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| ben14. 02. 2008 18:12:01 |
My experiences with Gornik are only positive.
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| Guest15. 02. 2008 07:50:12 |
mine too (the made pants are super)
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| cveto6. 03. 2008 00:20:55 |
This topic is quite interesting!
I'll write a bit more.
I also found that mountaineering gear is best bought where salespeople are experienced mountaineers. So you just tell them what you need and for what purpose you'll use it or where you'll go. So now I only shop at stores like: In LJ K2alpinist, Annapurna http://www.annapurna.si/, then in Kamnik or at Perovem 3S sport http://www.3s-sport.com/, where they have several salespeople, each mastering their field, and Koala Sport in Bled http://www.koala-sport.si/
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| fpetel16. 03. 2008 08:55:09 |
Iglu sport is also a professional store for mountaineering gear. Salespeople are experienced mountaineers - I sometimes prefer to pay an extra euro, and they can advise me too.
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| mihovc8. 03. 2008 08:27:03 |
I buy mountaineering gear online whenever possible. I kind of defend the salespeople too, given their miserable wages they aren't always in the mood. We aren't always either, right? 
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| Biser gora8. 03. 2008 11:39:52 |
I mostly buy mountaineering gear in big stores Hervis, Intersport... I'm satisfied and it's a few € cheaper than in specialized stores.
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| ancksha13. 03. 2008 21:46:33 |
Since you're talking about Kibuba.. I recently got a phenomenal piece of clothing - sneaker - it wasn't super cheap (100 EUR) but I really wear it always when I go to any sport (hiking, skiing, skating, running, cycling etc). Haven't seen anything like it - you look like a ninja but it's great. Material is cool too. Had it for a couple months and it's held up well. So... Kibuba is cool
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| Fazo20. 09. 2009 09:54:26 |
Hi
I'll ask here. Interested if anyone has experience with Milo pants. How are they, fit, seams, materials, durable? Price is really good. Comparison with others (karibu, gornik, patagonia,...)
Thanks for answers!
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| kremenko20. 09. 2009 11:47:23 |
Oh. I have Milo pants, Nito model. Been wearing them for a year and a half now, and they're really worn on the butt.  Great stuff. Worth getting, though I don't have experience with other brands. They're really worth the money.
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| Parkeljc20. 09. 2009 12:37:49 |
Milo products are THE LAW !!! In KIBUBA store they have everything for mountaineers. I'm equipped from head to toe for the mountains and I have to tell you, no bad experiences so far. Sellers (at least in Bled) aren't the most experienced mountaineers, but if you know a bit about the gear yourself, you'll find something. I have double NITO pants, stopper, backpack, sweatshirts, gloves, Kayland boots,... in short, I'm happy. They also have COMPETITIVE PRICES. Check out Monarh too, good and affordable pants there - NORDSEN !! Best regards!
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| anemona20. 09. 2009 20:54:08 |
What is sneaker? Thanks in advance for the answer.
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| JusAvgustin25. 09. 2009 04:55:45 |
I swear by Iglu Sport, I know why.
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| peter225. 09. 2009 15:33:01 |
You're overcomplicating it a bit.
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| dodi25. 09. 2009 16:05:36 |
Peter2, I agree, otherwise it's like this, Kibuba is a bit cheaper and closer to me, Iglu is a bit more expensive but not too far, the others I don't get to often, and when I do I curse the depth/shallowness of my wallet. Everywhere they have something I think I absolutely need.
See you in the mountains.
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| sebanakis25. 09. 2009 17:41:11 |
sneaker is a piece of clothing intended for hikers, climbers, alpinists, ski tourers, it has specially reinforced shoulders, reinforced elbows and Schoeller palms, the material is Polartec Powerstretch, known as the best Polartec material (breathes better and dries faster), it also has a hood that in summer can be used as wind protection, in winter instead of a beanie. There's also an attached strap that climbers love the most so it doesn't expose their back while climbing. That's it
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| JusAvgustin29. 09. 2009 22:14:36 |
The worst in my opinion is that when I go to buy some gear I have more info about the item than the seller Usually I check out the item or group of items I'll buy online or in catalogs beforehand. So far I've been lucky with purchases. Praise goes to Iglu Sport Kranj store.
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| johnybravoslo19. 10. 2009 16:44:36 |
Fazo,
I have Milo Nito pants and another newer winter model don't know its name. Had them 1.5 years and they're really good for the price.
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| sebanakis18. 03. 2010 17:36:49 |
Kibuba has opened a new store in Hall A in BTC. Looking forward to meeting you.
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| viharnik18. 03. 2010 18:15:55 |
I get in K2 at Bor's, Lj, almost everything I need for the mountains at a very good price. If something is missing, I find it in other shops, where everyone has something. Promontana e.g. good Vaude tents, underwear, clothes. Anapurna technical gear, shoes, touring equipment. Iglu has a bit mixed quality, but holds already twenty years the same firms' articles, which are not to my liking (Karibu, Camp, Ferino, Salewa, Lorpen, Garmont...). At Kibuba I buy least, because you must collect some stamps for discount, where elsewhere it's already self-evident with the alpine club card. I think though that occasionally something good could be found outside too.
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| sebanakis18. 03. 2010 18:49:06 |
Hi, I didn't ask anyone where they buy, just politely invited you
and nice evening further to everyone together
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