Located within Holywood Exchange retail park, Decathlon is the cheapest sports shop (warehouse)…read morearound. No matter what you're looking for Decathlon will have it. They have everything from Canoes to Dart Boards. Often with cheaper sports shops you sacrifice quality for price but this is not the case at Decathlon. They sell their own brand items called Kipsta and I must say that these aren't great quality but likewise they sell big name brands like Nike and Adidas at a lower price than other High Street stores. This Decathlon is huge - you could spend a full afternoon here wandering through the isles. I would make a list of what you want before visiting or else you'll come out with a new home gym and nowhere to put it. Great parking is also available - really handy if you are buying a bigger item and need to cart to the car.

Massive store and very tempting. You go in looking for one item and end up coming out with half a…read moredozen other things. They have equipment for every sport that you could think of racket sports, Kites, windsurfing, swimming, running, horse riding, boxing, biking etc etc I have bought many items from decathlon and found the quality good enough and all at very reasonable prices. I have bought cycling helmets, gloves, goggles, clothing and ski equipment, many big name brands are available and at better prices than other sports stores. They have a loyalty card scheme too.

Located on the Albertbridge Road, there's nothing fishy about Tight Lines, it is a good honest…read morefishing tackle shop. Selling everything from weights, spinners, lures, bait and rods it is about right in price but you can probably pick up the same gear in factory outlets for a little bit cheaper. The good thing about Tight Lines is that it sells fishing licences for rivers and reservoirs for across Northern Ireland. The guys working in Tight Lines will always give good advice for instance, what sort of tackle you should be using and where you should fish. They are fishing experts with a vast knowledge of fishing techniques and they will ensure you get a certain catch.

Fishing tackle shops don't come much better than this the owner is very helpful and always has time…read morefor advice if you have any questions about fishing the boss will help I had two reels made for me because other shops let me down the owner allistar ordered them in no problem

High end cycle shop; mostly racers.read more

Dave Kane cycles is a great bicycle shop located in Ballyhackamore.I was recently looking for bikes…read morefor my girlfriends birthday, and I stumbled upon this place when I was taking some photos to post to Yelp, and it turned out to be an excellent accident! Dave Kane Cycles have vast knowledge and experience of all aspects of cycling The shop's owner Dave was actually an elite cyclist for a long number of years back in the 70s so the man knows what he is talking about, and the other staff also have distinguished cycling knowledge and abilities! This place is perhaps best suited to the more professional cyclist, as there a wide range of road racing bikes and biking equipment, but the advice I got here was very helpful for helpoing me purchase my bike elsewhere!The shop contains a huge range of accessories like shoes, waterproofs, bike maintanainance materials and even GPS monitors! To go with the professional equipment and service the prices are wuite high, but I suspect that you are getting what you pay for in here!From what I have seen in the last few years, cycling in Northern Ireland has been growing a lot, as evidenced by far more cycle routes and the large amount of near misses I have had on the road!(I joke, I actually am a careful and considerate driver!)To those people, I would recommend this shop with no hesitation!

I love my bike, and the general consensus is that Dave Kane Cycles love theirs too. My lovely bike…read morehad a puncture, so after looking online and seeing that this place did repairs I wheeled my two-wheeled baby down the road to get her fixed. When I went in, one of the guys was on the phone chatting about recent races and didn't so much as look up. Eventually someone else emerged from the back and I explained my predicament. He was less than impressed and didn't seem remotely keen to have a look, saying they didn't do that sort of thing. I gathered up all the charm I could, explaining their website said they did repairs, and he shuffled out the back to see if he had a tube for me. My bike was not cheap, I use it all the time, but it has a basket on the front, gasp! The feeling I got from this place was that I wasn't a proper cyclist, nor was I about to spend three grand on a bike you can lift with one finger, so my business wasn't interesting. Reluctantly he fixed it, and I went back in to pay, where the other guy was still on the phone, and made no effort to finish his call even though the card machine wouldn't work until he did. Thirty quid down I left feeling I had been a chore, and having heard nothing but glowing reviews about the passion of the place I was somewhat disappointed. Maybe they just had a bad day, but I'll be hesitant to try them out again, sadly.