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“It is cheap looking and very poor quality, like someone printed it at home on a basic printer that was running out of ink.”

→So we print on fine art paper, 200–310 gsm with pigment inks.

“The map quality is extremely low resolution, like it was a screenshot they just slapped on a large piece of paper.”

→So every poster is generated at true 300 DPI — never upscaled.

“I wasn't sure if they would get the locations correct — I did not find a way to proof it — so I opted out of the large canvas.”

→So you approve the exact design before anything gets printed.

“It was sent in a flimsy cardboard tube that was bent in half during shipping… they sent it again in the same tube and it was damaged AGAIN.”

→So prints ship in a rigid tube — and a damaged one is reprinted free.

“I ordered a map as a Christmas gift four weeks before the holiday… It finally came two weeks after Christmas.”

→So there's a promised delivery date, and the HD file arrives the same day as a backup.

“It was so easy to plot by uploading the daily gpx files to create a continuous route.”

→So multi-stage upload is built in: every day of your trip, one continuous line.