Great Online Deals of 2022

curvenutwrote:

not complaining,  just wondring.

Your curiosity has no tact. Someone already asked this a week ago and they didn't answer back then. If someone were to ask me on a public forum if my business is failing; I likely wouldn't even engage them at all. Especially somewhere that they actively give better deals and heads up compared the rest of the world.

I've noticed many items that are in stock that were previously not in-stock. I think you should look harder before making such bold statements, or just use your common sense. 

ALs.com has BD ULs for 40% off.

Al's has wild country friends for $48.71, better than a lot of the deals in the for sale forum here.

https://www.als.com/wildco-cam-friend/p?idsku=682355&skuId=682359

Osprey Mutant 38 $101.50

https://www.osprey.com/us/en/search/

The best do it all pack for only $100 is a deal.

And the 52 is $119.50 on Osprey's website.

This is part of their Labor Day sale, but I assume everybody will be discounting this generation of Mutants soon because the new ones should be showing up any day now

Peak xv jacket for 249;/ on Moosejaw.   moosejaw.com/product/eddie-…

Lots of Petzl gear 25% including the new GriGri, ice tools, crampons, harnesses, carabiners & quickdraws at REI during current Labor Day sale.
Also a bunch of other things on sale like Sterling ropes. 

https://www.rei.com/c/climbing/f/scd-deals?pagesize=90

Jon Browherwrote:

Peak xv jacket for 249;/ on Moosejaw.   moosejaw.com/product/eddie-…

This is a smoking deal and the 12% cashback from ActiveJunky is still on, grabbed one for wife and one for myself. Thanks!!! 

https://www.mountainhardwear.com/p/tuolumne-35-backpack-1882171_S.html?dwvar_1882171__S_color=794&dwvar_1882171__S_size=R&eid=fb&nid=F22_Catalog+Sales_US_All_MHW_na_Prospecting-DABA&mid=ecomm_social&oid=Prospecting_DABA_All_In+Stock_Sale&did=Carousel_Dynamic_DABA+V4_Unisex_Summer+Sale_na_na_S22_na_new+template&fbclid=IwAR086KF1wuWuRZ8twIvLe9-e4kYxZqtsRssDP2Iy5xxqbpdAKrxkgEfmzI8

This bag is pretty decent, especially for 50% off

Campsaver has smaller DMM Dragon cams (00, 0, 1) for under $50. Used ones sell for more in our FS forum.

https://www.campsaver.com/dmm-dragon-2-cams.html

Jared Chrysostomwrote:

Campsaver has smaller DMM Dragon cams (00, 0, 1) for under $50. Used ones sell for more in our FS forum.

https://www.campsaver.com/dmm-dragon-2-cams.html

Continuing the obsession of stacking deals, the same cams are in stock at optics planet and most stack with 10% off for providing your email address.

My friends say I have a problem, but then they come to me for gear....  

For those that don't know, OpticsPlanet and CampSaver are the same company. 

https://www.geartrade.com/item/832266/la-sportiva-miura-womens-39 

a pair of 39 ladies muiras for a damn cheap price... someone snap those up.

Looks like Rock Prodigy natural got discontinued, it's on sale everywhere. Here's the cheapest I found it for: TRANGO Rock Prodigy Natural Training Hangboard a.co/d/630d9x6

You guys are murdering my wallet with these good deals.  I have recently bought the Crawe Climbing shoes for $39, a green dragonfly for $43, a rock prodigy hangboard for $58.  Keep it up!  Here is my favorite Trango Rope Tarp for $15 https://www.sierra.com/trango-cord-trapper-rope-tarp~p~1akwp/?filterString=climbing~d~9%2F

Phisvantage collagen + endure is like 2/3 regular cost 

+ CAMP Dyon quick draws are only $14.30 

Free shipping over $153 and tax free

Both can be found at Epic.tv

Erik Strandwrote:

Phisvantage collagen + endure is like 2/3 regular cost 

If you look at the Phisvantage deal, they throw in a $20 water bottle for free on top of the normal price for collagen + endure... They do have a thing where you can sign up for sms updates and get a $10 coupon code.  There is also a %15 off your first order for signing up for the email update. Didnt work for me as a returning customer. 

Steep and Cheep has BD Zone IV shoes half off. 

Edit: The Physvantage coupon code came in 2 hours later.  It seems generic, so give it a go: SMS10

Chris Joneswrote:

You guys are murdering my wallet with these good deals.  I have recently bought the Crawe Climbing shoes for $39, a green dragonfly for $43, a rock prodigy hangboard for $58.  Keep it up!  Here is my favorite Trango Rope Tarp for $15 https://www.sierra.com/trango-cord-trapper-rope-tarp~p~1akwp/?filterString=climbing~d~9%2F

i bought 3 pairs of Crawes

Chris Joneswrote:

If you look at the Phisvantage deal, they throw in a $20 water bottle for free on top of the normal price for collagen + endure... They do have a thing where you can sign up for sms updates and get a $10 coupon code.  There is also a %15 off your first order for signing up for the email update. Didnt work for me as a returning customer. 

Steep and Cheep has BD Zone IV shoes half off. 

Edit: The Physvantage coupon code came in 2 hours later.  It seems generic, so give it a go: SMS10

I've looked into both deals and the way I do it is significantly cheaper as long as you get enough stuff to have free shipping. I also already have like 15 water bottles.

nothing against the website. It's like buying LS shoes directly from LS for $200, when I can find the same shoes on Epic tv for like $115. 

Not to start a debate, but if anyone is looking for deals the Physivantage collagen is pretty overpriced based on my research. Their collagen is basically just a blend of collagen with vitamin c and a little extra leucine added. If you're taking collagen for climbing, the research shows vitamin c is helpful, and leucine is important for its role in protein synthesis. It's just a lot cheaper to get a standard collagen supplement and take vitamin c with it (some other brands already sell collagen + vitamin c mixes). Even Phsivantage's own linked research doesn't imply any difference between this approach... Again not trying to start a debate but if you're looking for a good deal it's worth doing your own research

Joe Petroskewrote:

Not to start a debate, but if anyone is looking for deals the Physivantage collagen is pretty overpriced based on my research. Their collagen is basically just a blend of collagen with vitamin c and a little extra leucine added. If you're taking collagen for climbing, the research shows vitamin c is helpful, and leucine is important for its role in protein synthesis. It's just a lot cheaper to get a standard collagen supplement and take vitamin c with it (some other brands already sell collagen + vitamin c mixes). Even Phsivantage's own linked research doesn't imply any difference between this approach... Again not trying to start a debate but if you're looking for a good deal it's worth doing your own research

Also not trying to debate. I've also done that research on my own and noticed it's MSRP is up-charged compared to other products, particularly the turmeric blend they sell. The deal I shared is equally priced to other collagen products while still including the additional supplements you spoke about. Plus, it supports a rock climbing company instead of some randos. I do an unhealthy amount of research when it comes to things I decide to purchase.

Also, in phisivantages defense to their higher prices; they claim to use higher quality ingredients. Their whey isn't from concentrate, for example. 

Yo STFU ... deals only please.

Black Diamond 9.4mm Dry Climbing Rope for 50% off

https://www.als.com/bdequi-rope-94--dry/p?skuId=835827

Honnold edition Solution harness for half off: https://www.als.com/bdequi-harness-solution-honnold-ed/p?skuId=561790

Only 1 in stock.