At least cookie tins are usable for small part storage.
Newer release of the Sram X-0 goodies don't get cookie tins. Nope, no longer. Today, X-0 stuff comes in a nice clear pencil box.
Good job, marketing goons. Good job.
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Packaging
Ever wonder what product managers are thinking? What makes the marketing guys think that shipping out rear derailleurs or other bicycle parts in cookie tins is a good idea?
At least cookie tins are usable for small part storage.
Newer release of the Sram X-0 goodies don't get cookie tins. Nope, no longer. Today, X-0 stuff comes in a nice clear pencil box.
At least cookie tins are usable for small part storage.
Newer release of the Sram X-0 goodies don't get cookie tins. Nope, no longer. Today, X-0 stuff comes in a nice clear pencil box.
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Dave recently bought a cylindrical container filled with individually plastic-wrapped prunes. That took packaging to a whole new level, in my eyes!
I think it is better than cardboard and plastic that people just throw away. I have two plastic Avid brake boxes that I keep stuff in. I use my Thomson bags for various things like our toothbrushes when we camp. I use the bags my SRAM Red stuff came in to package guns & mags for range trips.
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