Dan:
    
Check out 
http://www.sierratradingpost.com/, they currently have good deals on several 
Kelty tents, the Cyclone, and the Vortex 2, which is very similar to the 
Cyclone except that it is a 2 pole tent, while the Cyclone has 3. 
    Another on-line outdoor discount place is http://www.outdooroutlet.com/. 
I was so impressed w/ the Cyclone that I just ordered a Vortex 4 ( room for 
the wife and the dog) from them at a great price.



Will Jennings:

Check Northern Mountain Supply and Campmor for bargains (NMS has a Killer 
Deals
page well worth
your while to check out: http://www.northernmountain.com/index.html



RiDem:

Campmor has given me the sale price on an item  as late as 14 days after the
original purchase. They have also replaced  a defective piece of equipment
bought in May, for a July-August Arctic Expedition, and mailed back to them
in September. They even paid the return postage. They are pretty decent
retailers. Because of this, and past experiences with them, I always
recommend them to folks who are a bit nervous about shopping by mail/WWW/
etc.



Dave Kruger:

MEC is on the web at:  www.mec.ca



Ralph Diaz:

One of the assets of living in the NYC area is that Campmor is located
about a 30 minute drive from mid-town Manhattan.  So we not only can get
the catalog and web bargains but also odds and ends that don't make it
on to either.  And New Jersey has no tax on a lot of the stuff.  And if
you are a member of the NY/NJ Trail Conf and a few other organizations
you can get another 10 per cent off.



Fred T:

You may wish to check out Northern Mountain Supply via the WWW 
at:  http://www.northernmountain.com/index.html

I have purchased tents, clothes, back packs, sleeping bags, etc. with 
excellent results and super savings from these guys.  They are having a 
special on Garuda Tents, which are usually very expensive and in the same 
class as Moss, Walrus,  and Bibler.  I have never had a problem with 
Northern Mountain Supply and their customer service is beyond 
reproach!  Great quality products by known manufacturers, to include North 
Face.

I have also had good luck with Campmor as some have commented.  Your 
choice, but at least check them both out.



Mel Grindol:

 For kayaking I use a Mountain Hardwear Light Wedge 2:

http://www.mountainhardwear.com/tents/3season/000163.html



Rich Dempsey:

Regardless of choice of manufacturer, buying "seconds" (usually cosmetic
flaws, or "last years design") can get you a lot for the price. I have seen
NF VE series tents which may retail for as much as $495, selling for
$320....of course one might be leery of "seconds" on something as vital as a
well made tent, but outdoor gear can be rather faddish too... take a look at
http://www.sierratradingpost.com/ , it's another online retailer, not as
big as Campmor or REI, but they will exchange or replace or refund, anything
you buy there, no questions asked.
(I have seen Moss and Eureka tents occasionally as well at their site)



Jim Tynan:

check out http://www.mountainhardwear.com/tents/3season/000356.html



Joe Federici:

Along with the other good outfitter on the web I found Snow Leopard 
Mountain sports, http://www.shopslms.com/ . There currently have 15% 
on all of there tents. They also have free shipping over 200.00.