You could try using a needle and thread.
If sewing isn’t your thing, Tenacious Tape is a great alternative.
Torrin said:
If sewing isn’t your thing, Tenacious Tape is a great alternative.
Thanks, I’ll look into it. Sewing isn’t really my strong suit.
Torrin said:
If sewing isn’t your thing, Tenacious Tape is a great alternative.
Thanks, I’ll look into it. Sewing isn’t really my strong suit.
You could pay someone to repair it. A professional could have it looking new in about 20 minutes.
Torrin said:
If sewing isn’t your thing, Tenacious Tape is a great alternative.
Thanks, I’ll look into it. Sewing isn’t really my strong suit.
This could be a good chance to learn how to sew. It’s a useful skill for fixing gear when you’re outdoors.
Torrin said:
If sewing isn’t your thing, Tenacious Tape is a great alternative.
Thanks, I’ll look into it. Sewing isn’t really my strong suit.
Sewing isn’t that hard if you don’t mind it looking a bit rough. With a needle and thread, it’ll only take 15-30 minutes.
Torrin said:
If sewing isn’t your thing, Tenacious Tape is a great alternative.
Thanks, I’ll look into it. Sewing isn’t really my strong suit.
It’s good to recognize your limitations. Respect for that.
@Westley
There are no limitations unless you impose them on yourself.
Sai said:
@Westley
There are no limitations unless you impose them on yourself.
Except for childbirth. That one’s a bit out of reach.
Sai said:
@Westley
There are no limitations unless you impose them on yourself.
Except for childbirth. That one’s a bit out of reach.
Not with that kind of attitude it isn’t!
Sai said:
@Westley
There are no limitations unless you impose them on yourself.
That’s the right mindset. Now let’s sign you up for a sewing class!
Tenacious Tape is my go-to for repairs like this.
There’s a product called Stormsure that works great. They have patches you just stick onto the damaged spot. I’ve used one on a jacket for years, and it’s held up through a lot of wear and washing.
If it’s from North Face, they have a great warranty program and might repair it for you.
Check out NoSo patches; they’re super handy for quick fixes.
Patching works well, even if it’s a bit of a hassle.
If the damage is at a seam, contact North Face for a warranty repair. Their warranty service is really solid.
I can’t help with repairs, but I love that bag!
NoSo patches work wonders for stuff like this.