Discount Gear Websites

FitToHunt

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You guys have any good discount hunting gear websites you'd be willing to share? Right now I'm always checking Camofire and promotive, but it seems like they just get leftovers because they never seem to have clothes in my size unfortunatly.

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ivorytip

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hardstalk has a sweet site for optics, soloOutdoor.com Vortek. camofire has been good to me, just have to hit it at right time to find right sizes. cableas bargain cave does get some sweet deals every once in a while, just picked up the fast tracker back pack/ 4800 cubic inches for $100!! sweet pack. SWFA outdoors and cameralandy can produce good deals too. steap and cheap and backcountry are ones to check too.
 

Gr8bawana

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There is a reason those things are in the discount sites. Only one or two left, discontinued, uncommon sizes.
 

Z Barebow

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Mentioned above. Steep and Cheap. Not specifically for hunting, but I have purchased most of my base layers there. Be patient with CamoFire, I seem to score about every 6 months or so. I should have an Icebreaker Camo coat showing up on Tuesday. Before that it was 9 months ago when I scored on some Eason FMJ arrows.

It seems if you are XXL, you get more deals!
 

Gr8bawana

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Mentioned above. Steep and Cheap. Not specifically for hunting, but I have purchased most of my base layers there. Be patient with CamoFire, I seem to score about every 6 months or so. I should have an Icebreaker Camo coat showing up on Tuesday. Before that it was 9 months ago when I scored on some Eason FMJ arrows.

It seems if you are XXL, you get more deals!
One more "X" and someone will use them for ground blind.
 
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mntnguide

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I have got a few great things off camofire in the years as well...Just gotta keep paying attention. I got my Kenetrek Mountain Extremes off of there for 50% off; really wish I would have bought a couple pairs!! but the ones I have, have made it 3 full guiding seasons of hundreds of days of use and are still holding strong. Every once and a while a good one definitely comes along on that site.
 

FitToHunt

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hardstalk has a sweet site for optics, soloOutdoor.com Vortek. camofire has been good to me, just have to hit it at right time to find right sizes. cableas bargain cave does get some sweet deals every once in a while, just picked up the fast tracker back pack/ 4800 cubic inches for $100!! sweet pack. SWFA outdoors and cameralandy can produce good deals too. steap and cheap and backcountry are ones to check too.
Thanks, I'll check some of those out. I did sign up for the camofire email updates so I get to see everything that comes up... Nothing I'm looking for so far, but hopefully soon. Seems like good quality camo is the toughest to find below retail...Paying full price could add up fast.

Also, if any of you guys are police, fire, military, or licensed guides you can sign up for Promotive.com. They do require employment verification. They've got a ton of brands, I just haven't been able to find the sizes and patterns I want yet..... I did call a couple of vendors too, and it sounds like they're having issues with the long shoremans union getting containers through right now. At least on the west coast.
 

hoshour

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I buy things occasionally on eBay and Craigslist. To check Craigslist nationally, use adhuntr.com Like Camofire, you have to be diligent about checking every so often

I've bought used bows on Archerytalk. I won't buy them new without a big discount and its amazing how many guys want to sell the bow they bought last year for the hot new item
 

Murdy

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I've purchased boots at good prices at Sierra Trading Post, but you have to pick through a lot of stuff sometimes, as they only seem to have odds and ends of sizes on some.
 

JMSZ

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I'll second Sierra Trading Post...If you've ever been to Ross, Marshalls, etc., it's like that for outdoor gear, but you can pick up some awesome deals. Sign up for the e-mails, they actually send some useful discount codes.

I got sets of merino wool socks, with liners and heavy out socks, that were originally $25 a set, for $5 a set.

You just have to check into the website regularly...they had some nice Carhartt polypro stuff last year, but I didn't want to spend the extra money at the time ($15 apiece), now they're gone and I'm kicking myself in the butt for not getting it.
 

Firefighter44

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If you are FF, PD, or military you can use leoadventures. Its an awesome site and you can get Sitka and many other high end companies for a significant discount! You need proof and takes a little work but VERY worth it