I agree with the others herein in their recommendation to buy the best vise you can afford. However, I disagree with a lot of folks in this because although I think Dyna King makes the best vises (especially the one I own the Baracuda) and that Renzetti, Regal, and Norvise also rank right up there, a new tyer doesn't need all features and durability built into these professional level vises. All a beginning tyer really needs is a vise that is well made, has good jaws that hold hooks well, and is easy to adjust for different hook sizes. Fortunately, there are several on the market meeting this criteria for between $40.00 and $100.00.
The Peak you mentioned is one, although I don't really see the need for the rotary feature for someone new to tying. Griffin has quite a few, including their $40.00 Griffin Model 1A, the $50.00 Griffin Model 2A, the $60.00 Griffin Model 2AR, the $70.00 Griffin Model 3AR. Thompson has the Model A for about $55.00 and the Thompson Pro for about $5.00 less.
Granted not all of them have pedestal bases; but I do most of my tying on my Dyna King Baracuda with a C-Clamp base because it doesn't wander around the table and it allows me to adjust the height of the vise to suit me. Don't get me wrong, I also have the pedestal base for my vise so I can tie with it when away from home without having to worry about whether there will be a place to attach the C-Clamp. However, most tyers don't need a pedestal base and due just fine with the C-Clamp vises.
Whatever you do, do not buy one of the cheap Indian, Chinese, or Sri Lankan imports. They are a waste of money because the jaws don't hold hooks well, they don't hold up more than a few years at most, and are just very poorly made. False economy is really what they are. I mention this because you said you were going to take a class at Cabella's and they carry a lot of these cheap imported vises.
Good scissors are a must Dr. Slick, Anvil, Marryat, Tiempco, Fishing Line, BH all make superb scissors. However, the scissors offered by Griffin and Gudebrod are very passable quality and sell for $10.00 or less.
Bobbins, my favorites are the S&M (I use 22 of them), which is the same bobbin AK Best prefers and they are also the cheapest good ones on the market for about $7.50. The Renzetti, Materelli, Tiempco, Griffin Ceramic (I use 14 of these) bobbins are all great ones too.
The Materelli whip finisher is the best in the world, period. They sell for about $15.00.
So to recap:
vise: Dyna King, Regal, Renzetti, Norvise if you want the top end, Griffin, Thompson, and Peak on the bottom end
scissors: Dr, Slick, Anvil, Tiempco, Marryat, Fishing Line, BH, or the cheaper Griffin or Gudebrod.
bobbin: S&M, tiempco, Renzetti, Materelli, and Griffin.
whip finisher: Materelli
bodkin: any brand at all including the cheapest ones on the market because it really makes no difference.