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Marine Outlet is where sailors can hunt for premium gear without automatically paying premium prices. The Morisset outlet specialises in end-of-line and clearance stock, mixing Henri Lloyd, Gill, Musto and Dubarry clothing with Harken, Ronstan and Selden hardware, Marlow and Robline rope, plus safety and maintenance essentials.
Service area: Australia
Marine Outlet buys discontinued, sample and end-of-line marine stock and offers it at outlet pricing. The business is online-first, with a warehouse and retail outlet in Morisset between Sydney and Newcastle for shoppers who would rather inspect clearance stock in person.
Sailing clothing is a highlight: wet-weather jackets and trousers, footwear, gloves and crew wear sit beside ropes, deck hardware, safety equipment, paints, resins, pumps, plumbing and electrical items. Because it is an outlet, sizes, colours and quantities can be limited — but that is also where the bargains appear.
Clothing and footwear commonly feature Henri Lloyd, Gill, Musto and Dubarry. Harken, Ronstan and Selden cover deck and rigging hardware, while Marlow and Robline appear across technical rope lines.
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Order online for delivery or check published opening times before visiting the Morisset outlet. Clearance stock changes, so the site is worth browsing when you know the type of product you need but can be flexible on the exact season, colour or model.
You need quality wet-weather gear, branded sailing hardware or rope and are happy to shop discontinued lines for a sharper price.
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