Poor poor poor customer service!! Bought an expensive bag - urban ex pannier. Wish Id read the reviews here before I did so! Used it for the first time and the part that fixes it to the pannier rack broke. Emailed customer services who replied telling me where I could buy another one!! Sent a chaser email explaining that wasnt really the point and heard nothing back. If it had been a cheap bag I wouldn't have been so bothered - but with gold plated prices I really would expect gold plated customer service!

Yalta 3.0 - Fake waranty and poor service The chest strap fell off the bag with regular use. I didn't even have it for very long. Customer service gave me an elaborate and ridiculous method to try to reattach it, which is completely impossible. Then they said, go find a repair shop. The bag clearly has defective workmanship. They would not repair or replace the bag as the so called "lifetime warranty" states. The warranty is fake. It's just a marketing strategy. Their customer service is very unprofessional in their tone and response. I would not recommend buying products from his company. They fall apart after just a short time.

Good service and speedy delivery Good service and speedy delivery, I had to contact Chrome a couple of times, got a fast reply each time

Fantastic Products and Customer Service I have had nothing but great experiences with Chrome and get a lot of compliments in office and field settings. I've owned their bags for years, taking them through fairly difficult conditions without any major issues. I recently noticed stitching being torn from one of my bags and customer service was amazing. They honoured their warranty, despite covid, and ensured I got a replacement product and was allowed to keep the warranty item. Great group and great products.

Overpriced low quality poorly designed clothing I bought a pair of Wyatt 5 jeans for $120 which are advertised as "The toughest pair of jeans you'll ever own, period!"...the left leg stitching started unraveling from the bottom to knee in less than six months (a pair of generic $40 Levis would have lasted three years). Threw away the jeans and now I'm stuck with a $120 gift certificate for a site that has absolutely nothing desirable (yeah I don't want a $180 hoodie).