Join us in celebrating the Grand Opening of Arc'teryx Hobart, Lutruwita/Tasmania.
From 9:00am, the first 50 through the doors will each receive an Arc'teryx Chalk Bag.
With catering throughout the day, make yourself at home while browsing our new store.
Cat & Fiddle Arcade, Shop 8 & 9, Hobart TAS 7000
this term gets thrown around too much
eshays are still wearing shitty nautica they pinched from myer and have never heard of arc'teryx
Upgraded eshay
Upshay? All about the Arc'teryx, Fiskars machete and genuine Zippo lighter.
what's a Tasmania ?
It's a fun park for wombats and kangaroos
Wallabies to be precise
Southern Victoria
I have one of these. The big ones. It’s great.
When overseas I saw the small ones and I don’t think they could reasonably fit much of any chalk.
How much chalk do you need?
Depends on the interview and my water retention on the day but 5-10 claps throughout the interview is usually enough to reduce forehead glisten and palm slop.
Does your phone fit in the pocket?
How many grams of Big Flakes do these hold - asking for a friend
It's a cute turnaround that this deal is only accessible to people in Hobart :)
*reopening
"From 10:00am, the first 50 through the doors will each receive a limited-edition VISIONS hardcover coffee table book."
from that fb post
Tas only and STILL not eligible!
Thanks OP. I will advise you mainlanders out there what the snacks are like if I get along tomorrow.
Too cold and wet to go anywhere tomorrow
time to catch the overnight ferry from Melbourne?
it is in geelong.
The only reason I would need a chalk bag is to help me climb out of bed
'chalk'
What's a Lutruwita?
Made up word.
That's what I was thinking
I'm not even joking or being "racist" like whoever negged me is probably thinking. The Tasmanian Aboriginal language was invented in 1992 based on a very small number of accounts from the original Tasmanian Aboriginal tribes who all spoke different languages.
@Clear: Interesting, I never knew that. I did know that indigenous dot painting was 'invented' at an Aboriginal community near Alice Springs in the early 1970s - mainly under the teaching of a White school teacher.
Ignore the negs - it says more about the negger than you. Unfortunately, OzB is teeming with loser/w@nker neg warriors - online cowards basically.
@R4: Yep it's incredible how much of the culture has been invented and exploited. A shame really.
When it comes to negs I don't mind. The fact that something so small has triggered someone so bad is hilarious.
@Clear: Tassie natives were thoroughly genocided that a meaningful understanding of their languages were just too hard
@DrScavenger: Like I wouldn't know what happened to my own.
The fact remains it's a constructed language and all those neggers who think otherwise are wrong.
@Clear: It’s not about being factually correct, it’s about control and supporting the current thing.
@mapax: So again the neggers are wrong for thinking I'm being unsupportive against my own people. I won't be silenced for bringing awareness to a language we've had to construct due to very few records after our people were massacred.
Wife had a terrible time trying to get Arcteryx to warranty a $400 jacket after some of the fabric went weird.
Even the ombudsman couldnt get them to reply.
Try Mont or Patagonia, companies that stand behind their products.
They've too many rich loyalists devoted to their brand to care by the looks of it.
I agree Patagonia are awesome to deal with. I bought some Patagucci stuff off gumtree and they still happily helped me out dealing with normal wear and tear on my jacket.
I've been ghosted by their customer service on another continent, before they became massively upscale and fashionable. I generally avoid the brand, especially since they moved production from British Columbia to China, but kept their sky high pricing.
Last time I walked into one of their stores, they were selling… mens casual wool suits for over 1K. It was utterly baffling.
Bummer.. I had an opposite experience. They sorted out two jackets that my wife busted. Most retailers would be in their right to point out the damage was caused by negligence. Not arcteryx. They repaired the puffers at cost both times.
Arcteryx Chadstone - last year.
I'm sure you can carry things other than chalk? It looks like it would be good to carry around dog treats for dog training?
no. it's only for chalk.
Anything else is illegal.
The OzBargain 1%ers don’t care…
I have one and it would be awesome for this
It's not called a dog treats bag, now is it?
A chalk bag is worth $60? Really?
Sometimes $350
Absolutely not, it's a pisstake. Also I have never seen anyone use one in the local gym lmao.
I'll grab some with my OzBargain Premium Plus hoodie. Say hi if you spot me.
My wife said she was heading to the city in the morning for something free. I've just connected the dots. Will tell her to look for you and say hi.
There's quite a few regular OzBargainers around these parts currently. We'll see how eager they'll be to say hi.
Did she get any?
Yep she got one. She must have missed you.
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