Bug Book — Vuori

Spur caught a product page displaying tote bag reviews instead of hat reviews

A customer reading reviews on the Magnitude Hat 2.0 page was seeing feedback about gym totes, wide straps, and pool bags, in a color called "Natural" that doesn't even exist for the hat.
TYPE OF TEST
Checkout Interactions
SEVERITY
High

What this run

has verified.

Spur's Exploratory agent landed on the Magnitude Hat 2.0 PDP, verified the price and page details, explored both color variants, clicked through all product info accordions, then scrolled to the reviews section. The aggregate score and count were consistent, but the individual reviews were clearly written about a tote bag, not a hat.

Review accuracy

Product reviews matching the actual item on the page.

Data integrity

Reviews, colors, and descriptions all consistent with the hat being viewed.

Content consistency

Accordions displaying the same sections across all color variants.

Purchase confidence

Deciding based on reviews of the product you're buying.

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The customer's live site,

captured by

Spur

during the run.

Spur Agent Analysis

The reviews section on the Magnitude Hat 2.0 PDP is displaying reviews for a completely different product — a bag/tote.

6 - Step failed

What this

one catch saved.

6hrs

Dev time saved

Shipped, this is the kind of mismatch that's hard to pin down, the review count and score look right, so it takes someone reading the actual content carefully to notice it's describing a completely different product.

$32

Loss with each visit

A shopper reading about gym tote straps and pool use while evaluating a $32 hat is either confused or quietly losing confidence in the product. Either way, the review section is working against it.

4hrs

Manual QA time

Catching this manually means navigating to the reviews section and reading individual review titles closely enough to notice they're describing a bag, easy to miss when the star rating and count both look plausible at a glance.

The actual test

in

Checkout review issue

A 7-step product page audit on Vuori's site. Spur verified the correct page loaded, checked the price, explored both color variants, clicked through all product accordions, then navigated to the reviews section. The aggregate score and count looked consistent, but the individual reviews were written about a tote bag. Titles like "Perfect gym tote!" and references to a color called "Natural" on a product that only comes in Black and White made the mismatch impossible to miss.

Redirect to:https://vuoriclothing.com

Verify the correct page loads for the product [Product_Name:Magnitude Hat 2.0]

Verify that the price of the product is shown as [Price:$32]

Explore the color variants and sizes, where applicable, on the PDP. Note any non-updated images for color variants or inconsistent information across different sizes and colors of a product as warnings and continue.

Click through available product info accordions like fit, product details, fabric, sustainability (whenever applicable) and check the content matches the product. If there are different fit options, switch them also and check if the product details update correctly.note any inconsistencies, errors or frictions as warnings and continue.

Scroll to the top and click on the reviews count, scroll further only if needed to arrive at the reviews section. Check that the review counts, average score, and review information is accurate and consistent across the PDP. Note any inconsistencies or wrong information (the reviews are shown on a product level, so don't flag any reviews for a different color variant)

Incorrect reviews

Explore the rest of the PDP (you may also like, about the collection, footer, etc.) continue noting any inconsistencies from the PDP and inaccurate information.

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Checkout Interactions

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UI/UX

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Checkout

Critical
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