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Canadian evogear or Backcountry?

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jack.whelan
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Basically, is there a Canadian equivalent to big online ski stores like these two?

Its all well and good getting a good deal on stuff from evo and whatnot, but when it costs $40 to send something to BC, its not really worth it. would appreciate the help, ive tried google!
Oct 8 2011 10:56PM
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lanny94
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http://www.d-structureqc.com/home.php
Oct 8 2011 11:13PM
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madchronic
Posts: 460 - Karma: 325
go ahead and get evo really good company ships fast, good customer service, and really great deals. call them up and see if you could get a discount or something. but backcountry is good too. my past evo encounters have been good so i hope that helps a little bit.
Oct 9 2011 9:03AM
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Cream_Sauce
Posts: 482 - Karma: 1,561
Evo and BC.com are both in the goddamn title. Did you even read the OP? Jesus
Oct 9 2011 8:11PM
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*steeze_is_good
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Easy fruitcake he's just saying they aren't bad
Oct 9 2011 10:52PM
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jack.whelan
Posts: 1504 - Karma: 122
D structure isn't bad, but their prices and selection don't come close to EVO and Backcountry.

I guess there aren't any equivalents. I'll have to ship to Oregon and smuggle over the border!
Oct 11 2011 5:42PM
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613.
Posts: 827 - Karma: 164
I got my goggles from backcountry, well, shipped to my friend in the states then to Canada. saved about 60$.
Oct 11 2011 5:56PM
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4FRNT
Posts: 436 - Karma: 6,164
Try Shred Guru. They are our Canadian Online dealer. http://www.shredguru.com/
Oct 11 2011 6:00PM
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1440ski
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I would have to go with backcountry. there is no company that i know of that comes close to their warranty. lifetime guarantee for all gear no questions asked
Oct 11 2011 6:02PM
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va7kpt
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Thats the way to do it!! Haha. Thats how I've bought all of my ski gear. Find it in a local (canadian) store, check it out; and buy online from the states. You usually save a couple hundred bucks depending what you buy. Always look for "coupon codes" on google to strike an even sweeter deal!

Ship your items to a post box somewhere close to the border, unwrap it, and drive home!
Oct 31 2011 8:32PM
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