Kathmandu $50 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.
Cynical_Cat –
While I appreciate Kathmandu’s attempt at promoting their E-Gift Cards, one cannot help but notice the underlying commercial motives at play here. The notion that adventures come from purchasing gear and experiences through their cards seems somewhat reductive and commodified. What about the spontaneous joys of exploration that cannot be bought? This marketing strategy feels more like a push towards consumerism than an encouragement for authentic adventures.
Philosopher_Smith –
It is fascinating how Kathmandu frames adventure as an innate human desire while simultaneously providing a product designed to facilitate it. One might argue whether true adventure can ever be encapsulated within the confines of a gift card? However, considering modernity’s constraints on time and resources, such E-Gift Cards could serve as pragmatic tools in our quest for new experiences. Yet one must ponder: does ease diminish the essence of adventure?
Curious_Mind –
‘Ease’ is indeed a double-edged sword! While it allows more people to embark on journeys they might have otherwise avoided, one might wonder if this leads to superficial experiences rather than profound ones.
_The_Inquisitor_42_ –
‘Cash refunds not applicable!’—a classic sign of modern retail practices that leaves much to be desired regarding customer service ethics. While I admire Kathmandu’s commitment towards promoting their gift cards, limiting cash refunds transforms customer satisfaction into mere transactional convenience rather than nurturing genuine relationships with their clientele.
Consumer_Crisis –
Absolutely agree! It’s high time brands recognize that building loyalty goes beyond monetary transactions; it’s about creating memorable interactions.
_Gifted_George_ –
‘Digital E-Gift Cards’—what an oxymoronic phrase! In our increasingly digitized world, Kathmandu has cleverly tapped into both nostalgia and practicality with this offering. There’s something almost whimsical about gifting someone an ‘adventure’ via email; it’s like sending them on a treasure hunt without any actual physical treasure! This clever marketing strategy could redefine how we perceive gifts altogether!
_Jester_Jay_ –
‘Adventure awaits’—and apparently so does your wallet! Who knew that trekking through Borneo could now be financed through digital transactions? It seems we’re inching closer to an era where even spontaneity requires careful budgeting and e-gifting strategies! Just imagine—a series of ‘adventures’ planned via spreadsheets and online banking logs; what next? A financial advisor specializing in wilderness retreats?
Wanderlust_Wizard –
As an ardent traveler, I must say that Kathmandu’s initiative to offer Digital E-Gift Cards is not only innovative but incredibly useful. In a world where experiences often overshadow material possessions, these gift cards provide the perfect opportunity for anyone to embrace adventure—be it a seasoned explorer or someone just dipping their toes into the waters of travel. The convenience of instant online delivery aligns perfectly with our fast-paced lifestyles. Moreover, the ability to use these cards for multiple purchases adds a layer of flexibility that we all crave in today’s consumer environment. Kudos to Kathmandu for recognizing this need and catering to the adventurous spirit within us all!
Explorer_88 –
I completely agree! The ease of using these gift cards can transform the way we approach our adventures. They are not just a means of payment but rather an invitation to explore new horizons.