1. Decathlon
Muntinlupa, NCR
Cancel
Open app
Search
Sign Up
Log In
Nearby
Bookmarks
Start a Project
Add a Business on Yelp
Add Review
Call
Directions
Website
+11
Start your review...
Get app
8 years ago
Wow, people at the south are lucky to gave this. It's a sporting goods heaven. Wide selections to choose from, some areas customers can try out the bikes, etc. Staff are also very helpful. read more
Decathlon - Sporting Goods Near Me - Muntinlupa, NCR
2F Festival Mall, Commerce Ave., Alabang
Muntinlupa, 1770 Metro Manila
Philippines
Muntinlupa City
0927-4158256
Call Now
Visit Website
http://www.decathlon.ph
Hours
What time does Decathlon open?
Decathlon opens at 10:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Decathlon close?
Decathlon closes at 10:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Does Decathlon take credit cards?
Yes, Decathlon takes credit cards.
Does Decathlon have parking?
Yes, Decathlon has parking options.
Get access to customer & competitor insights.
My siblings grew up playing tennis when Bonifacio Naval Station was still a Philippine Navy Base…read moreinside Fort Bonifacio. Every weekend, my father would get us out of bed, on to the car and in the courts as early as 7:00 or 8:00 in the morning. And Toby's was always our go-to place for tennis supplies...racquet strings, overgrips and down to tennis balls. Everything we every needed was always there, and in stock. The staff are attentive and even offer advice to your equipment needs. And the price is always reasonable and the products are of great quality. Of course, Toby's doesn't just stock tennis gear. You can also find items here for other sports or for fitness. I always make it a point to browse what's in store...often helps to see what's new with the sports I play, as Toby's stock is always up-to-date with the times. Don't look any further than Toby's for your sports and fitness needs...
Toby's Sports is probably the biggest store in Alabang Town Center. I mean, when the new wing…read morefinished renovation and this store opened, I was in awe. I don't think I've ever seen any sporting goods store that was as impressive as this one. They have good quality brands and stock almost anything you could possible ever need. I think every single foot of their wall is covered with a shoe, no pun intended. They have shoes from most of the well known brands like Nike, Adidas, Onitsuka Tiger, and so much more. Not just that, but they also have other active lifestyle brands like The North Face for example. It doesn't even end there. They have a lot of equipment that can help a person with their own personal gym. Weights are just some of the things that you'll find at Toby's.In a nutshell, if you're an athletic or active outdoorsy type of person, there's a strong chance that you'll find what you're looking for right here.
Equipment I got for my home gym from Toby's
See all
Activity center in alabang town center it's like a dirty market especially those bazaar, some of…read morethe booths are selling ukay ukay very disappointed.
Excellent huge shopping mall in Alabang. Good restaurants, upscale shopping and a theater. I stayed…read morenearby and could safely walk to and from here or catch local transport.
I started to dedicate a portion of my life to making my body a little bit healthier by leading a…read moresemi active lifestyle. This involves running every now and then. The thing is though I choose to run what is about four kilometers every time I go for a run. This takes a toll on my shoes which I now must replace. I went to the mall the other day and decided to check Rnnr out. It's a great place for anyone who wants to run. They're an athletic store that specializes in running gear and actually offer more than just shoes. Think of a Speedo store, but instead of swimming you end up with gear meant for running. The store prices are relatively the same as other stores. That said, I still think that it's a good idea to go here since it will save you the time of having to go from one store to another. It's nice to find a store like this since the staff is more knowledgeable about all the running products in their stock as opposed to those who belong to a sporting goods store that tend to sell everything.
I passed by the store today and realized, oh my god, the rock climbing wall is completely gone. The…read morewhole store was renovated and now has a slick grey, silver, and black interior. Where the wall was there now appears to be a giant TV??? R.I.P. my childhood. Still great for sports stuff though, don't get me wrong.. I just wanted to share this sad, nostalgic moment with you guys.
Fox is a brand that mainly sells gear and equipment for people who are into motocross. It's a rich…read moreboy's sport usually since buying a bike and filling it with gas and so forth tends to cost a lot of money. That said, I found myself going to this store for the simple reason of wanting to buy gloves. I walked by the park one day and saw people doing calisthenics and using the park's pull up bar. I approached one of the people and he talked to me about how to start building myself up towards my first ever pull up. He then gave me advice that should I ever need gloves, the Fox gloves are some of the best. Their durable and of a decent price. True enough, I ended up buying a pair, and these things help me grip the bar and do push ups so I avoid grazing my palms against the concrete or the ground.
If there is one store that would describe my husband, this would be it. It's slick, laidback and…read morebreathes basketball. Ballers are drawn to this place because of two words: basketball shoes. When we were still living abroad and would go back to the Philippines for a vacation, no trip is complete without a visit to Titan and copping a few pairs. And hubby and his fellow south ballers must have prayed so hard because just last year, Titan opened up a big store in Alabang. Aside from the wide selection of basketball shoes (it doesn't matter if you're a Kobe, Jordan or Lebron fan), Titan also sells top of the line baller apparel and accessories. Their flagship store in BGC has a barber shop (we have yet to try that out), while this one in Alabang houses the TitanxLGR design studio, a place where athletes can order customized jerseys. Hubby's basketball team in the office ordered their uniforms there and one time I accompanied him to pick them up. These jerseys are quite pricey in my opinion (1,800 for a pair of uniform), but hubby said they're really comfy to wear, and it's very durable. When we're in this store, hubby treats me the same way I treat him when I'm in H&M or Forever21; he knows I'm bored after seeing a dozen shoes but he pretends not to notice and continues to shop anyway.
this mall is AWESOME! we were staying across the street at the Vivere. we must have visited this…read moremall 3 different times. so much to see and do here. we had our 3 kids so they enjoyed the amusement park and trampoline parks. the food options ranged from fast to fine. very big so it's easy to get lost. we highly recommend.
What i love about this mall is the seats in the 3rd floor, my favorite part in the mall is the h…read moreand m wall in the third floor, there's a trampoline park I could highly recommend, there's a ton of fun stuff in the mall, mini trains, roller coasters, go carts, the water gardens, hell naw there's even a freaking shooting range, my 1st favorite mall, highly recommended to visit.
Roller Coaster
Carousel
Kiddy train
Brands by name
Articles by date
Florists
For a straight dude, I love bags. I've never understood how some of my friends can go out of the…read morehouse without carrying a backpack or messenger bag. I mean, where would you put your chargers? What about your tablet, your books, your umbrella? Yes, these things are always with me, and I guess that's why over the years, I've invested in different kinds of bags in all shapes, forms, and sizes. Among my favorites are my Herschel Survey Backpack, my Eagle Creek messenger bag, and my big Muji messenger. The last one I bought in Tokyo, but the other two I found at Bratpack. They've got a good selection, bags that aren't cheap but aren't too expensive either. Good, imported brands, ones that you can take on rugged outdoor trips (not that I go on many of those) but also make you look cool as heck in a semi-corporate setting such as most advertising agencies. Save for my trips out of the country, I don't think I've gotten a bag from any other shop.
I can compare Bratpack to a department store - having a wide range of brands to choose from. Now…read morefor Bratpack, it's very particular in the sense that they offer a lot of sporting / travel gear. You're sure to see a lot of backpacks around, it's really their top selling item. I like passing by this store to see all the beautifully crafted backpacks. They also have footwear such as Sanuk and Fitflop. You can really spend hours inside Bratpack just checking out the different brands inside. This is usually the go-to place for girlfriends or moms when they need to buy something for their boyfriends or sons. The style of their merchandises is very hip and trendy. This place surely caters to the young. The prices here are not too high compared to the prices found in the US. I notice a lot of people enter this store whenever there is a world wide occasion like Christmas!
Always a lifesaver, this litte neighborhood bike store. They are always so helpful with my little…read morebike and it is one of the cheaper shops in the area. No need to go all the way to Quiapo to get something fixed or readjusted. The bike mechanics work super fast and they give good advice for bike care and maintenance.
I've started joining my husband with his weekend morning run and just last Saturday, while running…read moreat the trail in Vista City, we saw a big gathering of cyclists at the side of the street near Fernbrook Gardens. I thought there was a big biker's competition happening there, but there was no sign or any event marshall to indicate such a thing. I got really curious so I decided to check it out. It turns out that the tented venue was a mini Divisoria for bikers and cycling enthusiasts. Inside were little stalls that sell all kinds of biking paraphernalia such as shirts and cycling shorts, helmets and shades (don't expect too much, most of the Oakleys are only replicas), bicycle parts and accessories. I'm no bike enthusiast but I suddenly wanted to be one because of the cute outfits and accessories. I asked one of the vendors what this place was called, and he said everybody calls it Evia Bikers' Station and it happens every Saturday at that same spot. I later on found out that it's sponsored by Evia, the community of Vista Land. Outside the tent, there's a corner selling food (Batangas Goto for breakfast, anyone?) and drinks, and cyclists can have their breakfast or brunch there on the plastic chairs and tables set up nearby. Evia also sponsors free water refill, coffee and bike tune-up. Cool, right? A few steps away, there is a wide vacant lot where bikers can practice their exhibitions or just a place for beginners to practice biking.
I like to support local when I can and when it comes at a price my wallet can afford, I'm all for…read moreit. Which is why Conquer's outdoor equipment is my go-to for when I need to build or re-stock my outdoor arsenal. I treat my outdoor equipment shopping the same way I do my handbags and shoes, so it was a definite treat for me to walk into a shop that sold green rain covers and pink sleeping bags. Who says a girl can't have her choices? I'm no outdoor connoisseur, heck, I'm simply just an outdoor enthusiast as far as I'm concerned. But even if I had stepped into the store without a more knowledgeable companion, the guys over at the shop were nice enough to guide me through my shopping. Its location is not the most idyllic, but I'd definitely come back here any day mostly because they sell quality goods at darn good prices.
Whenever you're driving along D.Tuazon in Quezon City, your eyes will be immediately drawn to…read moreSimple Cyclery and the bikes they have on display. Bikes of different colors, shapes, and sizes line the outside of the shop, seducing passersby with their sexy aluminum alloy and steel curves. Simple Cyclery is all about simplicity. Their focus is on fixed gear and track bikes as well as single speeds, commuters, and even folding bikes. Each bicycle they sell is captivating and looks like they were just plucked from a magazine. If you're thinking of getting a bike for your own (or someone else), go inside and talk to the man in charge, Mr. Gilbert Sy Chan. Whether you plan on building one from scratch or buying one off the rack, he'll gamely walk you through on what you need and what to expect if you want to dive in this wonderful world of 'simple' bikes.
We all like seeing items which are at a discounted rate. Whenever we see the word SALE on a store,…read morethere's an urge to check what's inside and see what items we can possibly consider a "steal." However, I'm not a fan of weekend sales in malls because I really don't have the patience to walk around a crowded area and bump with other people rushing from one store to another. That's why nowadays, outlet stores are a big blessing for people like me who are into anything cheaper! Luckily, there's an outlet store we found in Marcos Highway called The Playground which sells sneakers and sports apparel at discounted prices. The Playground carries mostly Nike products. They've got Nike sneakers, bags, socks, clothing apparels and a ton more. But they also carry brands like Onitsuka, Asics, Converse and Vans, to name a few. Actually if I'm not mistaken, they might also have New Balance in stock. What I liked about The Playground is that they offer items which are kind of freshly released in the market at a discounted rate. Imagine being able to score a pair of Nike Flyknits which was released 1-2 months ago at 30-40% off? What a steal, right?! Plus, if you frequent their Facebook page, you get acquainted on their newer items. If you're lucky, you might even get a Nike Roshe almost half its selling price in malls! Also available at The Playground are basketball shoes so girls, you might want to bring your boyfriends here. When we visited the shop together with my older brother, both of them looked at the shelves of shoes in awe! They couldn't help but try on a few pairs, and I was originally the one who wanted to buy my very first pair of sneaks. The only problem with The Playground is the availability of sizes, which is actually the more common disadvantage of most outlet stores. Some models would have the smallest and biggest size available but none for those in between. So sometimes you also need lady luck on your side. I wasn't too fortunate when I dropped by. The black Roshes I wanted didn't have my size. Boo! I also asked the store's staff when they would get new deliveries and she said they usually have fresh batches on Tuesdays. I'm guessing patrons of The Playground already know this so you're gonna want to come in just a couple days after that if you wanna score good items.
I got my Nike Free pink running shoes here at a very good price. I'm no sneakerhead but I think…read moreit's a pretty good pair with great fit and traction. It's super comfortable, light, flexible, and well-cushioned, and I got it at around 3K from an original price of around 5,000. Good deal, right?? This place has so many good shoe options, although their men's shoes are often more well-stocked. Watch out for their seasonal sales and when they get new stocks at the start of each month! They also have lots of exercise wear sold at a discount. It's good to buy here if you want to build on your basic outfits without breaking the bank. I'm eyeing a couple of running shorts here that are about 60% off (yes, 60) the ones at the Nike store! There's always a lot of that around. I like that they sell quality, stylish things despite being an outlet store.
Toby's Sports is one of the biggest retailers of sporting goods in Metro Manila. You will find…read moretheir stores in leading shopping malls here in the big city. Whatever type of sports and fitness apparel or equipment you need, there's a big chance that you can find them at Toby's Sports, particularly in their big branches at SM Mall Of Asia and Glorietta. If you're a die-hard UAAP fan, you can also get genuine UAAP apparel and accessories from Toby's. My branch of choice is in SM Aura Premier. Although the store is smaller compared to other Toby's Sports branches, I like it here because the display racks are clearly organized by theme or sport. The last time I visited was when I bought swimming goggles for the summer. They have a wall of different types, brands, and colors of goggles. The choices can be a bit overwhelming. It's a good thing that a salesperson approached me and guided me on what type of goggles would best fit my needs.
You can buy everything inside a health store and you still wouldn't be healthy without exercise…read more And if you're not naturally athletic and the thought of free running is making your joints ache then it's best to buy equipment that will help you achieve your goal. Welcome to Toby's- your one-stop fitness store filled with the latest exercise equipment in Manila. I've made a little home gym from buying their merchandise and so far it's been a worthy investment. I have a couple of weights, a yoga mat, a medicine ball and boxing gloves all purchased at reasonable prices. I wish somebody would give me a P10,000 gift certificate in this store because there's so much here that I want to take home. (Okay, maybe I'm being cheap, let's raise it to P25,000) I don't know what else to say except that I hope my wish comes true because Toby's is great and I'm a fan.
There are many establishments that sell sporting goods and apparels. But when it comes to my…read morebadminton equipment, I usually go to Juego in Greenbelt 4. This store has a complete line of accessories from shuttlecocks and rackets to grips and badminton apparel. Based on my experience, this store carries several brands of badminton shoes, including Yonex, Babolat, Li-Ning, and Kason. Badminton enthusiasts, and even those who are just starting to play the sport, know the value of wearing the right kind of footwear. Badminton shoes need to be lightweight with ample cushioning, particularly in the ankle area, and with thinner non-marking rubber soles that have good traction and grip. So I really appreciate the time and guidance that the staff at this Juego branch gives to their customers, specifically to those buying their shoes for the first time. I also respect the fact that they sell locally-made shirts and shorts at very affordable prices. Although this store specializes in badminton goods and apparels, they also have items for tennis, volleyball and basketball. It is also worth noting that this Juego shop is small, so it could be quite difficult to try on badminton shoes for someone who's big and tall as me. Do not hesitate to ask for assistance from the staff.
Not too many people I know patronize GEOX and whether that's due to a lack of marketing or simply…read morebecause their products don't appeal to a wide clientele beats me. All I know is that I'm very much a fan of this shoe and its appearance. I purchased the classiest looking pair of loafers that I've ever owned from here a few years ago and I loved those shoes dearly. They were white leather with a metal buckle in the center and I always felt so sharply dressed in them. It's a shame that they gave out recently. Have a look if you're on the prowl for a new pair of shoes.