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  • Endura factory clothing repairs?
  • mcmoonter
    Free Member

    Has anyone had anything repaired at the Endura factory? What is their turnaround, repair cost like?

    A mouse snuck into the car and gnawed through a pocket to get to a powerbar wrapper. I'm keen to get it repaired befor I surely snag the small hole into a bigger tear.

    chris23
    Free Member

    Used them to repair my Stealth bottoms after a fall, took them less than a week to have them back to me and cost about £10 inc return postage.
    Well recommended

    nunuboogie
    Free Member

    My singletrack shorts have worn on the seam, anyone else had issues? Hoping to get repaired FOC?

    yetirose
    Free Member

    Ive phoned them up about repairs to zips and various bits of kit and they have been really helpful every time , partly why i use there product is the great after sales back up .

    piedidiformaggio
    Free Member

    I've had some bib longs repaired after a dog bit me. Seem to remember it being about £15 and back in a week

    solar
    Free Member

    My stealth jacket sleeve zip came apart (jacket was about a year old), took it to the lbs where I bought it, they sent it back to endura, got a completely new jacket back in 2 weeks no charge. Had a hole in the elbow where I came off once too. Can't fault their service at all. The jacket is ace too 🙂

    househusband
    Full Member

    Don't send anything back before ringing up and getting a returns number/reference – else it'll just sit on a shelf.

    glenncampbell
    Full Member

    Their service is great bit as househusband says ring up and book it in or you may well lose it forever. Turnaround is fairly quick and costs a lot less than buying new again. That's why I really like Endura kit – and of course made in Scotland, which is a bonus!

    DickBarton
    Full Member

    About 4 years back I handed in a set of almost-10-year-old Thermastat biblongs to get the ankle zips fixed – £4.50 and 2 days later they were back. Strange thing was that Endura claimed never to have made those tights (they still have Endura on the thighs), but the material was never used in that combination apparently – they had a splash surface up the front of the shins which was waterproof but the rest of the tight was normal thermastat kit…still going strong today.

    Frankers
    Free Member

    they had a splash surface up the front of the shins which was waterproof but the rest of the tight was normal thermastat kit…still going strong today.

    YEAH I've got 2 pairs of them too and still going strong after around 5-7years. Plaggy bit on the front of shins of thermostat bib tights

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