I don't know what's more disappointing; the fact that your event specific t-shirts for sale last year were without question, the poorest design lacking imagination, or that you choose to remove something as pleasingly simple as a "finisher" t-shirt, despite one of your sponsors, Under Armour, being one of the most popular training apparel companies on the planet. Do the right thing and bring back the shirts, as well as a voucher for those completing events before you can correct this GROSS error on your part.
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Dan Steringa
11 years ago
you get a t-shirt for eating a big steak, surely finishing mudder deserves a t-shirt
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Vanz
11 years ago
Please bring the Tshirt back. This will be my 1st year and all my friends participated last year and have one. I would love to have one and display my accomplishments!!please reconsider, thanks!
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Bradford Wise
11 years ago
The shirts are another way to remember the obstacles we have overcome to be Mudders. Everytime I wear mine, I remember how all the hard work and weight loss has paid off.
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Nathan Face
11 years ago
Why do a $100 race and get no shirt?
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Chris Cooney
11 years ago
Backwards step by the company, free advertising and everything and means something to everyone who gets one
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keiran stroud
11 years ago
The shirt means something to me i want to be able to wear it proud. the price to take part is ridiculously high as it is, now you
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louis oplawski
11 years ago
Bring back the shirt !
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Gina Iliff
11 years ago
this will be my first Tough Mudder, please let me have the opportunity to get a shirt!
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Caitlin Lacey
11 years ago
I cannot tell you the number of people who ether joined tought mudder or asked questions about donating money because of the days I wore that shirt. The shirt is more then just somthing to wear...there is a large amount of pride that goes into being part of such a team and supporting wounded warrior. As a legionaire I feel that these shirts matter
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Joe Mattingly
11 years ago
Costs can increase, but this is a big selling point and a badge of honor for contestants. Use cheaper material or whatever, but bring ht shirts back!
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Zach Berlinghoff
11 years ago
WTF, I won't be doing any more if I don't get more shirts.
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John Glines
11 years ago
Bring them back!
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adam sergent
11 years ago
Part of the reason to do it! The entry price I assume will be reduced without a t shirt?
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Jean Dannenberg-Schutt
11 years ago
please don't get rid of the shirt. I don't wear headbands ever. I do however wear a shirt every day. I wear my shirt with great pride and a sense of acomplishment. It has started conversations with others I see wearing them also. Also a great walking bilboard.
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Brett Barker
11 years ago
the shirts are motivation to get off the couch hit the gym and tell others your story. A symbol of accomplishment and pride. Something you can where everywhere. Save the shirts!
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dick toussaint
11 years ago
this is crap.pure greed
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Bryan Champ
11 years ago
If you register before Feb 1...you will receive a t-shirt...according to the Tough Mudder blog.
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Geoff
11 years ago
i completely agree with this petition; even though the headbands are the actual badges of honor, i don't wear headbands on a normal basis, so connecting with other mudders because they're wearing the shirt is such a cool experience and honestly I've made a friend here and there because they came up to me and asked which event i did.
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michael Visel
11 years ago
I'm just now finding out about this, the shirt isn't the point sure, but it still means a lot.
I don't know what's more disappointing; the fact that your event specific t-shirts for sale last year were without question, the poorest design lacking imagination, or that you choose to remove something as pleasingly simple as a "finisher" t-shirt, despite one of your sponsors, Under Armour, being one of the most popular training apparel companies on the planet. Do the right thing and bring back the shirts, as well as a voucher for those completing events before you can correct this GROSS error on your part.
you get a t-shirt for eating a big steak, surely finishing mudder deserves a t-shirt
Please bring the Tshirt back. This will be my 1st year and all my friends participated last year and have one. I would love to have one and display my accomplishments!!please reconsider, thanks!
The shirts are another way to remember the obstacles we have overcome to be Mudders. Everytime I wear mine, I remember how all the hard work and weight loss has paid off.
Why do a $100 race and get no shirt?
Backwards step by the company, free advertising and everything and means something to everyone who gets one
The shirt means something to me i want to be able to wear it proud. the price to take part is ridiculously high as it is, now you
Bring back the shirt !
this will be my first Tough Mudder, please let me have the opportunity to get a shirt!
I cannot tell you the number of people who ether joined tought mudder or asked questions about donating money because of the days I wore that shirt. The shirt is more then just somthing to wear...there is a large amount of pride that goes into being part of such a team and supporting wounded warrior. As a legionaire I feel that these shirts matter
Costs can increase, but this is a big selling point and a badge of honor for contestants. Use cheaper material or whatever, but bring ht shirts back!
WTF, I won't be doing any more if I don't get more shirts.
Bring them back!
Part of the reason to do it! The entry price I assume will be reduced without a t shirt?
please don't get rid of the shirt. I don't wear headbands ever. I do however wear a shirt every day. I wear my shirt with great pride and a sense of acomplishment. It has started conversations with others I see wearing them also. Also a great walking bilboard.
the shirts are motivation to get off the couch hit the gym and tell others your story. A symbol of accomplishment and pride. Something you can where everywhere. Save the shirts!
this is crap.pure greed
If you register before Feb 1...you will receive a t-shirt...according to the Tough Mudder blog.
i completely agree with this petition; even though the headbands are the actual badges of honor, i don't wear headbands on a normal basis, so connecting with other mudders because they're wearing the shirt is such a cool experience and honestly I've made a friend here and there because they came up to me and asked which event i did.
I'm just now finding out about this, the shirt isn't the point sure, but it still means a lot.