particuarly sneaky as the website still says you get one when you buy a ticket
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Sabine Schindler
11 years ago
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Coming from the UK we did a Tough Mudder in Colorado/USA. We were treated like loyalty at airports and everywhere in US wearing our tshirts - plus we told everyone how amazing Tough Mudder is. It's going to be our last Mudder this year: no Tshirt, no Mudder.
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Maria Fort
11 years ago
I love the Wounded Warrior work Tough Mudder does, and I understand these events are expensive. But I think that it has become apparent that the focus is so much more on profit than challenging the person, supporting wounded servicemen and women, and promoting camaraderie. The rapidly increasing prices and slashing the kit to participants doesn't convey these messages any longer. My next Tough Mudder will be my last.
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Val
11 years ago
Who wants a headband?
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Robin Maloney
11 years ago
get rid of the drink at the end the end, I was in a team of 8 and not one of us had it. have should've asked ppl what they want, headband or a tshirt. I think everyone would want a tshirt
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Chad Ellis
11 years ago
Bring back the T
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Paul Morton
11 years ago
You are sponsored by Under-Armour ... What exactly do they bring to the table if not the T-Shirts? Not doing another one till the T-Shirts a are back. Worn my previous shirts lots of times... Worn my headband.. never.
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Shelly Bevan
11 years ago
We want our shirts back!!!
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Paul Clark
11 years ago
Unbelievably bad business decision. I will complete my 11th TM this year… and this year will be my last.
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Michael Z
11 years ago
We want shirts
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Ethan M
11 years ago
$225 and no shirt
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Anthony M
11 years ago
Bring back the shirts!
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Wendy Bartlett
11 years ago
Bring back the shirts! I'm a first timer this year and won't do it again if they aren't brought back. Disappointing.
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Miguel Lau
11 years ago
Ridiculous move. T-shirt is definitely a source of pride and a conversation piece. Are we about being a tribe or about the bottom line? This is seriously jacked up.
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brian granillo
11 years ago
I paid a lot and want a shirt.
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Ryan
11 years ago
Prepping for my second TM in Dublin this year, and agast that the Finisher shirt is not part of the package. Keep the head band, keep the photograph (though please still give me the beer) but the T-shirt is what it's all about. Recently in Iceland and I was asked about what Tough Mudder was, gentleman was intriguied and was going to 'check it out'. I'm marketing for you in even the most odd locations for free...and HAbPPY TO DO IT! The T-shirt is the real badge of honor...haven't seen any headbands out in town...
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Emma Evans
11 years ago
It's a conversation piece , therefore free marketing ! Rather a shirt than a head band !
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Martyn
11 years ago
Flipping cheap skate's no point in turning up now
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Jeff
11 years ago
Worst marketing fail since Nationwide showed us all a dead kid during the Super Bowl. Here's some ideas, charge a little more people will give you more money to wear your marketing...give us an option to purchase one for say $10 at ticket time, again people will give you money to market your product...did I mention the thing you're cutting is probably your best piece of marketing? As much as I love the 80's I'm not going to wear my headband running or too the gym.
particuarly sneaky as the website still says you get one when you buy a ticket
Coming from the UK we did a Tough Mudder in Colorado/USA. We were treated like loyalty at airports and everywhere in US wearing our tshirts - plus we told everyone how amazing Tough Mudder is. It's going to be our last Mudder this year: no Tshirt, no Mudder.
I love the Wounded Warrior work Tough Mudder does, and I understand these events are expensive. But I think that it has become apparent that the focus is so much more on profit than challenging the person, supporting wounded servicemen and women, and promoting camaraderie. The rapidly increasing prices and slashing the kit to participants doesn't convey these messages any longer. My next Tough Mudder will be my last.
Who wants a headband?
get rid of the drink at the end the end, I was in a team of 8 and not one of us had it. have should've asked ppl what they want, headband or a tshirt. I think everyone would want a tshirt
Bring back the T
You are sponsored by Under-Armour ... What exactly do they bring to the table if not the T-Shirts? Not doing another one till the T-Shirts a are back. Worn my previous shirts lots of times... Worn my headband.. never.
We want our shirts back!!!
Unbelievably bad business decision. I will complete my 11th TM this year… and this year will be my last.
We want shirts
$225 and no shirt
Bring back the shirts!
Bring back the shirts! I'm a first timer this year and won't do it again if they aren't brought back. Disappointing.
Ridiculous move. T-shirt is definitely a source of pride and a conversation piece. Are we about being a tribe or about the bottom line? This is seriously jacked up.
I paid a lot and want a shirt.
Prepping for my second TM in Dublin this year, and agast that the Finisher shirt is not part of the package. Keep the head band, keep the photograph (though please still give me the beer) but the T-shirt is what it's all about. Recently in Iceland and I was asked about what Tough Mudder was, gentleman was intriguied and was going to 'check it out'. I'm marketing for you in even the most odd locations for free...and HAbPPY TO DO IT! The T-shirt is the real badge of honor...haven't seen any headbands out in town...
It's a conversation piece , therefore free marketing ! Rather a shirt than a head band !
Flipping cheap skate's no point in turning up now
Worst marketing fail since Nationwide showed us all a dead kid during the Super Bowl. Here's some ideas, charge a little more people will give you more money to wear your marketing...give us an option to purchase one for say $10 at ticket time, again people will give you money to market your product...did I mention the thing you're cutting is probably your best piece of marketing? As much as I love the 80's I'm not going to wear my headband running or too the gym.
the shirt unites mudders in the outside world