Today we’ve got 3-4 deals today. Watch the timer on the Camofire homepage for each item to change. If one sells out the next shooter will show up.
THE LINE UP:
Some of the deals for today are:
- BROWNING POPLAR SPRINGS 83L DUFFEL BAG (58% off)
- VBROWNING ZERO GRAVITY GORETEX RAIN JACKET – SMALLS ONLY (71% off)
- CRISPI WILD GORETEX HUNTING BOOT (41% off)
- CRKT KOMMER FULL THROTTLE ASSISTED OPENING KNIFE (63% off)
- LORPEN LIGHT HIKER MERINO SOCKS (65% off)
Today’s First Shooter: BROWNING POPLAR SPRINGS 83L DUFFEL BAG
Suggested Retail Price: $84.99
Camofire Price: $35.50 – 58% OFF
Description:
When your hunting trip consists of more than one day, grab the Browning Poplar Springs 83L Hunting Duffel Bag and get to packing. This large duffle bag boasts a 5083 cubic inch interior and is big enough for all your hunting essentials. Dual expandable side pockets give you the ability to expand the bag if you need extra space. Constructed of brushed tricot fabric, PU laminate, and 600D polyester with PU coating for extreme conditions this bag is built to handle big loads year after year.
The front zippered pocket provides easy access to smaller gear and features a convenient key clip. Internal mesh pockets are easily accessible through the 10 YKK dual zipper of the main compartment. A padded handle wrap and a removable cotton webbing shoulder strap with a contoured neoprene pad makes your luggage hauling experience extremely comfortable.
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Does anyone know how much insulation the Crispi boots have or where I can look it up? The Crispi website doesn’t say, just says they are insulated. I’m guessing it’s not thinsulate since it isn’t mentioned, but would it compare to 200 gr., 400 gr., 800 gr.??? Thanks!
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Austin – the Crispi boot uses a proprietary insulation that Goretex developed which is an insulator and the Goretex. I asked what it was like compared to the numerical system from Thinsulate and they said there is no comparison but that the boots when worn with a good merino wool sock should keep most feet warm down to zero degrees. I know, not the exact answer you’d like. From wearing them, I would rate them around 400 gr to 600 gr.
Definitely thicker than my 200 gr Danner Pronghorn which are COLD when treestand hunting in the snow, but warm as I’m on the move (naturally)
Hope this info helps you some.
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Kendall, thanks for the info! That works good enough for me…seriously thinking about adding some to my gear, but have a few other things I want to pick up first…
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Bummer. No Crispi’s in a 13! The horror!
I’d also like to wish everybody at Camofire a Merry Christmas and Big Thank You. Santa has filled many a gift lists. Think of all the smiles on Christmas morning.
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Auggie – We try to get as many 13′s as possible but they sold out the last time we offered them. Thanks for the nice comment. The crew is tired and haggard but the finish line (Thursday night) is in sight!
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Did you already do the small Gortex rain jacket today?
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Kathy – for some reason they bumped back to come on after the knives. Watch for them around 5pm MST if the knives haven’t sold out by then.
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Thanks.
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Pulled my first trigger on camofire. Hope you have some merino wool base layers (size small) in the next 7 days to ship w/ the jacket.
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Kendall, thanks for the Browning rain jacket today. Now that I bought it though I have been second guessing myself due to the size. Would you say it would fit someone who weighs 180, is 5’7 and wide shouldered?
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Scooter – we’ve got someone here with similar size specs so I’ll have them try it on and give you the heads up. My initial gut feeling is that the small will be too tight
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