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DawnQuixote406 t1_iy16ufv wrote

I’ve seen Noso patches sold in gear stores around my mountain town. Can’t vouch for them, but it’s a more stylish option than tape: https://nosopatches.com

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ExpatPeru t1_iy1aia1 wrote

Over ten bucks for a single patch that looks like a sticker for children seems crazy to me, though I might just be getting old.

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0xB0BAFE77 t1_iy236qc wrote

As long as it works, who cares?
That's literally my only concern.

Paying $10 to save a $250+ jacket is a great deal as long as it lasts.

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hlshshdkdhdjd58829 t1_iy1muwn wrote

This is my dad’s take and he is almost 80 and loves Costco. On a $398 arcteryx puffer what’s another $30 for patches

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DawnQuixote406 t1_iy1f3zp wrote

Yeah, agreed. Not my thing either, especially at that price. But they seem to be popular!

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Chowbasa t1_iy46w7s wrote

You mean perfect for patching a kid’s winter coat? And you can get the small ones https://nosopatches.com/product/90s-dazzits/ and if you cut the figures out then that’s 15 of them for $17.99?

Buying them later today!

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Peacera OP t1_iydb6dh wrote

Ok those are awesome. I love kid's clothes and patterns.

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Chowbasa t1_iydq6tt wrote

lol I’m buying them for my daughter who is always climbing on stuff and falling down too. They could definitely improve their variety and add more “kid stuff”

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Peacera OP t1_iydb1e1 wrote

Now that you mention it, my kid's funny bandaids don't come off anything in the wash....you may accidentally be on to a cheaper solution!

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Bcruz75 t1_iy4qp0l wrote

I've used Noso patches for a similar use case. I can attest that they work. They've held up sitting in my closet for a year /s

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Peliquin t1_iy4o0xi wrote

They really, really work, IMO. I've used them to sort out ski clothes, insulated bags, and a friend's waterproof jacket.

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