I missed a paragraph, I owned it and I amended my posts. I went to the site, read, but didn't read properly. I jumpED to a conclusion because I didn't read properly. That doesn't mean I routinely jump to consclusions without adequate information. Again, the bold bit is unnecessary. As for the italicised text, no, they're not. Their goods are purchased in $. Pricing needs to take cost into consideration, otherwise they'd be on the way to losses. Exchange rate fluctuations are part of the import / export game - you don't always get to choose when you pay for things as an importer, and input costs are a critical component of the pricing construct. ELITE have done the same (as no calves points out) and other brands across all market segments will have to take the same steps, unless they were one of the lucky who were able to secure forward pricing. Even then, they may be affected in the next import cycle, due to the forward pricing
