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It could have to do with the dollar value against the Euro and the renegotiation of supply contracts. Often a manufacturer will hold off on a price increase until they can settled contracts at more favorable terms. The Euro increased through 2015 but remained relatively stable through 2016.
 
Jem4417 said:
I've heard an seen a bunch of prices up. Please just keep the website the same. Navigating sherril s website is worse than finding my way around a monster sycamore canopy
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And please keep the option to view the TS "Full Site" on a phone.

It works so much better for me than the Mobile Site.

Sherrill Tree, please add this to your site, as mobile viewing doesn't always work correctly.
 
monkeylove said:
See buying a dozen new DMM biners last year paided off. And my wife just thought I had a gear addiction, lol.
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You could probably sell each of them for a few bucks more than you bought them for and it would still be a deal! But the Hitch Climber Rapide is where you would have made the most. Too bad you didn't buy a dozen of those! ;)
 
@WaitakKauri; I think @DSMc was saying that the Rapide is the pulley that has gone up to $72.95, from $59.95. The lower priced pulley has gone from $53.95 to $59.95, if I'm reading @John_KAYS correctly.

Which means there's been an approximate $6.00 increase in the price of the cheaper Hitch Climber pulley, and an approximate $13.00 increase in the higher priced Rapide pulley.

I hope I've got all this figured right, and am not misleading anyone.

Tim
 
TimBr said:
@WaitakKauri; I think @DSMc was saying that the Rapide is the pulley that has gone up to $72.95, from $59.95. The lower priced pulley has gone from $53.95 to $59.95, if I'm reading @John_KAYS correctly.

Which means there's been an approximate $6.00 increase in the price of the cheaper Hitch Climber pulley, and an approximate $13.00 increase in the higher priced Rapide pulley.

I hope I've got all this figured right, and am not misleading anyone.

Tim
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Cheers Tim. Should be interesting to see how this rolls out globally.

Another sport of mine is cycling and I find its global pricing quite fascinating (parts in particular). Prices can vary so much for so many reasons. My interest in this has me interested in this price change. Plus, gear is just expensive and for me it's a sport, not a profession so no business tax write offs.
 
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