BogeyBox Golf
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My first box arrived today, some interesting items, I'll have more details on brands and write ups later today.
My first box arrived today, some interesting items, I'll have more details on brands and write ups later today.
I like the look!
justincredible
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Curious to get your thoughts on this.
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I'll get the brands up tonight once I'm back at home, but at first look through, the Callaway 1/4 zip was like $75 which is way too much, the belt at like ~$90 was too much for me, and the blue polo was nice but a bit plain, the other polo and shorts will probably stay, but the polo is a bit outside my normal color palette, I'll be curious to see what they send in the next one after getting my feedback on this one.
SlightDraw
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Our average price point is an accessible $89 per item
Yeah that's going to be way too much for me to not be able to pick out exactly what I want. Good on them for the no subscription fee and free return shipping tho.
justincredible
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Reading through the site, it says $89/item on the pricing, but $65/item in the FAQs. I'm assuming $89 is the correct number to go off of, but they should make sure those numbers match to avoid confusion.
I like the idea of these kind of services, because I really hate the act of shopping, but I'm also a bit tight with my money and don't like the idea of paying full price for most items of clothing unless it's something I absolutely need.
I like the idea of these kind of services, because I really hate the act of shopping, but I'm also a bit tight with my money and don't like the idea of paying full price for most items of clothing unless it's something I absolutely need.
SlightDraw
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Also saw this and has me thinking that if you don't keep anything it still costs you $20?
"We’ll send you a selection of five clothing items and accessories handpicked by personal stylists on the date you choose. At the time your stylist selects your items, you will be charged a $20 styling fee. That $20 will be applied as a credit toward anything you keep from your shipment."
"We’ll send you a selection of five clothing items and accessories handpicked by personal stylists on the date you choose. At the time your stylist selects your items, you will be charged a $20 styling fee. That $20 will be applied as a credit toward anything you keep from your shipment."
justincredible
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Yes, the $20 is not refundable. It is only applied as a credit if you actually buy something.
My wife used a similar service for women's clothing (stitchfix) and their model was identical. There was a $20 "styling fee" for building out the box. That $20 is applied to anything you actually keep, and you can get a 15% discount on everything if you decide to keep the whole box.
The thought of not liking anything in the box and being out the $20 is another negative for me. That said, my wife always ended up keeping something from her boxes. Not sure if she ended up keeping something she wouldn't necessarily have kept if not for the $20 penalty, though.
SlightDraw
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The whole point for them is to hold that $20 over you so you just suck it up and pay for the full priced item(s) you want to get that "$20" back
justincredible
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Right. And I get it. Someone took the time to build the box for you, and they need to recoup that cost if you don't end up buying anything. I guess the nice thing is they give you a preview of everything in your box before they send it out, so you can nix things early on in the process.
SlightDraw
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That's good to know
justincredible
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Well, I think that's the case. I know it was with the service my wife used. I thought I read that you got a preview of the items before they sent them out but I may be wrong.
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Some nice packaging
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Main packaging with instructions, menu, pricing and return items and FH Wadsworth Belt
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18 Greens shorts, Ethan Maddox and Bradley Allan polos and a callaway 1/4 zip
Looks like nice clothes, but this would never work for me. I dont seem to have a problem spending $$ on clubs, but the idea of paying $89 for a polo doesnt fly for me. Not when many sites have sales to get the shirt I would want for at least half that. Also, I range between different sizes depending on the company. It might be more in line if they had a tier system where the more you keep, the less the bottomline cost becomes.
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I think this is something that could appeal to a lot of people, I know a LOT of people alive StitchFix, so seeing it for golf makes sense.
Not for me really, but I dig it for those who are curious or interested.
Not for me really, but I dig it for those who are curious or interested.
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Yeah my daughter loves her stichfix and honestly that's what got me curious about what might show up in a golf box!
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Amanda used it for a while, just had to be very specific on the feedback and her thoughts on things, within couple months it was really dialed in for her.
This is waaaaayyyy to much $ for me
I recently found d a vendor at a flea market that has Dunning Over runs. I get shirts for $25 and pants for $35 and shorts for $30
I recently found d a vendor at a flea market that has Dunning Over runs. I get shirts for $25 and pants for $35 and shorts for $30