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I dislike Aerostitch's look but damned if they will repair your suit forever.
Interesting. Something I've never thought about:
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As a Klim customer, given that their suits are "end of life" after 2 years, Their D3O will outlast their suits. I'm not done with Klim (yet) but the amount of $2,000 jackets that rip after 2 years that Klim says they will refuse to repair even if I pay them is now up to 3 garments. They make great products but I wish they would stand behind them for the premium they charge.
I dislike Aerostitch's look but damned if they will repair your suit forever.
I dislike Aerostitch's look but damned if they will repair your suit forever.
I understand it to be 20 years, which rules mine out at 24 years old.I’m on my 3rd ‘Stich suit and have quite liked all of them—I’m never looking at them when I’m wearing them.
But I think repairs now end at the 10 or 15 year mark, not quite forever but much better that what one should reasonably expect.
Best,
DeVern
I'm not a big fan of Aerostitch's look either. Some Motoport gear is even less attractive. The Motoport gear is custom made to your measurements that can't be beat. Aerostitch appears to be somewhat constructed to your measurements, IMO. I have long legs and long thighs to the point that off the rack gear has the knee pad too high and is very uncomfortable. As such, I'm limited to custom made gear.
IMO, looks comes after being comfortable and providing good protection. So, I don't mind if the gear I'm wearing is not fashionable.
I also like that both Aerostitch and Motoport provide repair services. I have a Motoport Kevlar mesh suit and sent my pants in about year ago for some repairs/modifications and the cost was very reasonable.
I agree with this.I'm seriously considering Aerostitch for replacement. The looks don't bother me a bit.