I am in California, USA. I want to buy outdoor rucksack. Please recommend me an online store.?
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shopzilla.com   buy.com    backcountry.com    kelty.com   thenorthface.com
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Check e-bay.  They have everything.
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Here are a bunch of sites where you can purchase one:\n\nhttp://www.footballfanatics.com/HTMLPages/root/NFL/SanDiegoChargers/SanDiegoChargersMensJackets.html\nhttp://www.sportsauthority.com/category/index.jsp?categoryId=716604&cp=711652.716563&clickid=mainnav_browse_txt&cid=\nhttp://www.dealtime.com/xPO-Nfl_Equipment_Nfl_Equipment_San_Diego_Chargers_Player_Travel_Jacket
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Kelty Eureka Coleman and Guide Gear all make great tents.\n\nI shop online at www.campmor.com and www.sportsmansguide.com\nand normally find great deals.\n\nMake sure that when you get your tent that you spray the seams with something like CampDry Heavy Duty Water Repellent, just to reinforce the waterproofing methods.
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http://www.backcountry.com/\n\nBackcountry.com is awesome. Great selection and awesome customer service. \n\nAlso, bookmark www.steepandcheap.com. This site only sells one item at a time but it's always at an amazing price and you'd be surprised what they put up there. I check it at least once a day
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http://www.worldwidebrands.com get positive reviews from the online merchants forum I visit. They have a list (for a fee) of suppliers who will ship for you (dropship).\n\nDo you have website / electronic storefront already.  If not, visit http://www.multi-tradeonline.com  -- reseller of StoresOnline [SOL] storebuilder licenses for as low as 10% of what it would have cost you (price of 1 site compared to price for 'pack of 3 sites + other stuff bundled together' -- the minimum you can buy direct from SOL).
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Well, online is always good since I have no idea where Humboldt County is. E-bay and craigslist have good deals on used and new snowboards but first go to frostyrider.com and use their sizing calculator if you don't already know you size. You can go to citysearch.com and search snowboard shops and you'll probably find one in your area, or at least close. If you want to buy a new one. buy directly from the manufacturer.
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Depends on the state check http://packing.org
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Look online,  Google it...you may find a stockist...;
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check www.packing.org, or your states attorney generals website
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North Face, undoubtedly.\n\nSlumberjack is very low quality gear, their zippers for one, SUCK, they come off the track and split very easily, don't always really break as in can't repair it but they get screwed up easily for some reason.\n\nIf you are interested in anything for extreme needs (temp rating, lightweight, waterproof, durability, compressible) for backpacking in less than friendly territory, you will have to pay for multiple features...because usually, unless you utilize the technology of the high end fabrics and fillers, meeting one need is at the expense of another. For example, you can get a very warm sleeping bag for little money but it will be heavy and very bulky. Also, for a little money, you can get a lightweight compressible bag but it will be less durable. If any one of these doesn't matter as much, such as camping in nice weather, or from your car, you can get the cheap stuff and get your needs met...but even then, you are going to get what you pay for in terms of durability. \n\nFor something like a fleece bag liner, you can buy the cheapie 10 dollar one at Walmart and afford to replace it if it craps out, but I have one and it is fairly durable.
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Try an EMS or another outdoor camping and hiking store in your area.  Something form fitting that is used for hiking will do the trick.  Try them all on I am sure that you will find something that works for you.
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i dont know any stores but there are websites like airsoft.com or airsoftusa.com
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Try a sporting good store such as Dick's or Gander Mountain....you must have one near your home or search online.
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Sony has an outlet store in Camarillo, Cali. I don't know where you are located. Try EBAY.
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I know you were looking for a local retail store, but I bought mine on Ebags.com. I had the same problem as you with the over loaded back pack and aching back. Law books, notebooks, supplements, and the laptop were killing me! Try looking on ebags and I am sure you will find something suitable and affordable. They ship rather quickly, too!
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Depending on where you are camping, you may be able to get by with a fleece liner, a down throw blanket, or a sheet, any of which can be found in a discount store. All of which are under 20 bucks. Or you can just pack a cool weather pair of PJs or sleep in your clothes or bring an old blanket from home.\n\nIf you need anything warmer in the summer, you should be able to get by with ANY low budget bag from a discount store. They aren't too hard to pick out. Your basic 40-50 degree bag. \n\nThere are a lot of variables to picking out a sleeping bag. If none of your needs are that extreme, then it isn't such a dilemma. But if you need lightweight, compressible, easy to hike with, AND roomy, warm, durable, then you are certainly going to pay for it. That's when you need to turn to a reputable brand of backpacking gear and you will get what you pay for, including high performance fabrics and insulations. Otherwise you end up with a very warm sleeping bag that weighs 12 lbs or a very light sleeping bag that falls apart in your hand. You will always have to compare and balance the things you want out of your bag. You will not find a 40 below bag that fits in the palm of your hand and lasts for 10 years in the arctic expeditions, and costs 50 dollars. \n\nCheck Walmart for any of these items above, or if you want a "real" camping bag (beware crappy zippers) try Slumberjack, very low budget yet official camping gear. Kelty makes better sleeping bags, and other manufacturers can really set you up nice. However, you just don't need that kind of technology in the summer.\n\nOne thing to consider when buying any camping gear is that, in addition to the brand of the piece you choose, it is important to choose a reputable retailer that stands behind their products. Kind of like appliances. You can buy a Kenmore washer at Sears with a warranty, or you can buy the same item from Joe Schmo on Ebay and you are stuck with it if it is a lemon. One of the best retailers in the camping biz is Campmor (great online selection), and another is REI. \n\nDon't forget with your summer sleep setup...that you need a mosquito net.