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Zuca from Habitat Restore

Started by dlbritton, October 15, 2019, 06:10:11 PM

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dlbritton

Great find at Habitat Restore: $8.50 for a Zuca bag in great shape. Not wild about the bag pattern or lighted wheels but I can live with it. I'll probably it use for competitions and keep using my Transpack for regular practice. I wish my ski boots would fit in the Transpack.
Pre-bronze MITF, PSIA Ski Instructor, PSIA Childrens Specialist 1, AASI SnowBoard Instructor.

AgnesNitt

Quote from: dlbritton on October 15, 2019, 06:10:11 PM
Great find at Habitat Restore: $8.50 for a Zuca bag in great shape. Not wild about the bag pattern or lighted wheels but I can live with it. I'll probably it use for competitions and keep using my Transpack for regular practice. I wish my ski boots would fit in the Transpack.

You beat me. I once got a zuca for $25
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dlbritton

Quote from: AgnesNitt on October 15, 2019, 07:04:56 PM
You beat me. I once got a zuca for $25

Actually it was $10 but Tuesday is 15% off for over 60.

Also, everyone that worked at Habitat thought it was a dog carrier. I wonder where they thought the air vents were.
Pre-bronze MITF, PSIA Ski Instructor, PSIA Childrens Specialist 1, AASI SnowBoard Instructor.

FigureSpins

Quote from: dlbritton on October 15, 2019, 06:10:11 PM
Great find at Habitat Restore: $8.50 for a Zuca bag in great shape. Not wild about the bag pattern or lighted wheels but I can live with it.

Great find!  The frame alone usually sells for $75, used.

You *could* buy a different bag insert from the company.  The lighted wheels eventually stop lighting up, but they are stock rollerblade wheels, if you really hate the look.
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