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Shop 121, 1/F, Emperor Group Centre, 288 Hennessy Road
軒尼詩道288號英皇集團中心1樓121號鋪
Hong Kong
Wan Chai, Hong Kong Island
2242 7468
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What time does 飛龍球衣專門店 open?
飛龍球衣專門店 opens at 11:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does 飛龍球衣專門店 close?
飛龍球衣專門店 closes at 9:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 11:30 AM - 9:30 PM
Does 飛龍球衣專門店 have parking?
Yes, 飛龍球衣專門店 has parking options.
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I already have running shoes and my Vibram shoes for hiking, so I don't really need any other…read moretrainers. But I'm a big fan of sports apparel and shoes, especially the colorful ones from Nike or Adidas. In Wan Chai there are a ton of sports shops to choose from, most of them carrying a big selection of sport wear at good prices. All of them have big discounts and you can normally get a good deal anywhere. But Footwear Supermarket is my preferred one. They have Reebok and Puma for running shoes mainly, but they also have some Columbia and Converse products and pretty much everything is reduced. For what I was looking for, they didn't really have 'the ones', but I still had a look because the staff didn't seem very preoccupied with me browsing around, so I kept going. I found it odd that on one of the corners they have 'normal' shoes, but I ignored those because they were, well, a little ugly, and just didn't fit in there. They also had some okay clothes. If you are looking for a fancy pair of trainers, it's probably not the place, they all look very functional, and cheap (some of the discounts went up to 50%). Because I already have what I need and I'm more looking for 'pretty' shoes, I decided to go next door, but if you need good shoes, don't care that much about the design and are not willing to spend much, it's worth checking them out. Also, for trekking shoes they're pretty good too.
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 $400HKD. I didn't really look around so I can't tell you anything else specific. If you are looking for sporting apparel, they do have lots of that here. The store is located probably 100 meters to the left of the Pizza shop.
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A sporting goods store with many options! This location is…read moretheir flagship store so they carry much more merchandise. I was specifically looking for a headlamp for my husbands night hiking trip. The headlamps range generally from 300$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!
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Canada goose coats. A super great winter coat. (Not needed in HK. Ha!)
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.
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If you have any aches, pains, or injuries, this is a good stop for you to pick up gear you may need…read moreon your road to recovery. Phiten products are made to stabilize the body's bioelectric currents, and improve circulation. If you have no idea what I'm talking about, don't worry. I picked up a knee brace and was relieved because I didn't have to haul miles around Hong Kong to get some extra support. What a great concept to have a sporting goods store inside the MTR station! The staff was also very helpful in providing the right equipment, and they also have samples to let you try items on before making a purchase. This is a great stop to pick up basic gear you need to stay healthy while being active.
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.
From the owner: 產品總類包括 : 旅行用品 遠足及露營用品…read more攀岩器材及用品 工業安全及急救用品 獨木舟及水上活動用品 戶外/滑雪服裝 戶外/登山鞋、襪 太陽眼鏡及手錶 品牌包括 : 英國最大戶外品牌Berghaus、德國戶外用品和服裝Tatonka、英國超輕戶外服裝 Montane、韓國越野登山鞋 TrekSta、西班牙專業行山和滑雪襪 Lorpen、瑞典SILVA指南針、美國的軍刀和望遠鏡 GERBER、日本露營戶外用品EPIgas、台灣露營戶外用品 Camping ACE、美國太陽眼鏡 Optic Nerve、美國防曬帽Sunday Afternoons、Triton 戶外露營用品、美國製造的Evolv攀岩鞋和美國攀岩繩Sterling Rope及德國獨木舟PRIJON等等。
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We are talking serious business here…read more Ain't no your usual sport shoes or T-shirts "for fashion" here. And no one comes here just for "window shopping". What you can see if a lot of sport enthusiasts here to get the right gears, often to help boosting their performance. I wasn't one of those enthusiasts until I decided to join my first triathlon (albeit a short one). Unlike running or swimming, where you can just enter a race with your usual running/swimming gear, doing a triathlon requires quite some unique equipment. And that was my first time visiting Escapade. It was eye opening to see how many different things you can buy to make your race easier, even for amateurs. I bought a beginner grade tri-suit for just above HKD$1,000. Why do I need one, anyway? For instance, no one, not even the kids, will change suits between different legs, so a suit that fits for swimming, cycling, and running is essential. And a tri-suit provides a comfortable wear for swimming, yet drying off fairly quickly after you leave the water. It also has a "pad" thick enough to absorb shocks between your crotch and your bicycle seat, but not as bulky as a cycling shorts' pad, so that you feel comfortable to run too. Ever since then I'm really interested in the sport gears. Even for less popular sports in Hong Kong like hockey or rugby, you can still easily find whatever suits you. I recently bought a backpack that is designed for trail walking/running, with a water bag included. Relatively lightweight, fairly packed, yet comes with a lot of functions and spacious sections. This is the reason that sets the shop apart others. Like the German architectural principle, "form follows function", this shop provides everything under the idea of "fashion follows function".
Escapade Sports have been around for quite a while. What I like about them, is that they are not a…read moretypical sports shop like Nike, Marathon or those branded ones. Escapade Sports is an actual sports shop where fashion is not the number one key element. Their number one key element is the practicality of the sporting variety. They are a very serious sports shop, but at the same time, they do have a few fun things. They specialise in cricket, rugby, triathlons, trail running and a few other sports. For those who are looking for specific equipment, you have found your haven. They have everything, including nutrition gels, specific trail running shoes, grass hockey equipment and everything in between. The shop in Causeway Bay is bigger than the one in Central, more space, allowing more stock there as well. The only thing is, Escapade Sports in Causeway Bay is a destination shop, you will only go there if you know what you are looking for, it's not one of those shops where you just drop in, just to browse. The staff there are very friendly and knowledgable, so it's cool to go in and ask for advice.
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So many dope sneakers (Air Max heaven!) at deeply discounted outlet store prices. Also a small…read moreselection (1 rack only) of workout gear. They carry both men's and women's shoes and workout gear. I believe they have a permanent location in Mong Kok, but this island-side version will be here only through the end of September 2016, so enjoy until then! (Or don't, and leave more sneaker selections for me.)
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