They weren't kidding when they called it Sneakers Street. Literally every athletic brand you can…read morethink of exists here. Ended up grabbing like three pair of shoes due to the good sales talk by the associate helping us. Convenient location, there's plenty of drink and food places nearby if you're needing a little pick-me-up from shopping. Down the street was the infamous ladies' market as well.

Fun stop in Mongkok…read more Sneaker Street is filled with...sneakers. There are also some local markets selling fruits and vegetables. Make sure to read the signs on the road and look left, look right when crossing the street.

Great place to get sport wears at a reasonable price. Small but got everything (almost) you're…read morelooking for or they can get it for you. Nice and friendly folks.

I was looking for headlamps for night hiking. They only…read morestock up on the "Black Diamond" brand. The guy at the register said that it's usually used for biking and only good for seeing whats directly in front of you. So, that's not what I was looking for. They are about $400HKD. I didn't really look around so I can't tell you anything else specific. If you are looking for sporting apparel, they do have lots of that here. The store is located probably 100 meters to the left of the Pizza shop.

Rose Sports Goods on the Causeway Bay/Wan Chai border, is a fairly well stocked sporting goods…read morestore. They sell everything from rucksacks, to trainers, to wicking clothing, to tennis rackets. Their product range is quite broad, and they hold a lot of the better known brand names. There are many stores in Hong Kong that sell similar products, but Rose Sports Goods specialise in a couple of different areas. First; they have a good clothing range for sports, second; they specialise in racquets and all things racquet sports related. They even have in-house racquet stringing service, which I suppose is the primary reason for reviewing them. The prices are reasonable, the staff are friendly and courteous, but perhaps not hugely knowledgeable. This store is a little bit cluttered, see you do have to have a good rummage around to find what you're looking for. However, all in all, if you know what you want, it's a fairly easy shopping experience.

Gigasports is a mega store for sports goods, in fact it is a giga store for sports goods (that's…read more1000 times better than a mega store - whoop!). I particularly like the location in Pacific Place, as it is large, carries a good stock, both on display and "out the back", and often has sales on, on top of their regular discounts. The store stocks all types of shoes, clothing and accessories for sports, primarily; running, fitness, basketball, racquet sports, swimming (which many other sport stores don't cater to), footy, and general outdoor (hiking, etc). It is mainly shoes and clothes, with some things like bags, swimming goggles, medical supports. They don't stock a great deal of kit like balls or tennis racquets, so if you need specific sports equipment, you may have to look elsewhere. The store is well laid out, by sport, department, and brand, so things are easy to find. Staff are on standby to help, and can be helpful to the point of pestering, but they do have to make a buck I suppose. When you buy, always ask for a discount. Nine out of ten, they will apply the 5-10% membership discount, regardless of whether or not you are a member. This store in particular, impresses me with their range of swimming gear. As well as swimwear, they have loads of goggles, including prescription lenses, waterproof mp3 players, and floats and accessories. The stock is large compared to other stores. They also have a dedicated kids department, and a good Columbia concession with loads of wicking clothing.

I was at Pacific Place today looking for a few fitness clothes, as I need to 'renew' my closet for…read moresports clothes. I had been looking around Wan Chai for some of those but the best deals I could get were still not that great value for money (okay design and too pricey for their quality). Wan Chai has great stores for branded trainers; prices are half the ones at Giga Sports, but I suspect they're also from previous collections. However today I was after some tights and sports bras. I was impressed by the size of the store: they have a few sections by brand and sport. There's a specific one on fitness which I went to check out. Unfortunately they only had a couple of tights from Adidas, but they were around 250HKD, which is much cheaper than other stores. Their range of bras is great though, and they have the same price (so it's pretty much average). There were some more clothes on the running section and even the tennis one, but for the size of the store it didn't seem much. They're not a specialized store. Instead they have multiple sections with a few items, including swimming and golf, and a corner devoted to hiking products. There is way too much staff in this place though, but nobody approached me to help, which was fine as I could find what I was after quite easily. I picked up a brochure I saw at the fitness section and I'm browsing through it, got hooked on their Adidas tights and will come back for them!

I came here on a recent trip to Hong Kong looking for some lion dance supplies. They used to have a…read moresecond location a few blocks away with the lion dance equipment. It seems like they have consolidated back to one location. I had hoped to get a female Buddha mask, but they only had the typical male one, so I got one of those instead. I also picked up two fans used by the Buddha. I was also hoping to get a Buddha robe, but they were out until later that week. Based on that, I think they get a steady stream of shipments coming in. It's definitely cheaper than the U.S. The people there were friendly and helpful. I was also looking at small lion heads, but decided to save that for next time. They also have a wide array of kung fu equipment in general.

I went to this place at the recommendation of a friend. I was looking for hiking and climbing shoes…read morefor myself as well as energy bars as an errand. The shop is located on the second floor of a commercial building and it's quite big. I first had a look at the energy bars and gels. They do carry quite a few of those, mainly USA and Swiss brands, mainstream but good quality. And then went onto the corner where they seemed to have what I was after: they did have some climbing shoes of the kind I wanted (rounded tip, for bouldering) but they didn't have the hiking ones - I was trying to find Vibram5Fingers. They only have Vivobarefoot. By the way I later found them in Escapade Sports. What I realized when I was there is that this place is great for hiking and mountaineering equipment. They carry brands like Berghaus and Montane and the clothes range is great: coats, jackets, vests, sleeping bags, backpacks, pants, thermal clothing to wear underneath and some accessories like gloves and torches. Basically everything you need for outdoors activity. And not only for men and women, they also have children's clothing. It's a specialist store and most of the clients already knew what they wanted, except me, who needed some advice on the climbing shoes...they were expensive and ended up not getting them, but so far, this is one of the few places where I have seen them, so I may have to come back.

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A sporting goods store with many options! This location is…read moretheir flagship store so they carry much more merchandise. I was specifically looking for a headlamp for my husbands night hiking trip. The headlamps range generally from 300$HKD to 800$HKD. They do have one that is $1200. It all depends on your specifics. Anyway, they have a whole wall of them. They also have various choices for backpacks, hiking sticks, sneaker shoes, sleeping bags, and probably anything else you could need for your camping or hiking trip. I didn't see any bikes, but they probably had them in the other sections that I did not venture in to. Safe travels!