Hallo, norwegische Wanderer! Nächste Woche planen meine Frau, meine 8-jährige Tochter und ich (alle sportlich) eine dreitägige Wanderung rund um den Lysefjord und Lofthus. Einer davon wäre ein Tagesausflug und der andere würde eine Übernachtung in einer Hütte über ut.no beinhalten. (Vielleicht werde ich DNT-Mitglied.)
Beim Online-Suchen sehe ich, dass die Preise für Wanderbekleidung in Norwegen im Vergleich zu den USA und anderen europäischen Ländern ziemlich hoch sind. Wir möchten diese Artikel zu einem reduzierten Preis kaufen:
- Wanderschuhe für Erwachsene und Kinder
- wasserdichte Jacken für Erwachsene und Kinder
- Abonnieren
- Wollsocken
- Handschuhe
Irgendwelche Tipps, welche Geschäfte man zwischen Gardermoen und Lysefjorden besuchen sollte? Vielleicht Sportoutlet? Ich habe versucht, bei finn.noaber es ist ein norwegisches Mobiltelefon erforderlich, und ich habe weder eins noch eine Lieferadresse.
Vielen Dank!
Arriving in Norway next week for some hiking! Where to buy discounted hiking apparel?
byu/Leafgreen inNorway
Von Leafgreen
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Even if you find a place that sells discounted sports gear, there is no guarantee they will have it in the sizes required.
I would *strongly* recommend you get the gear you need before arriving.
Sport outlet
Maybe try the letgo app? It’s for buying and selling used items.
I have a girlfriend visiting soon from abroad that need some clothes for winter and the outdoors.
I plan on going to the local Frelsesarmeen (Salvation Army) store and get everything.
If you dont mind second hand – there is ALOT of cheap and great options there. Especially at my local one as I live in a village that is big on tourism. All hotels here usually give them their lost and found if nobody claims it within a month.
There is surprisingly amounts of last years functional clothes availible there. Might see if there is any Salvation Army shop close to Lysefjorden or on the road to it?
Maybe put an add on finn.no to see whether some in that area want to rent the equipment to you
[Stormberg](https://osloisentrum.no/Virksomhet/stormberg/)
Do you really need to buy hiking boots for three days? I would anyways trust a pair of trusted whatever shoes than a pair of new never worn hiking boots.
Charity & secondhand shops tend to be the best. After that Jula, Sport Outlet, Europris, Stadium Outlet.
Sometimes the sales racks at XXL have good prices, but the sizes are usually limited.
Hiking boots should never be bought at the time of travel. Blisters guaranteed!
Buy some fatty salve (yellow vitapan) and blister pads (compeed)
Thank me later😁
Sounds like a great trip!
Don’t sweat it, you will get this sorted with no problems.
– Sport Outlet have reasonably priced equipment (lakenpose are 125 nok a piece, their brand Vikafjell also offer decent quality compared to price). The biggest store is on Oslo’s Main Street, but there’s also decent ones other places (Rykkinn being one)
– used clothes: on Facebook, there are a few groups such as “Turutstyr/turklær – kjøp og salg»
– tise is like Finn.no, but for clothes only.
– there are also some secondhand stores worth checking out. Give fretex in Ole Devils vei in Oslo a call.
I’d recommend trying the facebook group first, to see if someone offers more of what you need – and then supplement it on a Sport Outlet.