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 Posted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 2:09 pm
CaptainRedBeard Digital Malevolence CaptainRedBeard Digital Malevolence CaptainRedBeard Digital Malevolence Sweet. But $150 is ridiculous, you could make a way better pair for like $30. I hate tripp pants, I liked the other brands HT used to sell like seven years ago. Tripp always was overpriced, cheaply made, and had such silly designs. the OLD tripp stuff was great, really well made....i still have a couple pairs from then...i actually got one of the last solid pairs they made before switching over to cheaper materials while raising their prices. A friend of mine has a sweet pair of arm warmers from tripp from the time they were good...i am so jealous..cuz i only have a few pairs from when they started to suck... We must have been buying two completely different pairs of pants then. The Tripps I bought fell apart in about a month or two, while the Illig and Macgear ones I had last years, I still have a couple actually. Maybe different parts of their lines arent as good as others or something, i dunno. I still wear the tripps i am talking about...they have lasted me a long time...and one of the pairs was actually a hand-me-down pair, so they lasted real long. Macgear is awesome....i have a pair of macgear pants i have had forever, and i love them, but they are slowly falling apart... I should take back, or correct myself, not all Tripp pants are terrible. I bought a pair off the internet about three or four years ago and they are still in great condition and they were made very well. But all the ones I've ever seen in the Hot Topic around me are terrible, I haven't been able to figure out why they only carried shitty clothing, but they do/did. Now its just a scene store, and I no longer wear Tripp pants........so I have no longer can really have an opinion on HT or Tripp. well some companies do this thing where they have 2 ways things are made, they have the rushed, mass produced stuff, that gets sold in big chain stores, while their other stuff is made a slight bit better, for internet, and small outlet sales. Tool companies do it Yeah, that makes sense.
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Posted: Mon Apr 05, 2010 1:39 pm
the strangeness Son Of No Man Moroseth Anaratharach Son Of No Man Moroseth Anaratharach eek If you're gonna shell out that much for tripp, you should just order C-dog, or even more awesomely (I'm super biased) Heatwaves Because being good looking is too mainstream blaugh lol, I myself would never wear it rofl But you can't argue that the product quality is good... (I'm also not really a Cyber kid xp Not my style at all xp i just think it's super cool) Cyberdog is more raver s**t. I'm a rivethead. I like gray, black, white, and shades in between. Anything military. And I hate ravers. Cyberdog has too much bright stuff, is way too expensive, and most of their stuff looks like garbage. Heyy.... I'm a graver..... does that mean you hate me too? emo I like some of the cyberdog shtuff. Check this s**t out, it's all from Cyberdog and in my opinion it's just as nice as Plastikwrap, but it's less expensive:  No, I don't hate you, gravers aren't too bad, and you're hot. Also, (too lazy to post pics) the current cyberdog lineup for men trousers, once again looks cheap, poorly made, and just plain stupid. okay, I'll post some pics... http://shop.cyberdog.net/images/prod_5678.jpghttp://shop.cyberdog.net/images/prod_4167.jpghttp://shop.cyberdog.net/images/prod_5820.jpghttp://shop.cyberdog.net/images/prod_4077.jpgMost of the cyberdog tops are cheaply made tshirts or vests that are simply screen printed. When compared to my favorite site (unfortunately I am not on my own computer and I don't remember all the links I bookmarked so you'll only get to see two superior websites) Cryoflesh http://cryoflesh.com/shop/images/Biohazard Commando Shorts Long Front M.jpghttp://cryoflesh.com/shop/images/Aurora Pants.jpghttp://cryoflesh.com/shop/images/Global Genocide new New.jpghttp://cryoflesh.com/shop/images/Serpentine Pants II.jpghttp://cryoflesh.com/shop/images/Shockwave Pants Reflect.jpgokay, so my lack of links means only one of my favorite sites...damn I need my laptop. Also, I think that this link speaks for the superiority of Cryoflesh skirts. http://cryoflesh.com/shop/female-skirts-c-22_16.html?page=1 vs. Cyberdog skirts http://shop.cyberdog.net/page/84/itemscroll?catLink=/category/86/skirts&catMain=womens&catSub=skirts
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Posted: Mon Apr 05, 2010 3:21 pm
Cryoflesh is better.
But Cryoflesh is ******** expensive as hell.
I can make most of those for about half the cost for what they are selling.
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Posted: Tue Apr 06, 2010 2:57 pm
Digital Malevolence Cryoflesh is better. But Cryoflesh is ******** expensive as hell. I can make most of those for about half the cost for what they are selling. Sweet! Unfortunately, I have no idea how to sew or anything...
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Posted: Tue Apr 06, 2010 9:31 pm
Son Of No Man Digital Malevolence Cryoflesh is better. But Cryoflesh is ******** expensive as hell. I can make most of those for about half the cost for what they are selling. Sweet! Unfortunately, I have no idea how to sew or anything... Its not hard. I took a class in middle school that taught me how. Pretty much for most goth/rivet/whatever-you-want-to-call-it pants all you have to do is take a regular pair of pants, sew on a couple D rings or other pieces of hardware and/or sew on some cool colored fabric. Its pretty easy, it just takes some concentration to make sure everything comes out right. But I'm lazy and end up paying the extra cash for already made pants by companies already mentioned. In fact, I just got a neat pair of Macgear pants a thrift store for $6.99.
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Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 12:55 am
Cryoflesh is better yes, and I could make the same things they have for a quarter of the price. But I'm much too lazy and I don't actually even have the spare time. =/
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Posted: Sun Apr 18, 2010 5:48 am
I often wonder, is Criminal Damage the UK equivalent of Tripp?
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Posted: Thu Apr 22, 2010 11:40 am
Nekro-clank I often wonder, is Criminal Damage the UK equivalent of Tripp? Are they over-priced, mostly bad quality and all the mall-goths wear them to look cool? If so, then yes, yes they are.
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