I saw that apparently last year the t shirts went missing so people we given a cheap cotton one, then they found the t shirts in a warehouse and so stuck stickers over them, claimed that they had them “re printed” and then claimed they had done it for sustainability reasons, everyone favorite excuse for cost cutting
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yep - what I read.
what a bunch of twunts
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I was just typing a reply that was along these lines! 
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That is bloody ridiculous. Shocking excuse. How about they donate the tees to a charity or something and get proper ones printed up. I wouldn’t be happy at all if my finishers tee was a re-hashed version of last years.
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How much do IM t-shirts cost from the expo - £40? I wonder if they’d consider knocking that off the entry fee…
They probably cost them less than £10 printed 
Fucking shysters
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A few years ago at IMOZ, it was either the backpacks or the T-shirts that proudly stated:
IRONMAN: Anthing is possible 
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The trophies for our last race turned up with Worchester Triathlon on them.
We phoned the place and they sent replacements with Worcester Trailthon instead 
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The caring face of American commerce!
Cheeky buggers, it’d be something if the offered the money to a charity.
One year didn’t their slogan use the MDot logo in front of ‘possible’ so it read:
Anything is IMpossible
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Got a thin cotton one at Frankfurt two weeks ago
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It was a thin cotton one at Copenhagen 70.3 as well, although fairly soft.
I’d prefer them to do t’s for trees or something
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The number of Mdot races you do you must have a house full of t-shirts and backpacks
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I have five backpacks I’ve kept and twelve T-shirts. Two caps. A jersey.
And a towel.
Oh and some goggles.
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I have and I give a load away 
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Shouldn’t have bothered with the second sentence.
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I got the same from California 2022 a couple of weeks ago, clearly can’t work out my sex, but I’m looking forward to competing at Kona as a lady
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