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What to buy at Wal-Mart

Discussion in 'General EDC Discussion' started by Mobuse, Mar 24, 2011.

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  1. Mobuse

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    In a while I'll make a trip to Atlanta...and I just discovered the nice "Free shipping to store" offer on walmart.com ...I've already started filling my virtual shopping cart....

    ...any suggestion on what else besides a truckload of Leatherman and SOG tools I should put in there? A flashlight would be nice....
     
    #1 Mobuse, Mar 24, 2011
  2. hatchetjack

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    Kershaws
     
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  3. defuse kit

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    Ammo. Lots and lots of ammo.
     
    #3 defuse kit, Mar 24, 2011
  4. hatchetjack

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    He's in Germany so that might not work.
     
    #4 hatchetjack, Mar 24, 2011
  5. Monocrom

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    Perhaps a compact collapsible LED lantern from Coleman.

    Other than that, Wal-Mart's selection of lights turned to $#!% over a year ago.
     
    #5 Monocrom, Mar 24, 2011
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    They have knock-off Camelbak's there in their hunting/camping section, so if you want a little hydration pack that might work. I'll second the vote for Kershaw knives, Walmart stocks the Skyline and the Leek, as well as a few other models. They also have some Victorinox Swiss Army Knives, at least the Classic and the Tinker (at least in my local Walmart).
     
    #6 legoman0721, Mar 24, 2011
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    FIFY.

    As a general rule I avoid that place as much as possible. I actually spend more online than I do at X-Mart.
    This isn't the time or place for me to get into my reasons. Except to say they invaded my home town.
     
    #7 xtrajack, Mar 24, 2011
  8. vegassprky
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    Nothing! I don't like them!!!!
     
    #8 vegassprky, Mar 24, 2011
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    :agree:
     
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    30 or 40 ozark trail 1$USD Knives.... Stock up :)
     
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    I bought a Wenzel Starlite tent from them online for $20 and it has been a killer deal. If you only hike occasionally and like to pack light it's great IMO. You can't get them in store (at least ones around here.)
     
    #11 oronocova, Mar 24, 2011
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    If you're in need of a great hiking backpack they have the Outdoors Products Skyline 8.0 for about $30.
    I own one and would like to buy another!

    Here's a link to some reviews and praise:
    http://www.bplite.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=2498


    Jeffrey
     
    #12 Makeshift, Mar 25, 2011
  13. Mobuse

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    Don't worry, there will be around 200 shopping carts at the entrance you can use. :)
     
    #14 Gilgamesh, Mar 25, 2011
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    I agree with Vegassparky. More to dislike than to like about Wallyworld.
     
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  16. Mobuse

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    Well, I see it as a form of sightseeing. I've seen so many Wal-Marts in American TV shows and films that for me it is a part of American culture (and a cheap place to shop :D )......so I have to see it....
     
    #16 Mobuse, Mar 25, 2011
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    If you really want the whole Wal-Mart experience, you need to go at 2 am.
     
    #17 byoung218, Mar 25, 2011
  18. Mobuse

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    It's open at 2 AM???
     
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    i wish we had your range of products over here in the uk. asda is part of walmart, but no guns for sale amongst the milk yet :)
     
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    Most Wal-mart stores are 24-hours :)
     
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