Did TRR list the strap lengths incorrectly? I just took a look a three Velo listings on their site and they all have different long strap drops. So who knows where they're measuring from, are they including hardware? Are they giving the longest measurement?I am really over TRR. I bought these two velos, sorry for the crappy pix, I was in a hurry. A bronze and a lagon. The lagon was listed as "heavy discoloration throughout". It literally only has minor color loss at the corners, it's beautiful. The long strap is kinda wonky, probably from storage, but no big deal. It was listed as not eligible for return, which was fine, cuz it was super cheap. The bronze, however, was NOT listed as ineligible for returns but came with a tag saying as much, while the lagon has no tag on it whatsoever. While the bronze is beautiful, there's a huge difference in the length of the long strap. (The bag is actually slightly larger, too.) The photo shows the lagon strap on the shortest hole with the bronze strap on the longest. There's quite a difference and the top of the bronze sits really dang high xbody. So now, if I want to return the bronze, I'm going to have to go to battle with TRR. Then I'll probably get stuck with another credit, forcing me to buy from them again.Maybe I'll just suck it up. Has anyone use strap extenders with their Bals?
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Just as an FYI, Bal changed their straps in 2012 if I remember correctly, previous to that there was no adjustment. My pearly bronze strap is the same length as my 2010 castagna so it looks like they went back to the early strap measurement for that particular 2013 limited edition.
I don't think you'd have a problem returning the pearly bronze if there was an error on the listing. I'd argue for a refund over a credit if it was their error.