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Oren Partovi
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May 18, 2019
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Unknown Hometown
· Joined May 2019
· Points: 0
Hey there guys, I am heading to Peru, Huaraz to climb. Does anyone have any recommendations for a great place to buy gear in decent prices, especially shoes. Looking for recommendations at Cusco, Lima and Huaraz. Thanks for the help!
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Andrew Hildner
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May 19, 2019
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Unknown Hometown
· Joined Jan 2006
· Points: 20
Huaraz will be easiest to find gear, but your will pay at least US retail prices, sometimes more depending on the gear. I'd bet you'd find better prices in Lima, but requires a trim into the city from the airport.
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Ryan Marsters
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May 19, 2019
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Golden, CO
· Joined Jan 2011
· Points: 1,436
Many of the gear shops in Huaraz are within easy walking distance. Best to walk around for an hour to compare prices and selection before pulling the trigger.
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Oren Partovi
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May 20, 2019
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Unknown Hometown
· Joined May 2019
· Points: 0
Thanks guys Any specific store you may know?
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Steven Libretti
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May 20, 2019
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Northern, NJ
· Joined Jan 2017
· Points: 0
Oren Partovi wrote: Hey there guys, I am heading to Peru, Huaraz to climb. Does anyone have any recommendations for a great place to buy gear in decent prices, especially shoes. Looking for recommendations at Cusco, Lima and Huaraz. Thanks for the help! if you are heading there from the states, then this forum is a great spot to find stuff, as is geartrade, ebay, local REI garage sale, etc....
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Norm Larson
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May 20, 2019
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Wilson, Wy.
· Joined Jan 2008
· Points: 70
You will do better to take your gear with you to Huaraz and then sell it there when you are done. They don't have access to the deals or the gear choices you will find here.
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Dyer Healy
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May 20, 2019
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Bozeman
· Joined Jan 2018
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You will save money and time by buying gear in the states or where ever you live, if you can. You will probbably be able to find some boots, crampons, and an ice axe, but you won’t have the greatest selection of type/ size because there are no big retailers
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Steven Libretti
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May 20, 2019
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Northern, NJ
· Joined Jan 2017
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Dyer Healy wrote: You will save money and time by buying gear in the states or where ever you live, if you can. You will probbably be able to find some boots, crampons, and an ice axe, but you won’t have the greatest selection of type/ size because there are no big retailers
this^ when i was there about two years ago, a guide group i was with was actually having some of their repeat guests bring equipment purchased at REI because it is so much cheaper or just not even available in Peru
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