what's your best online place for camping equipment?

[quiltinggal]

Bought a used camper this year and tried it out this past fall. Now we need to buy a few items including tote along water tank, full size mattress, carry along folding chairs, lightweight frying pans & pots, bug zapper, sewer hose, water purifier... any suggestions where to buy most of this stuff? We have a local Bass Pro Shop & Dicks Sporting Goods but thought i'd be missing on some good deals. Appreciate it.

 

[Pathfinder1]

I usually don't trek very far,
when all around me black bears are.




Hi...

Some of the items you want might be gotten from The Sportsman's Guide. Frequently quite reasonable, and quite an assortment.




Ronald...what do you mean you don't want to be the assistant grenade catcher...??

 

[Theosus]

I love looking at the sportsmans guide... They have some crazy stuff. It's like the walmart of the camping world.
I usually go to amazon first for almost anything. But shop around. My local camping store has a few things even cheaper than amazon, so go figure.

 

[oldsarge]

Cheaper Than Dirt has some interesting items also

Cheaper Than Dirt - America's Ultimate Sports Discounter

 

[Refrigerator]

Backcountry.com: The North Face, Mountain Hardwear and Arc'teryx Skiing, Camping, Hiking and Backpacking Gear
Outdoor Survival Tools & Gear | ARC'TERYX, Patagonia, Mammut, Rab, Black Diamond Equipment, Integral Designs, MSR Tents, The North Face, Marmot, Mountain Hardwear
Camping Gear & Outdoor Gear - Outerwear & Outdoor Clothing from Campmor.com
REI - Outdoor Holiday Gifts, Gear and Clothing, Expert Advice, Classes and Events for Skiing, Snowboarding, Winter Camping & More for the Family
Sierra Trading Post - Great Deals. Great Brands.
Shoes, Jackets, Oakley, Brooks | ZBSports.com
Mountain Hardwear | Clothing, Jackets, Tents, Sleeping Bags, Backpacks
Alaska Mountaineering & Hiking is Anchorage's climbing, hiking, backpacking, paddling & skiing HQ!
Altrec.com - The North Face, Patagonia, Backpacks, Running Shoes, Camping Equipment, Oakley Sunglasses
GearZone.com - Montbell | Salomon | Black Diamond | Backpacking | Trail Running | Climbing | Outdoor Gear & more.
Outdoor Gear from Big Agnes, Mont-Bell, Granite Gear, MSR, Therm-A-Rest, Gregory, Golite, Marmot, Mountain Hardwear & More :: CampSaver.com
Backcountry Gear - Lightweight Backpacking, Camping Equipment, Camping Tents, Climbing Gear, Hiking Gear, Backpacking Gear.
Outdoor Clothing & Adventure Clothing for Camping, Hiking, & Travel | Backwoods
MountainGear.com; Outdoor gear and clothing for climbing, hiking, skiing, camping & backpacking.
Easton Mountain Products
http://www.leftlanesports.com
Nature's Coffee Kettle
Packit Gourmet
Sportsman's Warehouse: America's Premier Hunting, Fishing & Camping Outfitter
Recreation Packs | Mystery Ranch Backpacks

 

[oldsarge]

Thanks Fridge! I guess that about wraps it up for this thread. I knew you would come through!

 

[Refrigerator]

Thanks Fridge! I guess that about wraps it up for this thread. I knew you would come through!

well that's just some of it.....I have another page waiting for this thread to cool off and return next year...

 

[hummingbird]

I don't think I've ever bought camping equipment from an online source. I would rather see what I'm buying before I buy it. I am kind of old fashioned that way.

 

[RoyalAmbassador]

OK Fridge quit showing off I can't type that fast!! HAHA

 

[Gunny Webb]

I found shopwiki can help me find some bargains.
Although you never find just one store with a good price on everything.

 

[briansnat]

Sierratradingpost.com for bargains and Campmor, REI and LL Bean if if I can't find it cheaper on Sierratradingpost.

 

[DylanT]

I love looking at the sportsmans guide... They have some crazy stuff. It's like the walmart of the camping world.
I usually go to amazon first for almost anything. But shop around. My local camping store has a few things even cheaper than amazon, so go figure.

I think Sportsmans Guide are having some kind of pre Black Friday sale on some stuff. Theres a few coupons floating around anyway.

http://www.********************/net/sitemap/camping-and-outdoor.aspx?d=117

:tinysmile_hmm_t2:

 

[ppine]

Cabela's is number one. I am suprised it is not mentioned more. Sierra Trading Post and Campmoor are next.