Gear shops in columbus, OH

[CloudOnMyTongue 0]

I'm taking a little trip to columbus, ohio and I was wondering if anyone knew of any gear shops in or around that area.

I'm canadain and would like to pick up some stuff that I won't have to pay duty on.

[PhreeZone 20]

Xenia Ohio (About an hour southwest on I-71) has the summer home of Rigs and Things Paraservice. Roy has a full gear store on site and can order in anything you are missing.

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[WarrenScott 0]

Howdy from Columbus Ohio!
I am still a student (13 jumps) and i don't know of any gear shops besides the one at my home DZ Aerohio (2 hours north). It is a pretty small shop and I think they order most of their gear. What are you coming to Ohio for? Are you going to do any jumps while your here?

[canopycandy 0]

Try Skydive Wayne County. They're just about two hours from Columbus, a straight shot on I-70. They have an on-site pro shop, and if you happen to be there during the boogie, I've heard they have TONS of vendors.

[PhreeZone 20]

www.para-service.com is the link to the Gear Store at SGC for the summer.

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[lewmonst 0]

The Skydive Wayne County(richmond indiana) gear vendor actually lives in Columbus Ohio, and has a lot of his gear there.
He's Paraquip, so look him up, give him a call. He's ok, he might try to sell you a smaller main than you're ready for http://www.paraquip.com/
His name is Steve Alexander. Tell him i sent ya. but don't tell him my joke above.

peace
lew

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[Yoshi 0]

Actually Vern alexander, aka freeflyswc, is now the owner of paraquip (Steve Alexanders son). you can contact him thru here, or thru skygod7777 (kelly) who is also on here a little more than vern who is always around vern. (I think they are lovers j/k)
and the above joke by lew still applies:):)

-yoshi

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