Use ours.
A guest can arrive without buying a complete setup first. Zmajevac already has a rental layer inside the camp booking flow.
Rent it. Test it in real conditions. Own it when you know what actually works for you.
This is not a generic outdoor catalogue. The starting point is the gear people actually ask for, rent and use around Camp Zmajevac. The retail layer comes after the experience.






The commercial idea is deliberately simple: Zmajevac owns the experience and the context; the retail partner can own catalogue depth, availability and fulfillment.
A guest can arrive without buying a complete setup first. Zmajevac already has a rental layer inside the camp booking flow.
Tents, chairs, sleeping systems and portable power are easier to understand after a real night in the field.
After the stay, the shop becomes the natural place to buy the category the guest has already experienced.
Camp Zmajevac is designed around equipment use, rental and practical learning rather than a showroom-only experience.
Start with the categories already relevant to guests, then expand assortment only where demand and partner economics justify it.
The proposed integration keeps the Zmajevac customer journey intact while allowing an approved Decathlon assortment to populate the commerce layer through whatever structured mechanism both sides agree on — API, product feed, CSV or another B2B workflow.
No Decathlon products, prices, stock claims or branding are being represented as live in this preview. The six products above are demo shells showing the intended customer experience.
Concept preview prepared for partnership discussion. No current Decathlon sponsorship, commercial relationship or fulfillment integration is implied.