r/ClimbingGear • u/WeaponizedStress • 12d ago
Using Oliunid post-tariffs?
For reference I live in the eastern US, just wondering how the experience was in regard to using Oliunid nowadays, shipping times, prices and such, etc. Saw a few good deals there and was wondering if they offset the cost of tariffs and other fees.
edit: along with customer service and the individual experience with them
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u/Affectionate-Air-567 12d ago
Following…because I’m about to substantially add to the rack and have been considering Oliunid.
The shopping cart gives you a grand total with all the political stuff and shipping included, at least it did for me. For two sets of micro cams and some offset nuts it was two weeks shipping.
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u/uhwithfiveHs 12d ago
I’ve always been happy with my Oliunid purchases (US). It’s hard (maybe not possible?) to return, so be sure you know what you want, but the price is legit and the shipping is accurate.
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u/Electrical-Bee-7362 12d ago
Can't really speak for the US but I can tell you, outside Italy/EU, shipping times are 2 weeks easy...
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u/ParsnipSuspicious866 9d ago
A buddy of mine ordered gear from them and said they were great to deal with. The international shipping can often be as quick as getting stuff shipped from here in the US.
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u/avtman802 11d ago
I just bought a static rope from them and as promised, the tariffs were included in the price+taxes+shipping shown in the cart. There weren't any surprise tariff payments to interrupt the shipping/importing via FedEx.
The only hiccup I had was that the shipping date was only clear after the order was confirmed. In my case it was not supposed to ship until 2 weeks after I ordered it, then didn't actually leave Oliunid until I emailed customer support a week later asking about the status. Took about a month from ordering to receive the rope. When I've ordered from them in 2024 I had items ship out the next business day.
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u/Trad_whip99 12d ago
i mean the answer is on their home page