Established in 1962 Aussie Disposals has grown to 41 stores across Victoria, South Australia and New South Wales, and become a brand synonymous with the outdoors.
Offering a large range of camping gear including tents, sleeping bags, snow clothing and accessories, workwear, work boots, school camp, scouts and cadet equipment, fishing, hiking and ex-military clothing.
“The products we sell are designed to weather the extremes of the Australian climate and terrain,” say Andrew and Sharon Cassar, who own and operate the Aussie Disposals at 39 Watton St Werribee. “We are 100% guaranteed against defects in materials and workmanship.”
“Our staff are people who are passionate about sharing their knowledge and advice so you can get the right equipment for your next outdoor adventure,” say the Cassars, adding that they also offer a discount “Camo Club” card which will entitle customers to an everyday discount up to 10% off on any normal priced item along with notifications of any specials or “VIP” events that occur throughout the year.
With a range that is highly functional and durable and perfectly priced, coupled with friendly knowledgeable staff it’s no surprise that Aussie Disposals has become the place to shop.
Aussie Disposals really does provide fair Dinkum Aussie Value.
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