Warehouse pickup
You can pick up your order directly from our warehouse to save on delivery costs.
Ready within 4 hours, depending on the pickup schedule at our warehouse at 7250 Clark Street in Montreal.
- Monday: 10:00 to 16:30
- Tuesday: 10:00 to 16:30
- Thursday: 10:00 to 16:30
Canada Post Strike
Delivery not affected in case of a Canada Post strike
In the event of a Canada Post strike, Our deliveries will continue to be guaranteed. thanks to alternative carriers.
We are monitoring the situation closely and have put solutions in place to avoid any interruption service.
Shop with confidence – your parcels will be delivered as expected!
Return policies
All sales are final. No exchanges or refunds will be accepted, even if the color, size, or product does not meet your expectations. We encourage you to carefully review your selection before completing your purchase.
If the product you purchased has a manufacturing defect or is faulty, we want to resolve it quickly. Please email us at info@marchealpin.caPlease include a description of the problem and photos of the product in question. Our team will be happy to assist you and find a suitable solution.
Thank you for your understanding of our policy, which allows us to maintain such competitive prices!
Passage Cup 355ml
Description
Description
A lightweight, sturdy, and compact cup, ideal for enjoying hot or cold drinks in the great outdoors. The 355 ml Passage Cup is designed for adventurers who want comfort without adding bulk to their pack.
Benefits
• Ultra-light and shock-resistant
• Non-slip Grip-Mat™ base for added stability
• Stackable design with other cups in the range
• BPA free, microwave and dishwasher safe
• Comfortable to hold, even with gloves
Features
Features
Last products purchased
Alpine Market is
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Alpine Market, it's a online store Specializing in outdoor gear. No physical store, which reduces our costs and allows us to offer the best prices. We buy new products from previous seasons and samples directly from the brands. Quantities are always very limited: when it's gone, it's gone.
