I haven't checked in on refurbished Sigmas for a few weeks now (trying to tame the LBA... ), but I did go on today and found that they had added some more lenses.
Last time I checked, the 18-250, 17-70, and 18-125 weren't listed so those must have been recently added.

The price differences between B&H and these refurbs isn't huge, but if you're looking to save a couple bucks, you should check these out.

But just something to keep in mind; the warranty on these isn't as long as new lenses (I think you only get 90 days).

Sigma Outlet Shop | sigmaphoto.com

[Khashoggi]

See a nice lens, sad thing it's out of range for me right now.

[TropicalMonkey]

They don't specify their warranty terms.

[seventysixersfan]

See here for Outlet warranty info, which is 90 days: Sigma Outlet | sigmaphoto.com

[Adam]

I haven't checked in on refurbished Sigmas for a few weeks now (trying to tame the LBA... ), but I did go on today and found that they had added some more lenses.
Last time I checked, the 18-250, 17-70, and 18-125 weren't listed so those must have been recently added.

The price differences between B&H and these refurbs isn't huge, but if you're looking to save a couple bucks, you should check these out.

But just something to keep in mind; the warranty on these isn't as long as new lenses (I think you only get 90 days).

Sigma Outlet Shop | sigmaphoto.com

While many users get like-new refurb products, I recently ordered a teleconverter and it turned out to be well-used and beaten-up, both cosmetically and mechanically. The glass was fine, but that's about it. I ended up returning it and paying $40 more for a new imported one Just a work of caution that there's always a risk involved when buying refurbs.