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Glenn Ashmore wrote: Peggie Hall wrote: It suddenly occured to me that the simplest solution MIGHT just be a huge pair of socks or a pair of tyvek booties that can be slipped on over your shoes easily. We could sell them just outside the gate. Or better yet, just inside with the show logo on them. :-) What do you think Peggie? Forget the show logo...the show won't pay us squat to put their name on 'em. Let's make some money doing the same thing pro tennis players, skiers, and race cars do--get every mfr we can find room for to pay big bucks to put their logos on 'em! You put up the money for the booties, I'll find the sponsors. ![]() You know, that's not a bad idea! The Official r.b.c. boat bootie! A slip on Tyvek bootie with an elastic ankle band and lots of logos. A box of 200 Tyvek shoe covers with nonslip soles cost $100.00 at Grainger. Polypropylene is $40. For a few thousand pair direct from the manufacturer we are probably talking under a quarter a pair. Two bucks a pair to cover the production, sellers pay and expenses and all the logo fees are profit. Having used Tyvek booties, I would be concerned that they would be slippery which wouldn't be good on a boat. My husband slipped on some aluminum dust that was on his shoes (due to putting in mast steps) and fell down the companionway into the main saloon dislocating his shoulder. Plus were you thinking that people would wear them from boat to boat? They'd get just as dirty as shoes. Even socks are slippery unless you put non-skid on them, which would rachet the cost up. To late for this year but we need to remember that for next year's show season. :-) Not that I want to throw cold water on the project - just a thought. grandma Rosalie |
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