Goal Zero roadshow at CostCo San Diego (Morena Blvd)

[Waltzing Matilda]

If you live in San Diego and need some panels, Boulder 30s are $139 I think. They also have the folding panels, 20watt style, for $129 or so. Heavy but smaller.

Just picked up the Yeti 450 for $350, and they have some other items at good discounts.

I will be going back tonight- need to return my 2 yr old Extreme 350, which recently died (no display showing- thank you Costco return policy...)

The rep said they might run out of some of the larger items (Yeti 450 & 1250) due to port strike earlier this year, so get there early if you want a good selection. Or they will drop ship them to your home, no charge, if you buy them at CostCo during the road show.

Search "goalzero costco roadshow" to find when they will be near you.

 

[OCD Overland]

$350 is a good price - I wish they'd do the roadshows here in the East. I was able to pick up mine when they were running the free 2x Boulder 15 panels, so the price worked out to about the same. Last month Powerful Products was running a special on the Boulder 15's at 2 for $99 - slightly better deal than Costco if it's still going on.

 

[OCD Overland]

There is a new company coming online that looks to have a superior product than the Goal Zero lead acid battery packs. I listened to an interview with the company owners and checked out their product. Looks to be lighter and more versatile. It's still an indie project, but something to look into. I bucked up for one.

I'm curious why they advertise that their unit qualifies for a tax credit while the Goal Zero doesn't. What's the difference?

 

[dwh]

Looks like a good system - I like the modularity. I'm curious why they advertise that their unit qualifies for a tax credit while the Goal Zero doesn't. What's the difference?

Don't expect a reply - IdahoAdventure and Studioskillet are both the same guy. First he link spams, then uses a second sock puppet account to reinforce the link spam and make it appear legit. Then he uses the sock puppet to spread the link spam into other threads, again appearing to be legit by referring to the original link spam. It's a spam technique called astroturfing.

Reported.

You should edit your post to remove the quoted link spam.

 

[OCD Overland]

Done - thanks.