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FieldTurf Sold a Lie to Its Customers
In 2005, FieldTurf began selling Duraspine, marketing it as revolutionary turf with "unmatched durability," allowing fields to last a decade or more.
According to the company, the surface's grass fibers would remain "standing up" like natural grass, even after repeated usage.
As early as 2006, however, FieldTurf executives became aware the turf was cracking, splitting, and breaking apart.
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FieldTurf - the nation's leading maker of artificial sports fields - sold high-end turf for years after executives knew it was falling apart.
1,428
Number of fields sold
In revenue for the company
$570M
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Incredibly Expensive
At $300,000 to $500,000 each, the turf, sold primarily as Duraspine or FieldTurf, was the most expensive on the market.
Big Promises
FieldTurf officials justified the cost by saying it would perform better and last longer than any other product on the market.
Defective Product
To date, one of every five Duraspine fields in the U.S. has been replaced because of premature deterioration.
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All told, the company sold 1,428 of these fields in the United States for an estimated $570 million in revenue.
"Turf started to come up. It would be on your shoes just within one year after being put in, and all the green fibers are laying in the gym."
Rich McGlynn
Highland Park High School Coach
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FieldTurf Made Millions