If you're going to Glastonbury, then this shop is where to stop as it has everything you could…read morepossibly need. The staff are friendly and helpful too. This shop meets all of your outdoor needs.

Millets is just off the market square so easy to find and travel to. It's a large store with a good…read morerange of items focusing on the value side of the market with brands such as Peter Storm. The price of outdoor gear has been going up in a crazy way over the years with new ranges each year with supposed increases in quality and technical attributes being the reason for price increases. Millets counters this to some extent by offering basics at reasonable prices which may not do the job as well as some of the top ranges but unless you are on the hills every weekend you may not even notice this. If heavy rain is likely I just stay at home so the latest waterproof is not needed!

A competitively priced place to come when you're looking for outdoor gear for walking, climbing or…read morecamping. They stock a good range of useful accessories from wind-up radios to torches and handy portable toiletry bottles (although the latter only came in a sparkly gold bag which wasn't the most macho option for a guy's travel kit). This branch was very busy, when we visited on a weekend afternoon, so not the most apt time to hope for any assistance with shoe options. The range on offer, although not huge, was practical, with good brands - like Merrell - included in the sale. The 'try-on' space was very limited too; probably best to visit here, for optimum service, during the week.

Manager was utterly rude. The quality of the service given by her has made me want to shop…read moreelsewhere for outdoor gear in the future.

Army surplus shops are sadly a dying breed but this is a great survivor…read more It's small but they pack in loads of stock including new and surplus army gear (everything from jackets to gloves) as well as camping and outdoor equipment. They have a small but good range of boots. There's also a small counter selling army and camping knives and air rifles. Staff and knowledgeable and friendly. Recommended.

Attention ,march in and get your gear here! Many people do .read more

This place is very good, lots of cheap outdoors gear and they always have some good special offers…read moreon the site.

I recently bought a poncho from in here for a concert that I had to attend. . it's not a place for…read morethe fashion elite, but if you need some wet weather gear or some survival bits and pieces (for those festivals rather than K2) this is your place in Putney.

For the easily alarmed, don't panic when you see the neon sign saying "Guns" on the windows of…read moreGerrys. No, Wimbledon hasn't turned into some dodgy guin-toting area of Chicago. Gerrys sells airguns. It is an eclectic shop selling a myriad of goods. I'm trying to think of a common theme and probably hobbies just about covers it. You can find fishing rods (and Barbour jackets), tents, snooker cues and darts amongst the merchandise on offer. Seasonally, fireworks are also available here. The staff are knowledgeable, which is nice as a lot of chain stores train their staff so poorly that they give poor, if not downright misleading advice. I'll not panic until Gerrys changes its neon sign to say "Handguns"

If you've ever felt the need to grab your wallet and spend your entire month's pay cheque on a…read moresurvivalist trip into North Africa, Gerry's has to be your first stop. All the outdoor clothing accessories you need, including shoes, jackets and even a thorn-proof knapsack. The sport of fishing is taken very seriously here too, and whatever you'd require to subsist on Nile Perch in the Upper Congo is also available. Worried about bush accommodation? A full range of tents can be found at the back of this rather expansive store. There's always something exciting about that musty tent smell, it evokes images of sipping coffee from a thermos on wild, African plains, or for some of us, the smoky, high-energy vibe of a music festival. And for more boys toys: Gerry's specializes in darts and fireworks too.

Blacks is a more upmarket shop selling gear for outdoor activities. I usually look in Millets first…read moreacross the road as it's cheaper and then Blacks. At the end of the ski season, my sister and I hit Blacks, looking for ski gear. We're not slaves to the latest styles and are quite happy to be a season out of date fashion-wise. Otherwise, I find it so hard to pay such a huge amount of money for things like a ski jacket, which I'll only wear for one week or at most 2 weeks a year. There is also lots of stuff for walking, hikers, climbers and campers.

Gone there when the hiking boots were on sale and pick up some real bargain…read more The shops carries a wide selection of merchandise from the high end to the more affordable range which makes it very useful as a one-stop​ shop for camping stuff.

Generally okay if the item you want is in stock... But I would strongly advise against ordering…read moreanything that is "due in a few weeks" and I definitely wouldn't recommend using a Cyclescheme voucher. The communication and aftercare when things go wrong is absolutely abysmal. I ordered £3k of bike and accessories. One of the components was due in a couple of weeks, the rest was in stock. I received an email that my bike build had been booked in and was given a delivery date for my bike. The delivery date came and went. No communication at all. I contacted Sigma to be told that the component had been delayed. Only because I chased was the rest of my order sent. A couple of months passed by. No communication at all. I contacted Sigma only to be told that the component had been delayed further - by a whole year. The delay might not be their fault, but the lack of communication is. Because I ordered on the cycle to work scheme a refund was not possible. And instead was told I had £379 store credit. In the meantime I'd made an order for cash so asked if they'd be able to refund and apply some of my store credit. I was told that someone would contact me to discuss. After a couple of weeks I chased Sigma (again!) to find out how to use my £379 credit as no one contacted me. And I was told that no, they couldn't apply the store credit to my previous order. So I've been messed around, ignored, and have had nothing constructive offered to help with the situation. All I have is store credit to buy some stuff that I don't really need or want. I've been given a hollow apology - but actions speak louder than words. When things go wrong, how a company responds can make the difference between customer loyalty and never using that company again. I will not be recommending Sigma Sports to my cycling friends.

Worst customer support ever. Made an order - after like 5 days they shipped ( or at least provided…read moretracking number). That tracking number was only show up as tracking info received without actual package. After a week or more without any movement i contacted them and they was looking into it for another 2 weeks without any replied. Than i contacted them in chat and they told its lost and asked what i want reship or refund. I said reship and 5 days later contacted again them and they wasnt aware about reship and said will contact me again. And they just refunded me in the end instead of reship without asking. Its just worst customer support ever. You need to wait weeks to get an update and still end up in nothing