Good marine/chandlery suppliers in Canada

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Smellysocks
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Good marine/chandlery suppliers in Canada

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Not much for local marine supplies where I live so looking online for places in Canada.
Any suggestions from other Canadians?
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Post by monty »

Try holland marine
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Post by timlabute »

I have ordered from Holland too and had good results. I also order from marineoutfitters.ca about a month ago and am quite happy with them too.
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I use binnacle.ca alot. Awesome place.
free shipping with orders over 100
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I'm curious,
Can you order from places like West Marine, Fisheries Supply, Defender, and such? Are there extra delays? Maybe extra fees involved?

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Post by amayotte »

I order from West Marine all the time. That's where I get all of my fiberglass and resin supplies. The store I use is out of Vancouver.
There doesn't seem to be delays unless they have to order in from their U.S. stores and if they do they haven't charged me any extra fees for it.
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Post by Smellysocks »

Thanks for the suggestions.
I believe in shopping locally as much as possible as it usually doesn't cost much more and keeps the money in the community.
Ordering online is usually pretty simple but dealing with the border can be a real hassle. Usually double the shipping cost not to mention extra taxes, duties and sometimes crazy brokerage charges.
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