Good info! Will they be able to repair the tear at some point? Or is the patch gonna be there for a while?
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The Bubble today: 6/4/25
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wbtfg
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Looks Queefy.
HelenaHandBasket
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How does it sound?
You had me at ‘cherry-picker’.
Do we know the "patch" isn't the permanent fix?
alabamagrizzly
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That's what I'm getting at. I hope it's not.
HelenaHandBasket
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I think they both can.
Not to be Debbie Downer, but the fact that the bubble is already springing leaks does not give me a lot of confidence in the longevity of the product. Unless this is normal and expected which I would not know.
alabamagrizzly
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Me thinks springing leaks before it’s first fall camp is not normal and expected.
I too am surprised by that. Typically speaking, I've always heard that these things have been very durable/reliable. Not sure if there was a manufacturing error or if someone inside hit it with something but that does seem odd. Perhaps when everyone moves outside for Fall camp and practice, they can deflate the bubble and repair the seam. Definitely can't have this happening during winter, so at least this was somewhat fortunate timing.
How's the 80 yd practice field going? Good for 8 man?
You almost have to feel sorry for the guy. I realize he thought he was being witty when he came up with his acronym for the Griz IPF, but imagine graduating from a STEM school and calling a structure, with 4 parallel sides, an oval. We’re talking basic Jr High geometry…..sure hope he’s not an engineer, an architect or god forbid a geometry teacher.
GriznMN
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Since I have big balls, they are hanging low and, yes, everything's patched up from the vasectomy. Thanks for asking.
Not sure how a patch fixes a poorly stitched seam from becoming a bigger problem. Do we need to put a counter up somewhere to keep track of the inflations and deflations?
Why not deflate it and re-stitch the seam while we still have some nice weather left?
