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best travel luggage/backpack stores - dublin?

  • 18-03-2015 9:11pm
    #1
    sporina
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    hi i am going traveling and would like to find a good store that would have a good selection and good sales advice. Where are the best stores in ireland? I know of 53 degrees north and the great outdoors - are there others? snow and Ice I have heard of but never been to one - anyone got any info? or on any other good stores? thanks


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  • #2
    dogmatix
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    1. Base camp in Abbey street and the Outdoors adventure around the corner near Jervis centre.
    2. there is a high-end store in temple bar - used to be lowe-alpine, currently north face, could be Berghaus next, (who knows?). Seems to change brands every few years.
    3. Snow and ice in dundrum has a good selection but seems to be more for skiers and cyclists.


  • #3
    annapr
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    Capel Camping on Capel Street has a lot of the same brands, etc. as the bigger stores... it's small, cramped, but the prices tend to be better and they will give you discounts.


  • #4
    sporina
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    dogmatix wrote: »
    1. Base camp in Abbey street and the Outdoors adventure around the corner near Jervis centre.
    2. there is a high-end store in temple bar - used to be lowe-alpine, currently north face, could be Berghaus next, (who knows?). Seems to change brands every few years.
    3. Snow and ice in dundrum has a good selection but seems to be more for skiers and cyclists.

    think i will venture to snow and ice - had not heard of it before - thanks


  • #5
    Gasherbraun
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    Snow And Rock often have brands not carried by other retailers in Dublin and while these are sometimes specialist and expensive I often find heavily discounted items in there. I recently got a pair of 5.10 Camp Four shoes in there at 50% off (a new line is coming out) and have picked up Mountain Equipment shells for (a lot) cheaper than I can get them elsewhere.


  • #6
    sporina
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    Gasherbraun wrote: »
    Snow And Rock often have brands not carried by other retailers in Dublin and while these are sometimes specialist and expensive I often find heavily discounted items in there. I recently got a pair of 5.10 Camp Four shoes in there at 50% off (a new line is coming out) and have picked up Mountain Equipment shells for (a lot) cheaper than I can get them elsewhere.

    thanks - yeah i mailed them and they got back to me super fast - thanks..


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