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5.11 Tactical 2013 Spring Semi-Annual Apparel 59633 5.11 Tactical 2013 Spring Semi-Annual Apparel 59633 Corporate Name:5.11 Inc. Booth # 902 Address 4300 Spyres Way 800 # N/A Web Site www.511tactical.com Modesto, CA 95356 Phone # 209-527-4511 Fax # 209-527-1511 Customer Service Contact Dina Bolin Customer Service Email [email protected] Product Description Tactical & Conceal Carry Apparel & Gloves Show Only Discount: Distributor Price List Less 13% Show Only Payment Terms 1% 30, Net 60 Show Only Freight Terms 25%-30% Freight Discount by Zone Show only Minimum Order $1,000 Latest Scheduled Ship Date 07-31-2013 Program End Date 02-05-2013 DMM Comments Regular Discount Distributor Price List Less 13% Regular Payment Terms 1% 30, Net 60 Regular Freight Terms 25%-30% Freight Discount by Zone Regular Minimum Order $5,000, $300 on Re-Orders Reorder INFO Members can reorder at show pricing provided a qualifying show order has been placed. Rebate Offered No Rebate Amount Rebate Qualifications COOP Program Available No COOP Detail NBS SHOW SPECIALS - PRICES ARE ONLY GOOD FOR ORDERS PLACED AT THE MARKET. Item Or Style Description Reg. Price Show Special 71049 Men's Short Sleeve Performance Polo - WHITE ONLY $23.49 $15.00 X 100% Poly Jersey Knit, 6.7oz, Dual Pen Pockets on Left Sleeve , Add Left Chest Emb for $3 Upcharge 74290 Covert Cargo Pant 8.5 Oz Brushed Cotton Canvas $31.32 $22.19 X Covert Cargo Pant , Sizes 28-44 Waist , Even Inseams 30-36 , 4 Colors X Designates " Best of Best" Show Special Item *** CONFIDENTIAL FOR NBS MEMBER USE ONLY *** 1 Absolute Outdoor 2013 Spring Semi-Annual Apparel 54326 Corporate Name:Kent Sporting Goods Booth # 936 Address 1209 Franklin Ave NE 800 # 800-537-2970 Web Site www.absoluteoutdoorinc.com Sauk Rapids, MN 56379 Phone # 320-252-2056 Fax # 320-252-2160 Customer Service Contact Diane Hinnenkamp Customer Service Email [email protected] Product Description Hunting Jackets, Bibs, Pants, Boot Warmers, Gloves & Accessories Show Only Discount: Wholesale Price List Less 10% Show Only Payment Terms Net 12/10/13 Show Only Freight Terms PPD @ $2500 Show only Minimum Order $500 Latest Scheduled Ship Date 11-01-2013 Program End Date 02-05-2013 DMM Comments Regular Discount Wholesale Price List Less 10% Regular Payment Terms Net 30 Regular Freight Terms FOB Regular Minimum Order $300 Reorder INFO Rebate Offered No Rebate Amount Rebate Qualifications COOP Program Available Yes COOP Detail 3% w/ Proof of Performance and Pre-Approval NBS SHOW SPECIALS - PRICES ARE ONLY GOOD FOR ORDERS PLACED AT THE MARKET. Item Or Style Description Reg. Price Show Special 523000-852 Onyx Arcticshield Boot Insulators $27.00 $19.99 X 526600-800 Onyx Arcticshield Camp Glove w/ Removable Fleece $18.00 $14.99 X Liner 526800-800 Onyx Arcticshield Glomitt $18.00 $16.99 531000-852 Onyx Arcticshield Quiet Tech Jacket $44.10 $34.99 531200-852 Onyx Arcticshield Quiet Tech Pant $44.10 $34.99 532000-800 Onyx Arcticshield Essentials Jacket $67.50 $49.99 X 532200-800 Onyx Arcticshield Essentials Pant $67.50 $49.99 X X Designates " Best of Best" Show Special Item *** CONFIDENTIAL FOR NBS MEMBER USE ONLY *** 1 Absolute Outdoor 2013 Spring Semi-Annual Apparel 54326 Corporate Name:Kent Sporting Goods Booth # 936 Item Or Style Description Reg. Price Show Special 533000-800 Onyx Arcticshield Classic Parka $99.00 $74.99 533000-852 Onyx Arcticshield Classic Parka $99.00 $74.99 533200-800 Onyx Arcticshield Classic Bib $99.00 $74.99 533200-852 Onyx Arcticshield Classic Bib $99.00 $74.99 534400-800 Onyx Arcticshield Performance Fit 2 Jacket with X- $126.00 $99.99 System Lining 534600-800 Onyx Arcticshield Performance Fit 2 Bib with X-System $108.00 $89.99 Lining 536000-810 Onyx Arcticshield Waterfowl Parka $103.50 $89.99 536200-810 Onyx Arcticshield Waterfowl Bib $85.50 $74.99 536500-810 Onyx Arcticshield Waterfowl Pullover $58.50 $49.99 536600-810 Onyx Arcticshield Waterfowl Reversible Vest $45.00 $39.99 54600-800 Onyx X-System Mid-Weight Fleece Pant Base Layer $24.30 $19.99 581200-400 X-System 18" Boot Sock Olive Drab Green $10.80 $4.99 581200-405 X-System 18" Boot Sock Foliage $10.80 $4.99 581200-700 X-System 18" Boot Sock Black $10.80 $4.99 581200-705 X-System 18" Boot Sock Coyote $10.80 $4.99 581200-706 X-System 18" Boot Sock Tan $10.80 $4.99 584400-800 X-System Midweight Fleece Pullover Baselayer $26.10 $19.99 X Designates " Best of Best" Show Special Item *** CONFIDENTIAL FOR NBS MEMBER USE ONLY *** 2 All Weather Outerwear - 2013 Spring Semi-Annual Apparel Trailcrest52451 Corporate Name:Lakeview Sportswear Booth # 1146 Address 1425-37st, Suite# 607 800 # 800-965-6550 Web Site N/A Brooklyn, NY 11218 Phone # 347-240-9524 Fax # 347-240-9523 Customer Service Contact Jerome Lieberman Customer Service Email [email protected] Product Description Men's, Women's & Youth Camo Fleece, Outerwear, Gift Sets, Cargo Pants, Coveralls & Vests Show Only Discount: Wholesale Price List Less 17% Show Only Payment Terms Net 12/10/12 Show Only Freight Terms FOB Show only Minimum Order $250 Latest Scheduled Ship Date 08-01-2013 Program End Date 02-05-2013 DMM Comments Regular Discount Wholesale Price List Less 15% Regular Payment Terms Net 60 Regular Freight Terms FOB Regular Minimum Order $250 Reorder INFO Rebate Offered No Rebate Amount Rebate Qualifications COOP Program Available No COOP Detail NBS SHOW SPECIALS - PRICES ARE ONLY GOOD FOR ORDERS PLACED AT THE MARKET. Item Or Style Description Reg. Price Show Special 2303-84 Super Value Blaze Orange Sweat Jacket $13.50 $10.90 2307-84 Mens Insulated Water Repellent Jacket $16.60 $16.00 2403-84 Super Value Blaze Camo Sweat Jacket $17.00 $11.50 29081T-95 Boys Insulated Tanker W/ Hood Aslo Available In Color $22.25 $17.50 96-Highland Forest 2908T-95 Men'S Insulated Hooded Tanker Jacket $24.50 $19.90 2910-95 Mens Polar Fleece Pants $11.85 $9.50 29101-95 Boys Poly Fleece Sweat Pants $10.25 $8.50 X Designates " Best of Best" Show Special Item *** CONFIDENTIAL FOR NBS MEMBER USE ONLY *** 1 All Weather Outerwear - 2013 Spring Semi-Annual Apparel Trailcrest52451 Corporate Name:Lakeview Sportswear Booth # 1146 Item Or Style Description Reg. Price Show Special 29121- Girls Hooded Sweat W/ Ht Trim & Kangaroo Pocket $11.25 $9.50 01/02/03/04/05 2913-95 Mens Polar Fleece Hooded Sweatshirt W/ Full Zip $11.65 $9.50 29131-95 Boys Poly Fleece Full Zip Hooded Sweatshirt $10.25 $8.50 2918-04/05 Woman's Poly Fleece Hooded Sweat w/ HT Trim 1/4 Zip $12.65 $9.90 2918-95 Men's Polar Fleece 1/4 Zip Sweatshirt $11.65 $9.50 2919- Woman's Poly Fleece Sweatshirt w/ HT Trim $12.25 $9.90 01/02/03/04/05/06/1 3 2930-95 Poly Fleece Sherpa Lined Hooded Jacket $18.25 $14.90 29301-95 Boy's Poly Fleece Sherpa Lined Hooded Jacket $16.45 $13.50 2931-05/13 Highland Timer Camo Robe W/ Trim $17.50 $16.50 2934-05/95 Micro Fleece Lounge Pants $7.50 $6.50 2937-95 Unisex Poly Fleece 2 Pc Pullover Loung /Pajama Set $11.50 $10.50 2950-05/13/95 or Mens or Ladies Soft Shell Jacket. Camo And Assorted $26.75 $15.90 X 2850-05/13/95 Colors 2950-13/05/95 Soft Shell Jacket $26.75 $19.90 3313-84 Mens Insulated Hooded Water Repellent Blaze Orange $13.25 $9.90 X Vest 49081T-95 Boy's Insulated Bib Overall Aslo Available In Color 96- $26.50 $17.50 Highland Forest 8932-95 Mens Long Sleeve 2 Pocket Shirt $12.75 $11.50 9909-95 Mens 6 Pocket Hunting Pants $12.75 $11.50 9925-01/05/95 Toddler Hooded Fleece Jacket & Pant Set $10.90 $9.25 99251-01/05/95 Infants Hooded Fleece Jacket & Pants Set $10.00 $8.25 9939-01/05/95 Toddler Poly Fleece Crawler W/White Footie $7.00 $6.75 99391-01/05/95 Infant Poly Fleece Crawler $6.50 $6.25 SSJ Soft Shell Jacket $26.75 $19.90 X Designates " Best of Best" Show Special Item *** CONFIDENTIAL FOR NBS MEMBER USE ONLY *** 2 Banded 2013 Spring Semi-Annual Apparel 60152 Corporate Name:Maxx Outdoors Booth # 2016 Address 3119 South 9th Street 800 # 888-992-6299 Web Site www.banded.com Council Bluffs, IA 51501 Phone # 712-366-2241 Fax # 712-388-4592 Customer Service Contact Rick Frisch Customer Service Email [email protected] Product Description Waterfowl Hunting Products - Apparel, Accessories, Calls, Boots & Waders Show Only Discount: Dealer Price List Less 15% Show Only Payment Terms 5% 60, Net 61 Show Only Freight Terms PPD Show only Minimum Order N/A Latest Scheduled Ship Date 12-31-2013 Program End Date 02-05-2013 DMM Comments Show terms have gone from 5% 60, Net 120 to 5%, Net 61 this year. 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Price Show Special 01480/01499 or Insulated Jacket or Insulated Bibs (MX4 & APX) $85.00 $60.00 X 02080/02099 Various Utility Soft-Shell Jacket (MX4 & APX) $84.00 $65.00 Various Fleece Jackets & Pullovers $56.00 $45.00 Various Fleece Beanie (MX4, APX, Black, White & Orange) $8.80 $6.50 X Designates " Best of Best" Show Special Item *** CONFIDENTIAL FOR NBS MEMBER USE ONLY *** 1 Bell Ranger Outdoor Apparel 2013 Spring Semi-Annual Apparel 52336 Corporate Name:Bell Ranger Outdoor Apparel Booth # 532 Address 1538 Crescent Dr 800 # 800-241-7618 Web Site www.bellranger.com Augusta, GA 30909 Phone # 706-733-7286 Fax # 706-738-3608 Customer Service Contact Miranda Jinks Customer Service Email [email protected] Product Description Mens and Boys Hunting Apparel, Ladies and Girls Fashion Camo and Infant/Toddler Novelty Styles Show Only Discount: NBS Show Special Pricing (Wholesale Price List Less 10-20%) Show Only Payment Terms Net 60 Days (Net 90 on Shipments from May 15th through July 15th) Show Only Freight Terms FOB Show only Minimum Order $500 Latest Scheduled Ship Date 11-15-2013 Program End Date 02-05-2013 DMM Comments Regular Discount Wholesale (Discount Varies by Item) (Excludes Snake Leggings) Regular Payment Terms Net 60 Regular Freight Terms FOB Regular Minimum Order $100 Reorder INFO Members can reorder at show pricing provided a qualifying show order has been placed.
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