Linton Outdoors started with a simple problem: quality hunting gear wasn't available at most local outdoor shops. The founder kept ordering from non-hunting retailers just to get serious equipment. That frustration became a business idea—create a hunting-focused store staffed by people who actually ...
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Linton Outdoors started with a simple problem: quality hunting gear wasn't available at most local outdoor shops. The founder kept ordering from non-hunting retailers just to get serious equipment. That frustration became a business idea—create a hunting-focused store staffed by people who actually understand what hunters need.
"Quality gear typically costs more, but I started getting a lot more life and reliability out of my high end equipment. The net benefit is more life per hard earned dollar spent."
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Free Shipping | Orders over $100 ship free |
| Phone Support | 208-867-6710 - Talk to someone who hunts |
| Live Chat | Real-time help on product selection |
| Inventory Focus | Curated brands, not mass-market retailers |
| Price Strategy | Regular sales and closeouts on discontinued models |
Linton Outdoors understands that quality gear costs more upfront but delivers better reliability over years of hard use. They stock brands that serious mountain hunters depend on—not everything, but the right things.
Sitka Gear dominates their apparel section—from everyday hunting pants ($89) to premium insulated jackets ($329+). Mystery Ranch packs range from $69 (Back Strap Hydro) to $519 (Metcalf 50). Premium optics like Leica riflescopes start around $1,279, while entry-level Vortex options and sleeping pads offer accessible price points.
Mountain House freeze-dried meals ($9-$12) stock everything from traditional stroganoff to international options like Pad Thai. Boots from Kenetrek and LOWA provide options from $200-range Arizona models to $400+ technical mountaineering builds.
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