All Sports Equipment

All sports equipment across the shop, from team and racket sports to swimming, golf, ice and street hockey, running, cycling, fitness and the outdoors. It’s the place to browse if you’re kitting out a new club season, buying for a family with mixed interests or simply want to see everything in one grid. Brands include Bauer, CCM, Winnwell, Howies and A&R Sports.

Narrowing by sport first, then by size, is the quickest way to kit that fits. Some sizes are set by age group, such as junior football ball sizes, while others follow the body – junior tennis rackets by length, hockey sticks by height and flex – so check what your club or league uses. Protective equipment such as helmets, shin pads, mouthguards and neck guards should fit now rather than leave room to grow. Compare each product’s size chart against your own measurements in centimetres.

Start with football, tennis, golf, swimming, ice hockey and gym & fitness. Our guides to football sizes, boots and shin pads and how much exercise adults need are a good place to start.

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All Sports Equipment: frequently asked questions

How do I choose equipment for a sport I'm new to?

Start with what your club or coach asks for – many publish a beginner kit list with the sizes they use. Buy the safety items first, such as a helmet, mouthguard or shin pads, then add training aids once you know you'll stick with it. Our training guides cover sizing for football, tennis rackets, bikes and boxing gloves.

Should children's protective equipment have room to grow?

No. Helmets, shin pads, gloves and body pads only protect properly when they fit closely and stay in place. Clothing, boots and bags can be bought with a little growing room, but protective gear should match current measurements and be replaced once outgrown or after a significant impact.

How much exercise do adults need each week?

UK guidelines recommend at least 150 minutes of moderate activity or 75 minutes of vigorous activity a week, spread across the week, plus muscle-strengthening activities on two or more days. Any sport counts towards it. Our guide to the UK physical activity guidelines explains how to combine different types of exercise.

Sources: nhs.uk

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