Supplies in Pamplona

[Jruder]

My friend and I are walking Pamplona to Logroño this next week(we only have a week off). We decided to have our luggage transferred daily since we had to do approximately 60 miles in four days. I decided to take my trekking poles and so had to check my baggage. Unfortunately my bag was not transferred to Spain from Dallas. It may catch up to us in Pamplona but if not I will need to buy new shoes, hat and poles. Any suggestions? Thank you!

 

[SabsP]

My friend and I are walking Pamplona to Logroño this next week(we only have a week off). We decided to have our luggage transferred daily since we had to do approximately 60 miles in four days. I decided to take my trekking poles and so had to check my baggage. Unfortunately my bag was not transferred to Spain from Dallas. It may catch up to us in Pamplona but if not I will need to buy new shoes, hat and poles. Any suggestions? Thank you!

Sorry to hear about the mishap.
This shop might be of help.

Caminoteca – all the information and gear for your Camino

all the information and gear for your Camino

caminoteca.com

Or Decathlon City.

https://www.decathlon.es/es/store-view/tienda-de-deportes-city-pamplona-0070275902759

Good luck!

 

[Jruder]

Thank you! I’ll check these out!

 

[lt56ny]

My friend and I are walking Pamplona to Logroño this next week(we only have a week off). We decided to have our luggage transferred daily since we had to do approximately 60 miles in four days. I decided to take my trekking poles and so had to check my baggage. Unfortunately my bag was not transferred to Spain from Dallas. It may catch up to us in Pamplona but if not I will need to buy new shoes, hat and poles. Any suggestions? Thank you!

I am counting on the fact that you will probably catch the itch to go again. Never check your backpack. Never. If it is 45L or below it will easily fit into an overhead. If you insist on taking your poles then just check the poles. I buy a pair of cheap poles when I arrive. I have since found that the China shops that are everywhere in cities also sell poles. When I get to Santiago I donate my poles to the Pilgrim House.

 

[t2andreo]

There is also an El Corte Ingles department store, with a large sporting goods department. IIRC, it is near the train station.

Hope this helps.

Tom

 

[el Sol]

We are currently on the Camino and had the opportunity to check out the Caminoteca store listed above. The owners carry an amazingly good selection of all the gear you might need. They had an awesome selection of boot/shoes that are recognized as being good for long days walking. I think they had everything duplicated that was in my pack-even down to the itty bitty toiletries. They’re located near the cathedral. There’s also a nice small lavanderia around the corner.

 

[Rmarkob]

Another vote for Caminoteca. I stumbled upon it on my way to visit the Cathedral before catching the bus to SJPP in 2021. I only bought a Credencial, but was impressed by the range of items they offered in such a small space.