Over the years I've been lucky enough to go skiing on the odd occasion. Each time we've hired our…read moregear from Ski Scene at Woolloongabba. This has to be one of the best choices we've ever made, they are incredibly professional and always looking to be that extra bit helpful each time. The last two occasions we've used these guys, my ski jacket size wasn't available so they would offer me a brand new jacket from rack that was leagues ahead of the hire gear. Obviously I gladly took them up on the offer. I would also recommend hiring the pro gear if you can get it, it's way better than the basic stuff plus about 10 times warmer.

I just want to take my hats off to the people that snow Central for the way they help me out they…read morestayed open that little bit later because I was from out of town and the fact that I'll super tired from my surgery and they went above and beyond to help me out and get me fully kited for my time in the snow for Japan thank you so much

From the owner: We are a full service snow specialist open year round to cater for both Northern and Southern…read morehemisphere skiers, snowboarders and winter adventurers. We sell ski clothing, equipment and accessories. Our staff specialise in Masterfit Boot Fitting and Wintersteiger ski and board tuning Mission Statement “To exceed our clients’ expectations of value for money, quality products & services and provide expert advice.”

Every time I've convinced myself I'll get into a particular sport or hobby, I've come to Rebel…read moreSport on Queen St to buy my gear. I've picked up swimwear, goggles, ear plugs, roller blades, an exercise ball, and a yoga mat from Rebel Sport, and I haven't had trouble with any of them so far! There's also a huge range of sportswear and runners - my friend picked up some great Nike joggers. The staff are helpful and are happy to give you a lowdown on the products on offer. The store is massive so sometimes it can be difficult to locate what you're after, so don't hesitate to ask. And don't be afraid to give some of their products a try. Often they'll have a display version - for example, I wanted to try out some rollerblades and had a bit of a blade around the cycling section of the store. The staff didn't bat an eyelid. Rebel Sport also offers store membership, and you receive a voucher upon signing up.

A decent selection of all things sporting. Not a lot in the way of AFL and basketball gear, but…read morethere is a fair bit for the rugby fan.

Variety of sizes available and very much affordable. Located in the perfect area for shoppingread more

I love Big W. I like how it is conveniently placed above Woolworths. It has escalators and a lift…read moreif you have heavy bags. I wish they would make a security system so you could take their basket trolleys (which can't leave Big W) and supply you with regular trolleys to take down to Woolworths to shop there vice versa . I hate carrying bags. I had to buy a granny's trolley for this purpose. I wish they had a underground carpark or something because how are you gonna take your purchases home? I either have to walk far to my car or catch a cab from the cab rank which is thankfully nearby. There are buses and trains but the who wants to wait at a bus stop with all their things? Also buses can be unreliable. The train station is about a ten minute walk up the hill so no go for me. If they had more parking areas and let you take the basket trolleys into the food court I would buy more and heavier things. Unfortunately most things on the Big W website are unavailable to get delivered? Almost makes me wonder what's the point, except I suppose being able to see what they sell. Big store, lots of variety, good prices but not as dirt cheap as Kmart. I would give 5 stars if they didn't always run out of basket trolleys at Big W and Woolworths! Woolworths have regular metal trolleys but usually run out too with the annoying insert coin security system. I don't know how your expected to use the trolley and then catch a cab. How are you going to return the trolly to bay to get your $1/$2 back? Oh well. There are barely any lines at Big W unlike Woolworths and they have self service checkout there. Oh, and only spread over two levels, not three.