Camofire Replacement

[idcwby]

Looking to see if anyone knows of something similar to camofire since that isn’t an option anymore?

 

[buckbull]

I dont think there is. Blackouts ovis also went bankrupt, same parent company. Could really score some good deals on camofire.

Roger's sporting goods in Kansas city will have a 40% off sale every year. That's the closest thing I know off for deals.

 

[Ikeepitcold]

I haven’t heard or seen anything.
I would think that the same gear they sold would still be available at a lower cost so I would assume it will be tried again with a different business plan that would be profitable or at least better managed

 

[JimP]

When I found something that I liked on Camo Fire I would always check online to see what other locations were selling it for. Most of the time I could find it cheaper elsewhere.

One thing about Camo Fire is that at times they came up with some unique items that unless you knew of the company that made them or knew where you could find them they were the only place to purchase them.

 

[idcwby]

When they first started and had only 1 deal a day, it was usually a good price and at some point they got to big and the deals seemed to go away. Every now and then you would get something unique or a deal that made it worth watching for.
I’m curious if someone picks up their inventory and tries it again.

 

[Ikeepitcold]

When they first started and had only 1 deal a day, it was usually a good price and at some point they got to big and the deals seemed to go away. Every now and then you would get something unique or a deal that made it worth watching for.
I’m curious if someone picks up their inventory and tries it again.

I definitely agree

 

[tim]

If you are known for deals, you are probably not a profitable company.
No profits, means you go out of business.
Personally I hope the inventory goes back to the supplier, to lessen there loss.

Business owners always have different perspectives.