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    I love this brand. I proudly display it on my clothes, water bottle, camping gear, shoes. Everything I have is Ozark Trail. I think the Walmart family sells it at a loss to get people into camping.
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    G8 B8 M8 I R8 8/8
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    >>2874151
    Oh, and I almost forgot my Ozark Trail Bluetooth speaker.
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    >>2874151
    Their bikes are actually somewhat decent for low-priced entry-level shit. I bought a gravel bike because it was so cheap and had fun with it going down forest and WMA roads with it. Don't regret the purchase.
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    Your trail name should be poorfag
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    >>2874169
    Whoso mocketh the poor reproacheth his Maker: and he that is glad at calamities shall not be unpunished"
    — Proverbs 17:5
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    >>2874168
    I came really close to buying one of their hardtails, spent months looking for a good deal on a used real brand one with no luck but finally decided to just bite the bullet and raise my budget a bit when a solid one came up for $750ish.
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    $20. Nicest backpack I've seen
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    My problem with Walmart is that so many of their locations have so many meth head employees and shoppers. Last time I was there, I saw this youngish woman with the worst make up. She looked like a corpse and had stars on her face. I just know that if she awoke from her torpor she would be after my copper in a heartbeat. That, however, is not the case for my favorite gas station, Kwik Star. It's not even the case at any grocery store I've been to.
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    >>2874286
    Walmart is the lowest common denominator.
    I haven’t shopped at a Walmart in a decade? More?
    It’s low quality good for low quality people.
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    >>2874292
    Motor oil and filters is how they keep getting me back in
    They are so much cheaper than at a parts store
    Some of the ozark trail stuff is pretty good for the price and same day availability. I use their little backpacking stove and it has been fine the last year, also they have 20 and 30 dollar tents that are more than adequate for a campground tent site.
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    >>2874292
    It's the same shit retard.
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    $25. Best jacket I've ever owned
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    Think I've bought one or two things by them. Overall was satisfied.
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    Do y'all have any opinions on REI gear ? I've been seeing it a lot from other people camping.
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    poorfag cope thread
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    >>2874292
    >lowest common denominator
    What the fuck does reducing fractions have to do with it?
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    >>2878592
    It’s a phrase that when applied to people (such as yourself) means the most simplistic, most shallow, the thing that appeals to the most people.
    Banal with minimal standards.
    The lowest standard anyone will accept.
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    >>2874248
    I have that pack too. Not bad and I think it was half off price so it was basically free.
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    >>2878613
    You dont know about goodwill?
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    >>2878627
    Ah yes all that goodwill brand outdoor gear.
    At least at goodwill you could potentially find a decent deal on something that belonged to a dead guy.
    At Walmart you’re going to find a deal but it’s on some cheap toxic Chinese plastic trash.
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    >>2874151
    I bought their 25L backpack for $10 and I'm genuinely impressed. I have it strapped down to my bike and use it like a trunk to hold everything I need to repair and maintain my bike. It's holding like 20lb of stuff easy.

    I'm genuinely thinking about getting another one just for every day use.
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    >>2874296
    i love that little stove. usually i use white gas, but any time i bring a canister stove its that one.

    i've also used their tents for years, and never had an issue with them. the 3 man, and also one of the big "easy up" 6 man tents. i like that one a lot. its about 7 years old now, and the water proofing needs some attention. but its held up surprisingly well.

    I also have one of their rain jackets, and i like it alot. idk if they still sell that one but i can't find them anymore.
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    >>2874473
    That's not a jacket, that's a windbreaker. Idiot
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    >>2874151
    Their fishing lures are actually pretty decent considering how cheap they are.
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    >>2874596
    REI is super over priced, I was there a month ago and they want $50 for inflatable camping pillows.

    pretty funny seeing all these /out/ people caring about camping brands so much and looking down on "poors" for using inferior brands
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