Now all you Cricket fans need go no further for your equipment, clothing and accessories than…read moreVee-Kay Sports. If you venture to the back of this store you will be amazed to find around 50 different cricket bats. When they say they are cricket specialists they are not joking! Personally I am not a cricket fan but I love tennis. This store along with being a cricket store also specialise in Tennis. Yes two specialists in one. They have around 60 or more tennis rackets to choose from and the prices are not much more than you will find on the Internet. They will string your rackets here also. Other than that, Vee-Kay have lots of other sports items, last time I was in here I saw around 25 hockey sticks for example. Vee-Kay is a small shop but incredibly well stocked. The guy who runs this place is a miserable chap but the shop itself rocks for us sports fans.

i love this shop it sells desinger mens and women wear kinda expensive but well worth it the worker…read moreare really helpful and are really good at persuading you to buy stuff they also have nice jewlery there annd nice chains for men too

I went here to look for some echo gear for a present for a friend. It basically sells mens US Hip…read moreHop style clothing/sportswear like oversized hoodies, tracksuits, leather jackets etc with makes like Averix, Echo, Phat Farm, Snoop Dogg etc They also sell a few trainers and caps too. There's also a jewellery stand in there with fake watches and blingy costume jewellery like chunky chains with dollar sign medallions on. So most prices in here are negotiable but they will not be talked down easily and everything must be OK'd by the boss. You do get rather hassled by the staff in here once you ask for advice. Then they'll show you a loads of items that you have no interest in. I ended up buying what I needed on the internet as it was £40 cheaper than in this shop. I think they thought they could take advantage since I wasnt dressed exactly Hip hop as I went in there straight after work. Lucky I knew I culd get it cheaper elsewhere.

This branch of Superdry is a large store, it is the chain's UK flagship store it is over four…read morefloors, which includes toilets and a large floor dedicated to either male or female fashion, and the ground floor being mixed. It is located on Regent Street in London. It is close to Underground Stations on near enough every line, being just a short walk away from Oxford Circus, Piccadilly Circus and step-free Green Park. Despite being larger, the store follows traditional Superdry decor, a slightly dark and cool vibe but it has unique twists to warrant the flagship location including large writing with the brand name going across the escalators and multiple floors. The store layout was pretty straightforward, but do be careful of "steps" which might separate different parts of the shop floor. The Lower Ground floor wasn't too welcoming from the lift, I felt like the lift had dropped me off at an abandoned building, it was quiet with no people or signs, it felt quite scary until I went along to find the toilet and a passage lit up by the other part of the store, so this could do with some work to implement the same vibrance the store has across all areas. The staff could have been all friendly and for a store of its' size, there doesn't seem to be enough lifts which is a shame. Slightly higher pricing in some areas is also worth noting. A cool, large Superdry store, albeit not without its' faults but this flagship Regent Street, London branch does warrant a three-star rating.

This place is absolutely massive, it's spread over 4 floors!…read more It's a bit confusing as the stuff seem to be scattered around the shop randomly, eg. shirts are in multile locations. This doesn't really become an issue though as the staff is amazing, the best customer service I have experienced in a very very long time!

Central Park sells mid range and some inexpensive clothing and shoes. The sister store next door…read morereplicates the style of Central Park but makes it more casual. The second shop is the Factory Outlet. I like Central Park but I think Factory Outlet sucks. A 7 pound tracksuit is just too chavtastic for me in purple and pink terry cloth. There was a 2 pound jewellery table too ( Central Park had a closer to 10 pound table). Verdict: This shop is okay to have a look around. Central Park can still be a bit expensive and Factory Outlet is total Norf London neighbourhood girls wear for people that listen to Fergie or Mutya.

I have shopped at this store a couple of times in the last year for boots and clothing. I have…read morealwasy found the staff helpful and cheerful - one of them even looked up the cricket score from me on his i-phone. I have been into a couple of the stores nearby selling similar products and they didn't feel as friendly or welcoming to me. I also thought the prices were better - it is easy to compare with the other stores.

As others have already mentioned the store is currently n the process of redevelopment and while…read morethey are working on the new building they merged their two old buildings into one but unfortunately in the process they removed the canteen. The whole redevelopment process will apparently end in 2017 and by then they will have underground parking & a completely different looking store. That aside the stores still offers everything that it used to offer, which is every single thing you can think of regarding sports equipment at ridiculously low prices! It is also worth noting that apart of the popular brands they also sell their own brands on store which even if you never heard of are of excellent quality if not superior to the main brands. The fact that it stays open until late makes it deserve the 5 stars

Splendid customer service with positive energy attitude . Always appreciated the great serviceread more

Extremely poor customer service. Abrasive sales representative. Went shopping for football boots…read moreand did not have a good experience. Will be taking my business elsewhere next time.

I've used eurosport many a time and they are great for all sporting needs. Less than 100 meters…read morefrom Swiss Cottage tube making it easily accessible and great customer service always asking if you need any help. Good range of products for beginners to pros. Would definitely recommend.

Camden's Rokit is one of three in London and this is the smallest of the lot. It sells the usual…read morevintage gear, fun dresses, shirts and skirts as well as shirts and jeans for the guys. They have an OK range of shoes and accessories but nothing compared to their Covent Garden or Brick lane stores. I never seem to find anything I like in this Rokit but as with any thrift shop you never really know what you're going to find. I think maybe because it's a small, packed-in shop I can never be bothered to root around or fight my way along the clothes rail whereas in the Covent Garden and Brick Lane stores there's room to manoeuvre.

This is the smallest Rokit in London and therefore the one with the least available…read more It sells a huge range of checker shirts, short denim skirts, knitted jumpers, printed tee bees, a small collection of shoes, belts, hats and scarfs. I dont think Rokit is the best value for money, £40-50 for an old slightly manky coat seems rather alot, and since your in Camden anyway you can hunt far better deals on the market. You'd be better heading to the Stables Market and checking out the range of vintage stalls there. Or go to Beyond Retro in Bricklane which has an incredable selection of Vintage Riff Raff..!