A few deep discount gear sites

[milo303]

I hope snowest doesn't mind me sharing these sites....

Basically the sites are member only sites that have a sale on a bunch of items for a few days at a time. The sales either run until the product is gone, or for the designated time that it started with. The discounts are always 50-70% off retail and are always on outdoor goods that we all use.

The links I'm giving are my buddy share links so I do get a coupon when you guys sign up and purchase something after clicking my link. It's how they have decided to market their sites I guess....

I am in no way associated with the sites, only sharing the deals...

If anyone has other sites to add, I'd love to know about them, especially just snowmobile sites. Most of these sites are general outdoor stuff but do have things we use... Helmets, gloves, chest protectors, outerwear, survival gear etc.

If you don't see something you like right away, the items on sale will change in a few days.... I just get emails from them when the sales change so I can keep a tab on em.

http://www.theclymb.com/invite-from/miloinkc

http://www.seshday.com/invite/?r=34041

http://thryll.com/referafriend/?bl=bWlsb2lua2NAZ21haWwuY29t

https://www.leftlanesports.com/invite/MikeThurlo

http://huckberry.com/referral/vsqCZSzQrrcfmUtIadep

https://www.planetgear.com/invite/MikeThurlo

 

[Matte Murder]

A couple I use are 3.5 and promotice. The 3.5 sight is sales training for retail employees but you can usually find a way to qualify. Promotive was a site that I was asked to join after a few purchases on 3.5. Thanks for the info. Again, these sites are not sled specific but they do have killer deals on products from companies like BCA. I got my avy bag for half price from them.

 

[Timbre]

MILO303:
Are there any "benefits" to you for referring people who "sign up" on these sites? It looks like one has to become a member to even visit any of the sites you listed.

 

[Scott]

There are also many free sites.
www.gearscan.com

 

[tudizzle]

MILO303:
Are there any "benefits" to you for referring people who "sign up" on these sites? It looks like one has to become a member to even visit any of the sites you listed.

I am in no way associated with the sites, only sharing the deals...

...

 

[ruffryder]

MILO303:
Are there any "benefits" to you for referring people who "sign up" on these sites? It looks like one has to become a member to even visit any of the sites you listed.

I would imagine so... looks like spam to me..

to tudizzle - associated does not necessarily mean receives no benefit...

I don't know, could be wrong, but this looks similar to what people do on Amazon and other sites, where if you buy something from clicking on a link on anothers site, you get a benefit.

 

[Blk88GT]

Look at the links, they all contain referral IDs!

 

[quarters]

There are also many free sites.
www.gearscan.com

Thanks Scott! The wife noticed the deals and bought a snowboard that she has been looking at for awhile, but didn't need. now i'm out $270 instead of $360

Thanks again... jerk.

 

[Scott]

Thanks Scott! The wife noticed the deals and bought a snowboard that she has been looking at for awhile, but didn't need. now i'm out $270 instead of $360

Thanks again... jerk.

LMAO, I SPENT WAY TOO MUCH on camofire.com and steepandcheap.com the last couple of years. Got some great deals on some great gear.

 

[Scrappy]

I love Steep and Cheap for outdoor gear. I found a site that takes the info from all of the one deal at a time sites and summarizes it http://www.cleansnipe.com/

This site don't require you to become a member or register. Warning: it becomes addicting. I find myself checking it often to see what the latest deals are.

 

[Scott]

I love Steep and Cheap for outdoor gear. I found a site that takes the info from all of the one deal at a time sites and summarizes it http://www.cleansnipe.com/

This site don't require you to become a member or register. Warning: it becomes addicting. I find myself checking it often to see what the latest deals are.

Yeah, i use gearscan.com to watch all those sites.

 

[97exc]

Those multiple-site watching sites are sweet, I used to have a million windows open watching them all lol

 

[CleanSnipe]

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[donbrown]

The big retail craze are liquidation websites like overstock.com

So not to compete with last years inventory in the "normal" retail distribution

a product line will drop ship "old stock" being sold on a third party liquidation

website.

One I know out here in California is http://www.hautelook.com

Gotta watch out for are irregulars (and why) and items specifically made for the liqudation site because they aren't much of a deal . 99 cent stores are well known for doing this bait and swtch sell campaign.