Sports equipment.
More practice.
More play.

Some shops now stock products made with more sustainable methods, and many list the materials so you can judge for yourself. We do not make a sustainability claim for our range. Each of our product pages lists the materials used.

Policies vary from shop to shop. We deliver across Ireland, and we can also send orders to other countries for a flat €25 international delivery fee. The free delivery threshold applies to orders delivered in Ireland only.

Think about safety, whether the item adjusts as they grow, and how keen they really are. Check the size and weight guidance on the product page. Our badminton net, for example, sets at three heights, up to 155 cm, so it suits younger and older players.

Use the size charts and dimensions the shop publishes, and measure your space or your hands before you order. Our product pages list the sizes and options for each item. If a measurement you need is missing, email us and we will check it for you.

Many shops sell team kit and offer printing for schools and clubs. We do not sell clothing or team uniforms. Our range is training equipment: nets, goals, tackle bags, mats and similar kit.

Many shops publish buying guides, and some run sessions in store. We are online only, so our help comes as written guides on this site and answers by email. Most emails are answered within 1 business day.

Specialist shops often stock gear for less common sports. Our range includes a few items you may not find in every shop, such as pole vault poles, a balance beam and a golf chipping net.

Many shops do. We do not sell gift cards at the moment. If you want to give equipment as a present, you can have the order delivered to the other person's address.

Most stores carry accessories alongside the main equipment. Ours are on the accessories page, and some products come with extras, such as the carry bag in the badminton set.

A shop lets you handle the item and get advice face to face. Buying online gives you time to compare. We are online only, so read the dimensions and options on each product page, and email us if you have a question before you order.

Sign up to the shop's emails, follow it on social media or check its website now and then. New products on our site appear on the shop page.

Some shops repair certain equipment, such as restringing rackets. We do not offer a repair service. If an item arrives faulty or damaged, contact us and we will put it right at no cost to you.

Many larger shops sell supplements, energy bars and drinks. We do not. Our range is equipment only.

Check who runs it and where, read the delivery and returns terms, and see how quickly it answers a question. Our company details, delivery terms and returns policy are all published on this site.

Some specialist stores do, with high-end gear and custom fitting. Our products are for recreational use and training, aimed at families, beginners, clubs and schools. Professionals who need high-end kit will be better served by a specialist.

Some shops sell coaching books and videos. We do not. The buying guides on this site cover how to choose equipment, and each product page explains what the item is for.

Yes. Our full range is online, with prices in euro. Pay by card through Stripe or by PayPal, and we deliver to your door anywhere in Ireland.

Look at the materials, the stitching and any weight limits, and match the item to how often it will be used. Our product pages list the materials, such as the water-resistant PVC on the rugby tackle bags and the steel frame on the gymnastics bar.

Many shops carry both. Our range covers garden and pitch kit such as nets and pop up goals, and indoor kit such as gymnastics mats, a table tennis table and dumbbells.

Many do. We do not run a loyalty programme. If you have a discount code, enter it in the cart. Clubs and schools buying in quantity can ask for a quote on our wholesale page.

Some shops now stock equipment made from recycled or sustainable materials. We do not make eco claims for our products. The materials are listed on each product page so you can decide for yourself.

It varies. Large shops change their stock with the seasons and new releases. Our range is smaller and changes less often, and any new product appears on the shop page.

A few shops rent out seasonal or expensive gear. We sell equipment only and do not offer rental.

Many pass on the maker's warranty. Whatever the warranty says, Irish consumer law protects you if goods are faulty. If one of our items arrives faulty, damaged or not as described, we put it right at no cost to you.

Some shops fit shoes, helmets and rackets in store. We are online only and do not offer fitting. Where an item comes in sizes, such as the MMA gloves or rugby tackle bags, the product page shows the options.

Specialist stores often stock gear for sports like climbing or water sports. Our range focuses on nets, gymnastics, combat training, rugby, football, golf practice and racket games.

Most large shops stock well-known brands. We choose our range for the job each item does, and every product page lists the materials and specifications so you can compare.

Yes. Many shops stock youth sizes. In our range, the pop up goals, badminton set, gymnastics mat, balance beam and adjustable gymnastics bar suit family use. Always supervise children and check the guidance on the product page.

Start with the sport, the space and who will use it. Then check the dimensions and options on the product page. If you are unsure, email us with what you have in mind and we will help you narrow it down.

Large shops carry fitness gear, team sports kit, outdoor products and clothing. Ours is a focused range of training equipment: sports nets, fitness and gymnastics equipment, combat training gear, golf practice kit and table tennis.