Survival store
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A survival store, outdoors store, preparedness store, or wilderness store is a retail outlet where survival or preparedness equipment can be purchased. Typically survival stores stock camping and backpacking equipment, long-term storage food, fishing equipment, and occasionally bicycles.
Goods
Typical goods include:
- Tents
- Sleeping bags
- Storage food (usually dehydrated or freeze dried) with long shelf life
- Electrical generators
- First aid supplies
- MREs (meals ready to eat)
- Wind-up radios
- Wind-up flashlights
- Backpacks
By market
Australia
Prominent outdoor retailers in the Australia include Anaconda, Boating Camping and Fishing, Kathmandu, Macpac, Mountain Designs and Snowys Outdoors.
United States
Prominent outdoor retailers in the United States include Dick's Sporting Goods, Eddie Bauer, Backcountry.com, Outdoor Voices, REI, Patagonia, Marmot, Moosejaw, Sierra, The North Face and L.L.Bean.
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- Agricultural supplies
- Alcohol
- Antiques
- Arts and crafts
- Automotive fuel
- Automotive parts
- Beauty products
- Books
- Cannabis
- Cheese
- Chocolate
- Cigars
- Clothes
- Coins
- Comics
- Confectionery
- Consumer electronics
- Cycles
- Doujin shop
- Eyewear
- Fish
- Flowers
- Food
- Foodservice
- Fruit stand
- Furniture
- Garden centre
- General line of merchandise
- Gold
- Gardening supplies (outdoor)
- Gardening supplies (indoor)
- Guns
- Hardware
- Health food
- Herbal tea
- Hobby supplies
- Home decor
- Home improvement center
- Ironmongery
- Jewellery
- Lingerie
- Lumber
- Magic supplies
- Meat
- Medications
- Medicinal plants
- Motorcycle
- Music
- Musical instruments
- Newsagent's shop
- Office supplies
- Outdoor equipment
- Party supplies
- Personal accessories
- Pets and pet supplies
- Photographic retailers
- Real estate
- Religious goods
- Sex shop
- Shoes
- Skate shop
- Sporting goods
- Survival store
- Equestrian supplies
- Tickets (reselling)
- Tickets (online sales)
- Tobacco
- Toys
- Vaping products
- Vehicles
- Video games
- Anchor tenant
- Automat
- Big-box store
- Boutique
- Brick and mortar
- Butcher shop
- Cashierless store
- Category killer
- Chain store
- Closeout store
- Company store
- Consignment store (East Asia)
- Department store
- Discount store
- Experiential retail
- Foodservice
- Garage sale
- General store
- Gift shop
- Give-away shop
- Haberdashers
- High Street
- Head shop
- Honesty box
- Hypermarket
- Jumble sale
- Junior department store
- Junk shop
- Lifestyle store
- Mall kiosk
- Micro-retailing
- Military cooperative
- Neighborhood shopping center
- Off-price
- Omnichannel retail strategy
- Outlet store
- Pop-up stores
- Pretail
- Second-hand shop
- Self-service
- Showroom
- Smartstores
- Specialty store
- Store-within-a-store
- Superette
- Superstore
- Tax-free shopping
- Unmanned store
- Variety store
- Vending machine
- Warehouse store
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