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

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.

"Oh Crikey", those were the words which went through my head on a recent visit to this JD Sports…read morelocation here in the Meadowhall Shopping Centre of Sheffield. From the outside, it looks like a pretty general, average JD Sports store, but I was truly shocked by the store. Firstly, like Footasylum elsewhere in the mall, a company I found out who is owned by JD, they had a live DJ in the store, I for one hated this, I don't mind a little music while shopping, but this was far too extreme, I couldn't last in the store for more than a few minutes without getting a headache, and it seemed to be booming through the mall and you could even hear it on the mall floor and in nearby stores, it honestly felt like I was in some sort of nightclub or concert, with god awful music playing, not a store hoping to pick up some sports-gear. The staff in the store seemed friendly enough, however. I didn't like the queuing area, it was too cramped, small and narrow and I can't see how it would cope during busy, peak periods. The product range was average again, there were some good deals, but other JD Sports have stood out more for me in terms of overall feel and selection. Poor overall feel and a below average to average nature of everything else in the store really lets me down. I'm sad to mark my 1000th time I've been first to review the business here with a single one-star rating.

This is the place where I used to get all my colourful shirts from during the time I spent in…read moreSheffield. I kept popping in regularly, because their range constantly changes. But they also do other stuff from the Seventies, e.g. flared trousers, leather jackets, wigs, nose glasses and other party attire. The staff is always very friendly, too.

An excellent shop for anyone who is into vintage/retro clothing. They shop stocks an extensive…read morerange of second hand (yet of good quality), jeans, shirts, jackets etcat very reasonable prices. A good pair of Levi's will set you back just £20!