It took me quite some time to respond to this kind of 'post' that quite disturbed me in my otherwise carefree enjoyment and (especially
) practical application of various useful debates on these pages.
Personally, I'm more or less against material trade in today's form and I'm convinced much closer to the 'historical' barter system - but that's another story and for the transition to such (and today often unwanted and criticized?!) social order we're probably quite guilty ourselves too...
Pointing fingers is easiest, thinking about one's own actions most often hard.
As a passionate hiker and recreational, I already (more or less
) know my wishes and my body's needs - and I clearly adapt the clothes I wear and use to those needs. Among them are often Maya Maya brand clothes that provide me with effective protection and support I need in my movement. Period.
Nowadays not all clothes are tailored from 'military' rigid materials capable of surviving 10 years of merciless use - all in turn are much more comfortable, stretchier, more adaptable and (precisely therefore
) often more vulnerable. When buying a running shirt and socks I'm not looking for clothes that will withstand the load of heavier boots or backpack - here I want lightness, breathability and comfort.
Something completely different is of course clothing for harder mountaineering tours, that's clear I suppose...
We all feel - and are able to soon feel the stretch and durability of individual materials and fabrics. To this fact (which is often followed by sellers' opinion op.p) I most often adapt my choice of (any and all) products... from carpenter's hammer onwards!! Since their saleswoman once pointed out some mismatch to me and at the same time emphasized proper combination of individual Maya Maya company products, I personally haven't felt major problems.
For the mentioned entanglements with unpleasant breakdowns, at least in the cases I know, their 'service department' took very good care (which is in my experience a rare thing in stores like Iglu and Promontana... also Big Bang and Mercator ?!) - which is there mainly to support customers - but apparently it's often (Slovenian style
) taken for granted and NECESSARY??
If at the end I just slightly undercut the beginners (and passionate 'instigators') of this topic - why in the first warranty report is the difference between purchase date and claim date (or inspection) as much as 6 months? Why is the date in the second specimen also 'suspiciously' erased??
Honesty used to mean something once. Apparently nowadays it's more rarity than rule.
Anyway enjoy your indignation. You can't take away satisfaction from some so quickly...