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Old 11-03-08 | 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted by wearyourtruth
so i've decided to purchase either a r.e.load civilian or seagull standard small bag. i'm not here to ask you which one i should get, but i do have a couple questions for those of you who have/had a bag from one or the other...

lastly, if anyone has gotten any custom (design) work done from either company i'd love to know what kind of prices that runs. i know they both offer quotes, but i don't know exactly what i want yet, and part of that will depend on how much they charge for simpler/more difficult work. thanks!

p.s. if you want to throw your hat in on which one i should get then you are always welcome...

this may or may not relate much since you're getting a different item...

I was looking for a backpack, and after comparing reload & seagull I went with the latter. The bag dimensions & prices were close for both companies. I talked to people who had gotten bags from both companies and the turnaround time is also about the same - so get your order in ASAP!

re: custom work. I'd seen work done on a friend's reload bag and was told how much it cost. I asked for some ridiculous stuff from seagull and they gave me a decent quote at a lower price. it looks good so far.

both companies do a great job, but keep in mind that your custom design will cost you in dollars and time. so be sure to compose an efficient design and pick your bag colors wisely. while you're waiting on the build, make sure to follow up on progress. don't be shy. call the bag makers up and communicate directly. The seagull-people were always willing to take the time. feedback is good.


hope this helps
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