Save Barn

I have gone into Save Barn a couple of times and both times been disappointed actually. The first time I was looking for some camping gear, particularly a portable gas stove. The prices were not as cheap as some other places I had seen locally and was around the same quality.
The second time I went in was after I had been browsing on the ‘trade me’ website for months looking for furniture and I was consistently coming across ‘Save Barn’ on some lovely looking traditional Chinese furniture. I tend to like to see things in person before I actually buy (particularly if I am parting with money over $ 100), so it clicked that this may be the same company — but alas no! Well, maybe the same company but not the right venue. They didn’t stock any of the wonderful stuff listed on trade me that I liked and I figured I will have to venture out to their other store (down South?) that may have it in stock.
The second time I went in I was also after some fishing wire, yes, they had it, but the young guy behind the counter wasn’t very approachable or helpful, more keen on standing outside smoking and daydreaming.

The impressive diversity of what you will find on the shelves of Save Barn always makes it an interesting window shopping experience. There are some amazing bargains but it is kind of unpredictable. If you have something in particular which you need, by all means, check out whether or not they stock it at Save Barn, you might get lucky, but to find exactly what you need does require some luck.
It can be kind of great to peruse their shelves and stumble upon something you never really considered buying for yourself, but it happens to be such a good bargain that you decide to make a spontaneous purchase. Unicycles, radio controlled helicopters, all kinds of amazing crap you never knew that you wanted.

Talk about getting a bargain, step into Save Barn if you want the latest must-​have item at a low, low cost.
This place has an ever-​changing array of bargain products that must fly out the door. Their New Lynn Branch is packed with gear from ladders to tents, fishing gear to blow up mattresses.
You can count on the team to set up an eye-​catching display outside the store to lure you in.
This time it’s Dirt & Quad Bikes, 49cc for under $ 400. I’d never have considered it but many of my lifestyle blocker buddies would be rushing in to pick up this bargain.
There is also a blow up boat in full view of the traffic at the busy Titirangi and Great North Road intersection.
What you don’t find in store you will find online because they have an incredibly comprehensive website.