Great service and the people know their stuff. Sold me more than I needed but what I wantedread more

It's a jungle out there and if you are even remotely into a bit of adventure this store will appeal…read morein some way shape or form. There was a job advertised on the window for sales rep / web developer so that was very inviting. No real qualifications needed just a keen knowledge of the outdoors and adventure travelling a must!! I love opportunities like that. As i ventured further in the store there were top priced items slashed for a third of their price. Now I don't know how they thought of it, but it's true you can get fly / insect repellant garments from here and also clothes made out of fabric that allow for less moisture loss from your skin to prevent de-hydration. There were brochures available on cool trekking spots and great accessories for hikers up the back too. The staff were really helpful and able to answer any questions you may have on the stock. Very happy to plug this store that may sometimes be in the shadow of it's more popular competitors Mountain Designs.

I had purchased a pair of walking trousers that produced a rash on my legs. I returned them to the…read morestore who had no obligation to refund my money as there was nothing wrong with the pants that had already been altered. But they gave me a refund . . what a great business! The staff are experienced outdoors people and are knowledgeable and helpful, and their range of products is the best available. Whatever adventure you intend tackling, make Trek & Travel your first call. You will not be disappointed.

Before every big backpacking adventure comes Kathmandu…read more The first, last, and often only name in outdoor and mountain gear, they've got on hell of a range for when you're going through hell on the range. It ain't cheap, but that's why you A) join their Summit Club ($10 for lifetime membership, bargain), and B) wait for their massive half-yearly sales when you can score up to 50% off almost their entire store. Worth it when that Gore-tex jacky you've got your eye on is a cool five hunjy. They're my go-to for backpacks, I've had 2 or 3 over the years and that's all I've ever needed because they're so well-made, you can kick 'em around and treat them like dirt and, like a faithful dog, they'll just keep showing up. I can't wrap my head around the difference between all the different fleece and thermal and parka types because there's hundreds, but I'm sure some people out there can. Mathematicians, probably. Heading to Africa for a few treks and climbs later in the year, I just dropped a big chunk of my wages here. I just hope I use the gear again. Otherwise it's like a soccer mum buying a Range Rover because she likes the idea that she might go off road one day...

This is one of my favorite hiking stores along Kent street for one reason, their alliance club…read moremembership. It's free to join, but you get to enjoy discounts off their products. As most stores on that street stock similar products and have similar prices, the membership makes the products at mountain designs among the cheapest. The staff there are very helpful and friendly which is an added bonus(though staff at most of the other stores are too). The only downside is that they don't stock a large range of hiking equipment.

From the owner: Mountain Designs continues to be a cutting edge leader in the outdoor and travel industry…read more Mountain Designs provide quality outdoor gear for places you'd rather be. Visit us in store or online for leading international brands in hiking, travel, outdoor, adventure, camping & climbing gear.

To Sydney's ski bunnies, the name and brand Larry Adler will be well known. One of the only ski…read moregear places that exists year round, Larry must be doing something right... The impressive range of ski stuff on offer is one thing that is being done right. Similarly, the incredible knowledge of the mainly-male staff is useful - you'll definitely want powder straps for Japan. Perisher suits a carving ski, but don't buy ones that wide! Wise words for beginners, and for old hats, swapping tales of mountains rode is the best part of visiting Larry. Conversely, the worst is the price. Larry Adler is very expensive, especially in contrast with the bargain prices available on the internet and overseas. But it's well worth a visit - sales can net you a bargain, and Larry himself is quite the character - a man well into his seventies, he still skies every season and is always keen to talk bindings, ski width and pole length with everyone who crosses the threshold.

From the owner: The very best in ski & outdoor equipment, clothing, accessories, rental available.read more

I used this equipment to die but instead it stopped me from falling and now I'm not dead. I am not…read moresatisfied..

From the owner: Sydney's premier climbing store specializing in climbing and mountaineering gear, camping…read moreequipment, and outdoor clothing.

Great, products and prices, BUT, takes too long to process and send.read more

From the owner: Looking for beaut camping gear to upgrade your campsite? Then you've come to the right place…read more Welcome to 4WD Supacentre - Australia's best-value camping store. We've turned the industry on its head since we launched in 2012, slashing the price of quality camping gear and making it more affordable for everyone to go camping. How do we do it? By selling in bulk, cutting out the middleman, and not believing in massive markups. That means we can pass the savings onto you. Our legendary Big Daddy double swag is far and away Australia's favourite, and our range of camp chairs, table, cooking gear, awnings, gazebos, rooftop tents, mesh floors and more are used and loved by hundreds of thousands of campers around Australia and the world. If you're like a kid in a candy store when it comes to camping gear, you're going to love what you see here. Not sure of exactly what you're after, or whether something will work for your setup? We've got you covered. Call us 8am-6pm Mon-Fri and 8am-4pm Sat-Sun to talk to our friendly team of camping and 4WD experts, or send us an email info@4wdsupacentre.com.au for a quick response. We live and breathe this stuff - and we'd love to help you. At Adventure Kings we strive to produce the toughest Camping Gear we can whilst maintaining affordability, we have made sure that wherever you pull up for the night you have exactly what you need to stay comfortable, dry and happy as Larry.?...

Skip the sports superstores, Olympus is a jam-packed local sports store that stocks all the…read moreessential paraphernalia from soccer boots to squash eye shields to those funny little ball-holder things that you stick on your skirt to play tennis. You might need to climb over a pile or two of goods in order to find what you're looking for - or possibly over a young footballer and his mother trying on new boots - but sure as eggs, if it's sporting stuff, it'll be there somewhere. In season, Olympus stocks a good range of sports footwear, but the store's not big enough for them the keep it all on hand year-round, so if you need new boots be sure to pick them up towards the start of the season to get the pick of the range. Also an excellent supporter of local sporting clubs, and a handy central resource for picking up team uniforms and gear - though their selection of other sporting clothing is a bit hit and miss.

I wish I could give 1/2 stars but unfortunately not the case only full stars involved here as I…read morethink this branch deserves 3.5 stars not 3 from me. Initially really good customer service I was asked 2 or 3 times by different people if I needed help. To be honest I thought it was a bit much (why couldn't they check if I had been asked for help?!?!?!) Prices are bad overall... Kayano was $249.95 ... when I knew for fact Rebel had for only $179.95 . When I said this they were happy to negotiate to $189 ish and in the end I REALLY WANTED new shoes to train so bought. Summary: friendly local store but no one really knew much about cardio running on road and my natural gait and what I should be wearing for 7.5-10 km a week jog and 2 km sprint training on weekends. I was prepared to purchase multiple pairs of shoes but walked out with only one pair. I thought local smaller stores were meant to be knowledgeable and offer relevant advice, not just say the kayano was the best and try and get $250 out of me! I might be back, I might not. I wont go out of my way to go here..... to paint a wider picture however I know if Rebel don't have my size they will willingly match prices which is a huge comfort as a back up. good store to have in back up as they have been around for atleast 7 years and is in a fairly good location except hard to park. 3.5 stars!