Anyone use this chain of shops? I was in Norwich yesterday and called in, I was very impressed. Their adverts in newspapers tend to suggest that they are a bargain basement type store but they actually have the complete range of kit including good quality brands. Well worth a look if you have one near. Glyn
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They have some unbeatable deals from time to time, been using them for a while now-no complaints so far.
I visit the Stockport branch quite regularly and have noticed the store seems to have fewer genuine bargains than it used to. I'm not going to get excited about £10 off a £100 quid jacket.
A lot of the cheap stuff is, well, cheap stuff.
Some good discounts on big brands but you can often find better discounts from smaller online retailers.
To be honest, it's the kind of shop where I'd not feel guilty about trying stuff on and seeing if I could get it cheaper elsewhere.
A lot of the cheap stuff is, well, cheap stuff.
Some good discounts on big brands but you can often find better discounts from smaller online retailers.
To be honest, it's the kind of shop where I'd not feel guilty about trying stuff on and seeing if I could get it cheaper elsewhere.
They should be, they claim to beat any uk advertised price by 10% including interweb deals. I suppose there might be a bit of smallprint involved but probably worth it. Glyn.
They get around this by having a lot of their own brand stuff. I find Winfields is generally cheaper.
I'm just about to test their 10% deal next week... Seems to be mixed reviews.
I think it has to be in stock elsewhere, same size, color, spec, non-sale.
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I think it has to be in stock elsewhere, same size, color, spec, non-sale.
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excellent shop, buy most of my gear from the Oxford store. Huge range of stuff, and if you pay £4 a year for the discount card, get loads of savings.
I got a £110 tent for £54 and then a £185 tent down to £89.99 because of this, you have to di your research but it's well worth having a quick look on google shopping and sorting items by cheapest first before buying anything from them as you can save a fortune
They are useful that's for sure, but as Jinsin mentioned...Do some research, find the cheapest price and then use that price to beat GoOutdoors over the head with. I managed it last year on a Camping Gaz camping grill in Sheffield and they hand no problem accepting the 10% deal against one of their internet competitors.
They have just opened a new store in my local town........i bought the £5 discount card and i got that back with my first purchase. The card also lets me use their car park for free for 3 months so its worth having for that if nothing else.
sounds like you spend far too much time in there! half an hour or so does me fine - but three months????
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