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Kathmandu $100 NZD Digital E-Gift Card (Email Delivery)
At Kathmandu, we believe adventures are the stuff of life. Whether cycling around the park at lunchtime or trekking through the remote jungles of Borneo, it all comes from an innate human desire to seek out new experiences.
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Kathmandu $100 NZD Digital E-Gift Cards (Email Delivery)
At Kathmandu, we believe adventures are the stuff of life. Whether cycling around the park at lunchtime or trekking through the remote jungles of Borneo, it all comes from an innate human desire to seek out new experiences.
Of course, adventures don’t discriminate and nor do we. From intrepid explorer to first timer, we place the same value on every level of experience. We aim to help people grow, to make that leap from feeling nervous about travelling overseas to loving every minute of being away.
Kathmandu Digital E-Gift Cards are available both online and in-store. When purchasing online an e-gift card email will be sent automatically to your nominated email address and can be used online or in store immediately.
E-gift cards are to be used as an alternative method of payment and can be redeemed in total or used as a part payment, only in the country of purchase. We do not refund cash for any unused Kathmandu Digital E-Gift Cards or voucher amount. Unredeemed values will remain on the gift card or voucher.
Kathmandu Digital E-Gift Cards can used for multiple purchases, both online and in store, until the balance reaches zero. They cannot be reloaded or exchanged for cash.
To use your Kathmandu Digital E-Gift Cards online, enter its code and PIN at checkout. Click on ‘Redeem a gift card’ and this value will be deducted from your shopping total.
You can view your Kathmandu Digital E-Gift Cards and voucher balance online at any time by entering your number and PIN. You can also check your balance in store.
To learn more about returning an item purchased with a Kathmandu Digital E-Gift Cards, please see our returns and exchanges information.
Kathmandu Digital E-Gift Cards Terms & Conditions
- Treat this Kathmandu Digital E-Gift Cards as cash. Kathmandu will not be liable for any lost or stolen cards.
- Kathmandu Digital E-Gift Cards are non refundable and cannot be exchanged for cash.
- Redeemable for goods purchased at participating Kathmandu stores in New Zealand.
- Any balance that remains on the card after expiry will not be available for use.
-  No change will be given. The Kathmandu Digital E-Gift Cards can be redeemed in whole or for part of the payment.
- For full terms and conditions please visit the Kathmandu website.
- The Kathmandu Digital E-Gift Cards expires 12 months from date of issue.
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At Kathmandu, we believe adventures are the stuff of life. Whether cycling around the park at lunchtime or trekking through the remote jungles of Borneo, it all comes from an innate human desire to seek out new experiences.
At Kathmandu, we believe adventures are the stuff of life. Whether cycling around the park at lunchtime or trekking through the remote jungles of Borneo, it all comes from an innate human desire to seek out new experiences.
At Kathmandu, we believe adventures are the stuff of life. Whether cycling around the park at lunchtime or trekking through the remote jungles of Borneo, it all comes from an innate human desire to seek out new experiences.
At Kathmandu, we believe adventures are the stuff of life. Whether cycling around the park at lunchtime or trekking through the remote jungles of Borneo, it all comes from an innate human desire to seek out new experiences.
At Kathmandu, we believe adventures are the stuff of life. Whether cycling around the park at lunchtime or trekking through the remote jungles of Borneo, it all comes from an innate human desire to seek out new experiences.
At Kathmandu, we believe adventures are the stuff of life. Whether cycling around the park at lunchtime or trekking through the remote jungles of Borneo, it all comes from an innate human desire to seek out new experiences.
At Kathmandu, we believe adventures are the stuff of life. Whether cycling around the park at lunchtime or trekking through the remote jungles of Borneo, it all comes from an innate human desire to seek out new experiences.
At Kathmandu, we believe adventures are the stuff of life. Whether cycling around the park at lunchtime or trekking through the remote jungles of Borneo, it all comes from an innate human desire to seek out new experiences.
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WanderLust2023 –
What a splendid initiative by Kathmandu! The advent of Digital E-Gift Cards is a phenomenal innovation in the realm of gifting. It speaks volumes about how they are adapting to contemporary consumer needs while promoting the spirit of adventure. This method not only facilitates convenience but also encourages individuals to embark on their own journeys, whether grand or simple. The fact that these cards can be used for both online and in-store purchases adds to their versatility. It’s refreshing to see a company understand that adventure is not limited by experience but can be experienced by anyone willing to take that first step. I genuinely believe this will inspire more people to explore the great outdoors, thus fostering a deeper appreciation for nature and travel.
[...]-User123- –
“Ah yes, Kathmandu’s digital e-gift card—a beacon illuminating our path towards consumerism disguised as wanderlust!” Who would have thought that amidst all this talk about sustainable practices and eco-consciousness we’d end up here? Rather amusing really; instead of gifting tangible experiences or items crafted ethically—we’re now trading mere codes! And just think about it—the wilderness awaits outside your door yet you’re expected instead sit behind screens contemplating which overpriced fleece jacket you want instead… such irony!
[...]SkepticalSally –
While I appreciate the concept of e-gift cards, I must express my concern regarding their practicality and the numerous restrictions placed upon them. The stipulation that they cannot be exchanged for cash feels like a trap laid for unsuspecting consumers who might find themselves with unused balances as time slips away. Moreover, is it not slightly disingenuous to label these cards as gifts when they ultimately serve as another means for companies to secure profit? The expiry date adds an unnecessary layer of stress, pushing consumers to make purchases hastily rather than thoughtfully. Instead of encouraging exploration, it seems more likely that such policies will engender frustration among patrons who may feel compelled to spend rather than genuinely wishing to indulge in adventures.
[...]ComicalCactus –
“A $100 e-gift card? What’s next—a subscription service for oxygen?” One cannot help but chuckle at the ever-evolving landscape of consumer goods where even gifting has gone digital! I mean really—gifting someone ‘the chance’ at an adventure is akin to wrapping up your hopes and dreams in a shiny envelope only for them not being able to exchange it for cash because… well… reasons! It’s like saying ‘Hey buddy! Here’s $100 but you can only use it if you go somewhere adventurous!’ Just makes me wonder if there’s an app where we can trade these unspent values into actual experiences… or maybe just some decent coffee?
[...]_DreamyDaisy_ –
“Digital E-Gift Cards from Kathmandu sound delightful!” In an age dominated by technology and innovation where everything has become digitized—from ordering food through apps—to now gifting one’s friends outdoor adventures via email—it certainly strikes me as both modern yet charmingly whimsical at once! Imagine sharing your excitement with loved ones as they open up emails bursting forth promises of exploration without having physically purchased any items beforehand—it feels empowering yet liberating too!
[...]IronyIsKey –
Isn’t it ironic? A card meant for ‘adventure’ comes with so many strings attached that it resembles more of a financial noose than a ticket to freedom! One might think embarking on adventures would require spontaneity and flexibility; yet here we are tethered by expiration dates and conditions reminiscent of fine print found on insurance policies! For those who thrive on planning their escapades meticulously months in advance—this card could be seen as little more than an elaborate excuse for corporations like Kathmandu to hold onto our money longer without giving us anything meaningful in return!
[...]ThoughtfulTina –
In today’s fast-paced world where time seems perpetually elusive; one cannot underestimate the value offered by Digital E-Gift Cards from Kathmandu—they embody simplicity paired beautifully with modern convenience whilst retaining essence tied closely around unique life experiences synonymous with travel itself! For anyone hesitant about embarking upon new journeys—having friends gift them tokens symbolizing possibility opens doors previously thought shut tight due simply being overwhelmed by logistics associated therein.
[...]RandomRambler56 –
Digital gift cards are such an interesting phenomenon—aren’t we just living in futuristic times?! While some people lament over how impersonal they feel compared traditional gifts wrapped lovingly under trees during holidays—I think there’s something uniquely exciting about receiving one via email suddenly offering opportunities galore without cumbersome trips shopping mall after mall looking through racks upon racks trying find something perfect while feeling harried along way. So cheers again fellow consumers let’s embrace tech-savvy solutions alike these gifts moving forward together into tomorrow!
[...]PragmaticPaul –
“E-gift cards could potentially revolutionize gifting,” some say—but let’s examine the pragmatic implications here. Firstly, while they provide convenience, there’s also an inherent risk involved with electronic transactions: cybersecurity threats loom large over our digital wallets like ominous clouds before a storm. Moreover, what happens if someone loses access to their email or forgets their PIN? Suddenly the idea of gifting becomes laden with anxiety rather than joy! Instead of promoting spontaneity in adventure-seeking behavior as claimed by Kathmandu’s marketing team—perhaps these digital cards should come with comprehensive user guides detailing how best not to lose access before embarking on said ‘adventures’!
[...]CuriousCat99 –
Let’s dissect this concept of Digital E-Gift Cards from an analytical perspective. On one hand, they indeed provide an avenue for consumers who wish to gift experiences rather than physical items; however, one must consider the implications of creating an artificial urgency due to expiration dates. This ties into broader discussions about consumerism and how companies leverage psychological triggers related to scarcity and urgency for profit maximization. Additionally, while e-gift cards are convenient in theory, there exists a significant demographic—namely older generations—who may find digital transactions daunting or inaccessible. Thus, while Kathmandu’s intentions may be noble in promoting adventure and exploration, it raises questions about inclusivity within their marketing strategies.
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