some slack. They do all they can. The shit is so amazing that I think its worth it to just wait it out.
WRONG!
There is no opinion on this. It doesn't matter whether its a small company or a big company, whether they have a board of stockholders or a living room couch. A company's top priority is their CUSTOMER SERVICE, no matter how big. I sympathized with Saga for the first couple weeks, reading the threads and wishing that they could pull things together. Obviously they're a legit company and a bunch of good guys.
However, their ship date was Dec 15th. DECEMBER 15th! Most people are already skiing in their new stuff by mid-November. Even that was too late.
And now here we are a month later, and Saga is still fucking up. Obviously no one seems to know what's going on because all we've gotten was a 5 minute NS apology.
If you were buying stuff from anyone over the internet, say a fellow NSer, and something went wrong, wouldn't you want them to tell you? Saga's been pretty sketch on this whole deal, and even though they're obviously legit, it must be so frustrating to have but those hundreds of dollars in the mail and everyday coming back to your house to see that there is no fucking package on your front fucking steps.
It does not matter whether their outerwear "kills all other outerwear out there." It doesn't matter that they're a tiny company. CUSTOMER SERVICE should have been their top priority. Maybe there will be guys who think they deserve more than just stickers and a t-shirt, and thats fine. How would you feel if you could not ski, or were at least miserable skiing, because you didn't have the outerwear that you spent bank on and didn't yet have? And for the rest of them, a simple personal explanation by email or phone call or whatever would've been fine; just something so that the customer would feel valued. Saga obviously hasn't done anything like that for their customers, so why should any of them want to come back? A company doesn't deserve anything from their customers if they can't provide for them.
I don't know what the problem is. Hell, I didn't even buy anything from them. However, I feel like the overall stokeage on the company is real low right now. You know how we'll know whether things worked out? Ask the people who bought Saga this year whether it was worth the wait...whether missing ski days and having to ride in they're old gear was worth waiting for Saga's fuck up? That might be interesting. My guess is no.
/rant.