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Carbon Tactics BadgerStrap Magnetic Belt

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CarbonTactics_Mike

Feb 23, 2018

If anyone has questions, just let me know :)

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Testbrah

Feb 24, 2018

CarbonTacticsHi Mike, why is the shipping still so high? $21.75 to Australia while the other belts on Massdrop right now like the British Belt Co. is only $8.25 shipping? Are they packed in a metal box or something?
Paying USD is already expensive as it is without having to fork out over 250% more shipping fees..

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Testbrah

Feb 26, 2018

CarbonTacticsHey, I really want to understand why the shipping is $21.75.
Viners 20pc cutlery/flatware is $26.50. Ray Ban Carbon Fibre sunglasses is $7. British Belt Co. is $8.25.
Can you or a Massdrop representative please clarify?
Thank you in advance!

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CarbonTactics

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CarbonTactics_Mike

Feb 26, 2018

TestbrahHi Testbrah, I apologize for the late response, just got back in the office after a relaxing weekend. MD determines their own shipping rates, but I just checked commercial USPS shipping rates, and that amount appears to be correct for any package weighing in at 8.1 ounces or above. Though some of the single-layer belts may be slightly below 8 oz, double-layer belts will often exceed 8 oz depending on the size. Packing materials are minimal, but they still add an ounce or two as well. I think MD is being conservative so packages don't get kicked back or arrive with postage due, which seems reasonable to me. Unfortunately shipping rates have been on the rise lately, especially going between US and overseas.

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nielydan

Feb 26, 2018

CarbonTacticsI purchased a cobra strap in a previous drop, single layer. I was interested in getting this belt as well but with a double layer. How precise is the sizing? I have a waist 32-34 depending on the pants. Would a D size be risking buying a product that does not fit?

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CarbonTactics

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CarbonTactics_Mike

Feb 27, 2018

nielydanBecause you're on the edge between sizes, I would measure the distance around your waist, through the belt loops. Then use the left column "waist size" to decide. Since pants sizes vary, it's hard to say with certainty, but you'd probably be fine with either a C or D.

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