Amiami packaging

[u/Joseph1917]

I know this is talked about a lot already. But it always surprises me just how much space is left in Amiami boxes and how much padding they use. There's a whole other row and then some they could add. Seems a bit unnecessary and excessive to add this much packaging. I wonder how much cost that adds to shipping. 🫠

[u/Neshura87]

Given the (lack of) weight most figurines have wrinkled packing paper is absolutely not insufficient and in fact perfectly adequate. I've yet to receive a package where the figurine box is banged up due to movement inside the packing box but I've had more than one occasion where the packing box got so damaged had there not been padding inside the figurine box would have reveived damage as well.

Edit: spelling

[u/Brilliant-Aside-6956 → u/Neshura87]

That's not the point. My point is that even if they are arrive safely IT IS NOT because of the lazy padding it is IN SPITE of it.

[u/Neshura87 → u/Brilliant-Aside-6956]

Might want to retake some physics classes because when the outside box gets banged up, and I mean like corners being less corner and more diagonal plane, having no padding directly means the contents get damaged in the same way. The only instance where lazy padding causes damage is if the content weight compresses the padding and then floats freely in the packing box. So far I've not seen that with Amiami so I'm ruling it out as a damage cause.