Where can l buy cheap snowboarding equipment (including coats/jackets)? l prefer to buy them from a store. I am currently living in Canada (not easy to suggest links since most people are from the U.S)

l got around $90 to spend (not much).

l like coat/jackets and goggles that have a nice fresh and simple design on them (i.e: Blue with tiny snowflakes). Nothing too choatic or scary (i.e: skulls)
When l ment snowboarding equipment l ment things l can wear. Like a jacket, goggles, snow pants etc

You could hardly buy anything with 90 bucks, but try costco (price club) for a snowboard.
You wo not be able to buy any really good equipment with 90 dollars but maybe for 200 dollars you could buy a good jacket and goggles from ski barn.

your not going to get anything for 90$.
your best best would be ebay. l know you said you wanted to go to a store, but theres no way thats going to happen for 90$.

my bindings alone were 300, and my board alone was 600.

$90 is a small budget, but l think that if you maybe try a Second hand store in your area then you could try yo find some stuff at. l know you said you would prefer a store but ebay is great and easy as well. Also if you are shopping for youth sizes you may be able to get youth gear at like a winter sports shop because youth sized tend to sell for less

with $90 l recommend buying a very nice skatboard deck and skating down the slopes on that. What i'm trying to say is that $90 will get you nowhere, you need more money.

For 90$ u could probably only get one thing the easiest to find would be goggles but whiskeymilitia.com has timed sales & a few times I've seen some pretty nice jackets up for 67$. But again it would only be one thing.


http://backcountryoutlet.com
http://moosejaw.com
http://dogfunk.com
http://sierrasnowboard.com/
http://the-house.com
http://boardparadise.com/snow/
http://whiskeymilitia.com/ - timed sales, u could get lucky though.

It is not a store and it is not exactly online either, but give Craigslist a shot. You should be able to pick up some gear for a decent price and make an in-person exchange with cash.

Otherwise, l would try eBay or overstock.com.
$90 wo not buy much at all in a sporting good/ski/snowboard shop.