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gore-tex is sponsor of blue ribbon coalition
- Thread starter Hoosier
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techsledder
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Very interesting... Wonder how many hippie tree-hugger manufacturers that use Gore-Tex in their garments (i.e. Patagonia, REI, Arc'teryx) are going to stop using them now that they support the BRC? Probably none.
Very interesting... Wonder how many hippie tree-hugger manufacturers that use Gore-Tex in their garments (i.e. Patagonia, REI, Arc'teryx) are going to stop using them now that they support the BRC? Probably none.
Gore-tex sponsers the "other groups" as well.
Very interesting... Wonder how many hippie tree-hugger manufacturers that use Gore-Tex in their garments (i.e. Patagonia, REI, Arc'teryx) are going to stop using them now that they support the BRC? Probably none.
Funny you wrote that. Just before I went out west I made a 1st time trip into a REI in MPLS to buy a folding saw. Had my snowmobile jacket on. Doing a little site seeing in the store... The people were staring at me like I was a black personn at a KKK meeting. I had to laugh to myself when they asked me if I wanted the join "Their" co-op at check out.
Gore Tex has to keep all of its consumers happy. I think NASCAR should try to become a sponsor the Seirra Club. LOL If the money was big enough, they'd take it!!!
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