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Old 07-11.-2006, 07:10 PM   #1
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A few days ago I brought a pair of Pearl Izumi triathalon knink to use in my Oxfam cycling challenge but unfortunately I discover there is a 3 mm hole in it and the shop won't let me return it. So I am now stuck with a pair of knick that I need to somehow filled the hole without damaging it further. Can someone please give me some suggestion on what I can do. I am thinking of taking it to a alterator and get it fix, but don't know if this will permament fix it or will this just be a temporary solution.
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Old 07-11.-2006, 07:18 PM   #2
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Default Re: Hole in knick.

Minor issue. Best would be to get a small patch on the inner side and hand sew it on. An alternative is to use an iron on patch but I don't like that idea of heat on lycra.
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Old 07-11.-2006, 08:06 PM   #3
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Thank you sogood. That's a good idea, but will it fray over time.
I will take it to the alterator tomorrow, as I can not sew.
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Default Re: Hole in knick.

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A few days ago I brought a pair of Pearl Izumi triathalon knink to use in my Oxfam cycling challenge but unfortunately I discover there is a 3 mm hole in it and the shop won't let me return it. So I am now stuck with a pair of knick that I need to somehow filled the hole without damaging it further. Can someone please give me some suggestion on what I can do. I am thinking of taking it to a alterator and get it fix, but don't know if this will permament fix it or will this just be a temporary solution.
Wait -- do you think the hole was there when you bought them or did you wear them and fall? Is the hole next to a seam? If you haven't worn them, the shop should absolutely make an exchange. If they refuse, I would email Pearl Izumi and explain the situation. If you wore them and a hole just "developed" I would also email PI as their products should wear better.
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Old 01-12.-2006, 04:18 PM   #5
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Default Re: Hole in knick.

What a coincidence, this happen to me too with some tights.

I have the shebeest wind pros, very nice and cozy, but discovered a small hole just like ktrinh did. I will try those patching suggestions you all gave.

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