Where do you buy cheap Pool Noodles 3inch

Hi i just got my first kayak and i want to start modding.
I am looking for Pool Noodles,
The stores in my area does not have any as its post summer. i looked all over the web but they can really add up.
where do you guys buy yours and how much?

I got mine at the dollar store. Probably the wrong time of year now.

Saw some at CVS Pharmacy a couple days ago for .75 on sale

which c.v.s thanks for the tip...just paid 3 bucks for one at ace carmel

Don't know if this will help but I found that Lowe's and home depot have  pipe insulation that comes in a few different sizes I used that instead of pool noodles seem to work for me 

Check the Dollar Store if there's one in your area. Also, check Target. I went to Target last night and they had the pool noodles in the clearance section.

CVS watsonville on Green Valley & Main St.

Don't know if this will help but I found that Lowe's and home depot have  pipe insulation that comes in a few different sizes I used that instead of pool noodles seem to work for me 

funny thing i actually bought a few for my dyi kayak cart but i think the 3inch pool noodle would have more cushion support and float more weight.

looked online at target and cvs pharmacy none of them have any pool noodles in stock..

i will swing by the dollar store but i doubt it..

deals right now that im seeing online is anywhere from $3.50-$4 each noodle depending on length.

Try a pool supply or hot-tub supply store. I got mine there for a buck apiece.

Dollar store usualy has them almost year-round.

Big 5 has them

I gave up on the pool noodles and now am using large chunks of Styrofoam I get in packaging here at the shop. 2X as bouyant, Holds NO water. Keeps it out of the landfill (ok, so I'm a cheap bastard and found free sh** to use, works great!!!!)

I asked my wife to pick one up for me while I was making my kayak cart...I think she bought it at Big 5 Sporting Goods in Milpitas.

I gave up on the pool noodles and now am using large chunks of Styrofoam I get in packaging here at the shop. 2X as bouyant, Holds NO water. Keeps it out of the landfill (ok, so I'm a cheap bastard and found free sh** to use, works great!!!!)

True ... the foam does work well.  Also heard of people using 2-litre water bottles & applying a little hot melt glue to the cap for preventative reasons.