babaganoush Posted February 23, 2009 Report Posted February 23, 2009 bought the new fish trap scout this year with the black roof and finding that the black coating on the inside is flaking off and finding holes every where on the tent, now i know why the products have come down in price. first there was no swivel seat or spreader pole and now the thing is falling apart. I have the older scout as well and the thing is in better condition than my new one with the swivel seat and pole. Anyone else notice the new products are cheaply built now???? Also was thinking of spraying the inside with rhino bed liner or something to fill in the holes, has anyone tried this before????
rhare Posted February 23, 2009 Report Posted February 23, 2009 It funny you bring that up, I had a similar issue with my clam huts. I have had a guide for 6 or more years now and its in almost new shape. I beat the crap out of that hut. last year I bought a voyager and it had the new black coating inside. Just the wear from the poles moving seemed to remove it. I called calm and complained. they told me the coating coming off would not compromise the canvas. I explained that it let light in which effected my fishing at times and for the price of the huts it should be better quality. They had no problem sending me a new hut skin. I bought a scout this year and the same thing is happening, my older scout is better. Im kind of disappointed but I still love the huts.
babaganoush Posted February 23, 2009 Author Report Posted February 23, 2009 glad im not the only one....maybe i should call them and complain and maybe ill get a new tent
johnnyb Posted February 23, 2009 Report Posted February 23, 2009 I'm picking up a used one tomorrow...makes me feel good that at least it's one of the older ones
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