Outdoor, Sport shopping in Pacific
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Tour Shop
Ownership of the land is the structure of Vanuatu society. Everything you touch, cycle over or swim in is owned by somebody. The Tour Shop has camping gear for hire, and Reza will give you a map of places you can camp - pay the owner when you arrive. The equipment can be taken to the outer islands, where many bungalow owners allow camping, and Tanna has Boita's Camping Ground.
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Kite Power
Whether you're a kid or just a kid at heart, if you're looking for beach entertainment this is the place to come. This small shop is chock-full of beach balls, Frisbees, boomerangs, smashball racquets, hula hoops, juggling paraphernalia, games and, of course, lots of kites. Test your purchases in the nearby grassy reserve.
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Mountain Designs
If you're in need of top-quality outdoor goods, this is a fine place to come. Australian- and US-made backpacks, rock-climbing equipment, camping gear, sleeping bags, hiking shoes and travel books are on offer, and the friendly staff can help you with info about excursions or day trips out of Sydney.
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Champions of the World
Pick up a hat, T-shirt, key ring or tie from the Kiwi sporting code of Rugby Union. Only problem is, official merchandise comes in one colour: All Blacks. Great retro one-day cricket gear worn by the Black Caps is also available for any budding Ewan Chatfields.
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Mainly Tramping
For all your specialist outdoor needs, be they tramping, kayaking or mountain climbing, this is the place. Staff here are knowledgeable and helpful; rental of tramping gear is available. Other stores selling outdoor equipment are found on and around Mercer St.
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City Place Disposals
City Place Disposals is the place to visit for affordable camping and outdoor gear. They stock a full range of tents, packs and everything else you'll need if you're 'going bush'. A good place to buy that Drizabone coat.
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Paddy Pallin
This is a good choice for camping and climbing equipment, ski gear, outdoor wear and travel books (including Lonely Planet ones). Knowledgable staff are on hand to help make your outdoor adventure a memorable one.
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Recycled Recreation
At The Climbing Edge indoor rock-climbing centre, this store sells second-hand outdoor gear. Chances are a tent you get here has already been waterproofed, but you'll probably want to double-check.
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Kathmandu
Kathmandu is a New Zealand-based chain of active apparel stores. Here you'll find everything from heavy-duty hiking packs to shoes made from recycled materials to urban streetwear.
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Paddy Pallin
Named for one of Australia's pioneering bushwalkers and still owned by the family, Paddy Pallin sells outdoor gear ranging from microfiber T-shirts to fleece-lined gloves.
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Good Sports
Good Sports hires out sports equipment, including bikes, camping and hiking accessories, fishing rods and water-sports gear.
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H&J’s Outdoor World
Check out H&J’s Outdoor World for everything from maps and boots to sleeping bags and dried food.
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Map Shop
The Map Shop stocks a good map of Suva and the surrounding areas, as well as large survey maps of the rest of Fiji.
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Southern Adventure
Check out Southern Adventure for everything from maps and boots to sleeping bags and dried food.
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Marine Corail
If you're shopping for snorkelling gear, Marine Corail, in central Noumea, has a selection of brands and prices.
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Wai Tui Surf
If you're looking for beachwear, daypacks, snorkel gear or surf boards, this place sells plenty of name brands.
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Mainly Tramping
This shop is filled with clothes, boots, tents, skis and everything else you need to get out and about.
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