Outdoor Goods in New Zealand

Outdoor goods stores in New Zealand sell camping, tramping and hiking gear for the backcountry.

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Wild Outdoorsman — Outdoor Goods in Greymouth
Wild Outdoorsman

Wild Outdoorsman

Greymouth
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Hokitika Cycles & Sportsworld — Outdoor Goods in Hokitika
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Canopy Camping Escapes — Outdoor Goods in Dunedin
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Baby On The Move — Outdoor Goods in Nelson
Baby On The Move

Baby On The Move

Nelson
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Ezigrip Bike Racks — Outdoor Goods in Queenstown
Ezigrip Bike Racks

Ezigrip Bike Racks

Queenstown
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Caravan Camping & Marine — Outdoor Goods in Christchurch
Caravan Camping & Marine

Caravan Camping & Marine

Christchurch
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Champions of the World — Outdoor Goods in Christchurch
Champions of the World

Champions of the World

Christchurch
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Outdoor Goods on Business Directory

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Find and compare 7 outdoor goods businesses across New Zealand. Browse by region below or search to find exactly the outdoor goods business you need.

Outdoor goods retailers supply the kit for getting into the bush and the hills, from tents, packs and sleeping bags to boots, raincoats and cooking gear. They serve weekend campers, trampers tackling the Great Walks and hunters and climbers heading further off the track. The right gear makes a real difference when the weather turns, which in New Zealand it often does.

Fit and function beat brand names, so favour a store with staff who tramp themselves and can fit a pack and boots properly. Ask about a garment's waterproofing and warmth rating, since cheap wet-weather gear fails fast in alpine conditions. Try boots on with the socks you will wear and walk around the shop. Compare prices and watch end-of-season sales, but do not skimp on the items that keep you warm and dry. A store that offers repairs or hire is one that understands the gear.

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