Data Mining Gear/Goods Websites for Specific Prices
I would look into the Python package BeautifulSoup. It parses HTML documents into a tree structure and allows for all kind of filtering and manipulation of the tree. I've taken a look at the Gear Patrol website and I would advice these steps:

Scrape the front page looking for articles. By taking a look using a web inspector like the one in Chrome (Ctrl+Shift+I) you can look at the HTML structure. Looking there we can see that the links to the articles are in:

body &gt; div:content &gt; div:home-this-week &gt; div:posts hfeed &gt; article &gt; div:body-wrap


Now you look for all article tags and create a list of the corresponding URLs. You can use the link of the pagination to retrieve more article links or use their URL structure to make an educated guess where more articles are.

Now that we have a list of URLs, iterate over them and parse these pages in BeautifulSoup to retrieve the necessary information in a similar fashion. I advice taking breaks of a few seconds in between requests for new pages to not get banned from their server and not overly disrupt it. There are a lot of tutorials available how to do webscraping using BeautifulSoup and this site looks like an easy victim.