Marmot discount outerwear?
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I dont know the answer but Atleast I have seen your question so give me best answer 10 points I am respecting you sir and also I have given you a thumbs up.
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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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For a bargin, try here:\nhttp://www.sierratradingpost.com/d/287_Womens-Ins-Waterproof-Jackets.html\n\nIf price isn't the issue, try here:\n\nhttp://www.paragonsports.com/Paragon/Shop?Dsp=30000&PCR=1:100:1001:10027:100267:1000713&Key=Clothing_Womens_Ski_Jackets_All_JacketsCoats
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go to www.amazon.com.they have 50%off
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I do all my "outdoor" shopping at Sierra Trading Post online. Why? Because the prices are awesome, they carry name brands, they deliver quickly and they always seem to have exactly what I need.\n\nDo beware, shopping online here can take up HOURS of your free time! They not only carry hiking boots and backpacks, tents and gear -- they carry exactly the type of undergarments you seek. The silk long underwear is really nice, but they also carry the high-tech fibers that do a great job of moisture-wicking to keep you dry and warm. (see the Wickers Expedition Weight line and the Kenyon Expedition Weight long underwear pieces).\n\nHope this helps! Happy backpacking.
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go to china...because i expereince it that north face jacket are very cheap there...
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www.doineedajacket.com\n\nit tells you if you need a jacket or not, lol
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if you can't rent one for cheap you can buy one for $19.99 at \nTarget. we bought one last year it was really nice.
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Marmot in Jasper just closed this week .. and then there was a huge dump of snow lol.  March is fine for skiing, marmot is awesome .... go check it out :-))
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Check out SpyGear.com
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I can help with all your questions, but I bought Alpaca winter gloves off eBay.  They are very warm and super soft.  The weird part is the gloves have a very lose weave and still retain heat.\nI can't remember exact pricing but I think I paid around $30 for the gloves.\n\nI haven't washed them yet, but my understanding is they are machine washable.  My plan is to hand wash and air drive.\n\nMike Honeycutt
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check out macys or burlington coat factory
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try an army surplus store
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Usually what I do is buy my winter running clothes at the beginning of summer and vice versa. That way you get the season end discounts. I also buy from Kohl's, they've got good stuff from Reebok.\n\nOnline, I would buy from ParagonSports. They have many varities and are the cheapest so far. \n\nhttp://www.paragonsports.com/Paragon/Shop?Dsp=20000&PCR=1:100:1000:10012&Key=Clothing_Mens_Running\n\nHere is the link to their running store. \n\nGood luck. Hope you like them.
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Check out http://www.adonisgear.net
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This is the closest I could find. A tuxedo vest and tie in camouflage.\nhttp://www.tuxedo-formalwear.com/Camouflage/Camouflage-Novelty-Vests/
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If you need a team parka, $95 is a good deal. Depending where you swim and your child's attitude, you may not really need a parka. A long sweat jacket, fluffy robe or other warm clothing may do just as well. Hang it when not in use and it should do fine during meets and lessons. \nIf you decide on a parka, go for larger than needed. Most are durable and your child will get a few years use out of it before you need to get a new one.