Posted on Oct 26, 2015
MSG Senior Military Science Instructor (Smsi)
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I have always been an avid outdoorsman and I am always interested in broadening my knowledge on camping and hiking. I feel that being an outdoors person is a way of life and that the ability to obtain good affordable equipment is essential. I have tried purchasing new and used—but I have a hard time finding equipment to add to my inventory—that is cost effective. Any suggestions? I am the type of person that always brings to much or not enough. I know that inventory depends on how long and where you are going, but is there anything else one should take in consideration?

I have a link from the Wilderness Society:
http://wilderness.org/article/tips-great-hiking?gclid=Cj0KEQjwnrexBRDNmZzNkf7c4c4BEiQALnlxhc_xqn-CUMW54DpNgnbs6Ok39xdD7dy4usRR5CMQw90aAjft8P8HAQ

What are your thoughts?
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SPC Jeffrey Bly
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REI sells equipment where shaving ounces count.
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SPC(P) Jay Heenan
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I love REI, not only are the prices decent, but after you try it and decide you don't like it, you can return it (up to a year, I believe). If you join, you also get a check every year that you can use on equipment or for cash. It is a great company!
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2LT Scott Armstrong
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REI, Cabelas and Big Agnes when quality is a must.
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