Great place. They have loads of stock, always seem to spend loads when we go. Staff seem very…read moreknowledgeable and friendly prices seem to be on a par with similar shops. They have a loyalty scheme where you get vouchers when your spend a certain amount. Plenty of parking off road and have a small cafe on site.

From the owner: Caravanning and Camping equipment, outdoor leisure and activities, garden and outdoor furniture,…read morecamping and domestic trailers, towbars, trailer parts and towing equipment. Everything for your caravanning holiday, from the towbar pulling your caravan, to the picnic furniture in your awning - all can be found at Towsure Extablished 1967

This is a great place if you need something for sport or outdoor activities. It's easy to spend…read morequite a lot of time in this store. The shop is split in to the different sport activities to make it easy to navigate round but its worth looking what is available down other aisles. There is a large range of sporting equipment and clothing under each activity. The goods are of a good quality at a reasonable price and they sometimes have some brands in as recently a got some Solomon trainers which were £30 dearer elsewhere. It's easy to go mad and buy items you didn't go in for but at them prices you don't mind as much. It's great just to see what they have and give ideas for getting active, anyone for Frisbee? (Maybe not in windy conditions). This shop is great, the staff are friendly too and helpful but are happy enough to let you wonder round.

Decathlon is a cracking place for anything vaguely sports related!…read more They have a massive range of stock at good, very very competitive prices. The store itself is massive, with plenty of free parking and is also in an easy location to visit via public transport. I've purchased a variety of items here, from football socks to camping gear. They carry items from most of the major brands, but also have their own cheaper brand. The staff are always helpful and polite and the store is easy to navigate with various departments (split into sports) stretching across the wide building.

JD Sports in Sheffield The Moor is a fairly typical branch of the chain, it is relatively modern…read moreand has a decent selection of clothing for the size of the store. I didn't like various aspects of the store however including the music (it was too loud compared to other stores, but JD Sports do have the tendencies to put DJ's in their stores which is wild, unwelcomed and bonkers but wasn't the case on this occasion), I also found the store to be a little cramped, it followed no particular layout, you could look and see football shirts to your left and something totally irrelevant/different to the other side, compared to other stores which have specific marked sections of the store which is an approach I find more comfortable and like better. A good brand for a city like Sheffield to have in its city centre, and it for sure is better than the Meadowhall branch but not my much - let down by the poor store layout which makes it in some ways feel like a totally different store to other JD branches and music - I feel this store is only deserving of a "high" two-star rating.

Sports shop, like an outlet shop. They sell sports clothes and shoes. Very cheap but limeted on…read moresizes. Good for football boots and some sports equipment. They have mens, womens and childrens. Walking boots, school shoes, footballs, socks.

Sports Direct on High Street in Sheffield city centre was a fairly disappointing branch of the…read moresportswear retailer on a recent visit, it is located fairly close to Halifax Bank under a slight tunnel. This is one of the old-fashioned type stores, you have to enter through stairs or an old mobility lift. The selection in the store was okay, it wasn't really what you would expect from the main city centre though, in terms of size and selection, it reminded me a lot of a Sports Direct branch you'd see in a small town or their Manchester Market Street store which is earmarked for closure (the second branch they have in Manchester city centre) The staff didn't seem too outgoing or willing to help. This store seems to be in a different league to the Meadowhall branch nearby, which is much larger and more modern, it kind of feels like the divide in Sheffield at the moment, with the Meadowhall branch being Premier League side Sheffield United, and this branch being Sheffield Wednesday of the Championship (You're welcome blades). Much need for improvement in most factors. 1*

A fairly large branch of the Mountain Warehouse at Peak Village. This store primarily sells a good…read moreselection of outdoor clothing - a great range of men's and women's waterproof jackets, fleeces, running tops (fluorescent!), fashionable hiking shirts and, waterproof and lightweight walking trousers. There are clothes to meet every budget, from makes like Berghaus. The other main focus of this shop are the rucksacks from small fashion items, to day sacks and rucksacks for serious hikers. Again well known makes are prevalent like Karrimor. There are the occasional selection of other items like lightweight camping chairs, LED torches etc. Friendly and helpful staff too, who offer good advice.

I totally agree with the previous review. The only thing I would add is the the in depth…read moreknowledge and helpfulness of the assistant ( manager?) who was on duty today.