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Friendly staff to give you expert advice on travel clothing, boots and shoes, backpack fittings, and more. We help you choose what will help you have the best adventure possible. And we don’t sell you what you don’t need.
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What Our Customers Are Saying

Jeremy

Best service i ever got…awesome people and good conversation…Thanks for all the info and advice!!

Kathryn

I just found this fantastic outfitters- wow have I been missing out. I went in looking for long warm pants and they had exactly what I needed… Friendly staff- great customer service. My new favorite,

Nancy

Life saver getting ready for my trip to Alaska.

Fran

I bought a beautiful pair of waterproof hiking boots. I have a wide foot and am difficult to fit … The staff person I worked with only showed me boots that fit my needs. I was thrilled with the service and selection.

Hike It Florida

Best place in Sarasota to purchase any type of gear for the outdoors. Wonderful employees that are willing to take the time to find exactly what you need.

A. Moore

Very helpful staff, great selection of high quality gear that’s competitively priced. I’ve been buying my gear there for years and will continue to do so. My favorite store!! Thanks Environeers, keep up the good work!

What's In Stock?

The KÜHL RENEGADE™ Pant

Stronger, more breathable, and boasting superior anti-abrasion and quick dry properties. DURALUX with DWR outperforms standard nylon. UPF 50 sun protection.

Benchmade Knives

Enivorneers is a Premium Plus Benchmade Dealer with more than 200 knives in stock.

Osprey Farpoint 40

Named Best Overall Travel Backpack for 2020 by US News & World Report. Carry-on size, lightweight, carries as a backpack or duffel.

Patagonia Down Sweater

 Perfect warmth for almost everything. Lightweight and windproof. 100% recycled polyester ripstop shell and 800-fill-power Advanced Global Traceable Down.

Salomon XA Pro 3D V8

Update for Spring 2020! Even lighter version of the iconic XA PRO 3D. Adventure on every type of terrain. Available in waterproof and non-waterproof.

What's new at Environeers

Kilimanjaro summit, 19,341 feet, Sheila from Environeers - 10 years ago - wow! She feels very fortunate to have made this hike and is forever grateful to @histopresto. 🏔 🥾 💕💕💕 ... See MoreSee Less

Kilimanjaro summit, 19,341 feet, Sheila from Environeers - 10 years ago - wow! She feels very fortunate to have made this hike and is forever grateful to @histopresto. 🏔 🥾 💕💕💕

New Benchmade Arrivals 🙂 ... See MoreSee Less

New Benchmade Arrivals 🙂

ALASKA TRIP - DAY 5 - PART 2 - PURE FUN!! —— We had so much fun that afternoon white water 💦 rafting on the Nenana River in the Denali area with New Wave Adventures! Fantastic company, so helpful and responsive while we were planning, and our guides were awesome! HIGHLY recommend this. We laughed the whole time. And the scenery was gorgeous. If you want to do this on a visit to Alaska definitely contact them, and wear your baselayers! The water is cold! But the fun made it totally worth it. This is our group plus a very nice couple we met who were volunteering at Denali National Park all summer. Way cool. Thank you New Wave Adventures for the truly amazing river trip! ... See MoreSee Less

ALASKA TRIP - DAY 5 - PART 2 - PURE FUN!! —— We had so much fun that afternoon white water 💦 rafting on the Nenana River in the Denali area with New Wave Adventures! Fantastic company, so helpful and responsive while we were planning, and our guides were awesome! HIGHLY recommend this. We laughed the whole time. And the scenery was gorgeous. If you want to do this on a visit to Alaska definitely contact them, and wear your baselayers! The water is cold! But the fun made it totally worth it. This is our group plus a very nice couple we met who were volunteering at Denali National Park all summer. Way cool. Thank you New Wave Adventures for the truly amazing river trip!

ALASKA ADVENTURE - DAY 4 & PART 1 of DAY 5 —— Day 4 was mostly driving. A LOT of driving. From the Kenai Peninsula to Anchorage to switch cars, and then to Denali National Park. It took all day. We had spectacular views of Denali though! (first photo). Evidently, fewer than 30% of visitors actually get to see Denali because it is usually cloud covered. We felt VERY lucky we had great views of it on a good part of the drive. A woman from Fairbanks, Alaska said it was the best view of Denali she has ever seen. Later - at about 9 PM - we stopped for a yummy dinner. Places are still hopping late because it is light all night. Then we took a quick drive into Denali National Park after 10 PM. Almost empty at that hour. We saw gorgeous views and had great moose encounters! We saw them safely from our car. These were just a few of the 17 moose we saw on the whole trip. Then Day 5 started off with some quick hikes near the visitor center. We took a river hike (we would raft later - more on that in the next post) and saw the train that takes folks to Denali if they prefer to take a train and relax, rather than drive. So much to see. And the second part of Day 5 would bring even more fun! Stay tuned for the next post. ... See MoreSee Less

ALASKA ADVENTURE - DAY 4 & PART 1 of DAY 5 —— Day 4 was mostly driving. A LOT of driving. From the Kenai Peninsula to Anchorage to switch cars, and then to Denali National Park. It took all day. We had spectacular views of Denali though! (first photo). Evidently, fewer than 30% of visitors actually get to see Denali because it is usually cloud covered. We felt VERY lucky we had great views of it on a good part of the drive. A woman from Fairbanks, Alaska said it was the best view of Denali she has ever seen. Later - at about 9 PM - we stopped for a yummy dinner. Places are still hopping late because it is light all night. Then we took a quick drive into Denali National Park after 10 PM. Almost empty at that hour. We saw gorgeous views and had great moose encounters! We saw them safely from our car. These were just a few of the 17 moose we saw on the whole trip. Then Day 5 started off with some quick hikes near the visitor center. We took a river hike (we would raft later - more on that in the next post) and saw the train that takes folks to Denali if they prefer to take a train and relax, rather than drive. So much to see. And the second part of Day 5 would bring even more fun! Stay tuned for the next post.