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I recently purchase a ul 90 pad off of another member on gear swap. After using the pad for a week it began to delaminate. No big deal I only paid 20 bucks for it. I contacted montbell explained the situation but, they couldn't tell me how much it would cost to fix it with having it in hand. I mailed it to their CO store. 3 weeks later they mailed me a brand new pad with stuff sack and repair kit which I didn't have before. No questions asked! I'm very pleased.
I wasn't very familiar with this pad until seeing this post. I did a search and couldnt find much recent info about them. Any current reviews or opinions?
I have had similar luck with the warranty dept.
The bad news is that I needed the warranty dept.
I've had a ul30 and a ul120 both delaminate in very short times. I believe this is a common problem. And why you don't see their
pads out there very often. The pads are on the thin and narrow side of things too.
I love the clothes that I have purchased from them through the years.
That's a bummer to hear about the failure problem with the pads. I like the thinness of the pads, it makes it easier to share warmth with my dog in winter. Both of us near the same level. I found it difficult with the ul7. The pad also connecting to the pillow is a nice feature as well.
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