Wow, people at the south are lucky to gave this. It's a sporting goods heaven. Wide selections to…read morechoose from, some areas customers can try out the bikes, etc. Staff are also very helpful.

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.

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.

I'm not the athletic type. Sure I still jog and do a bit of exercise every now and then. When my…read morerubber shoes eventually give out I usually give out a sigh of exasperation. Buying a new pair of rubber shoes often involves a long commute. The nearest decent place to buy new rubber shoes is a good thirty minutes away, depending on traffic conditions it can even take longer than that. I'm so happy Pro Line Sports Center exists. It's this new place at Robinson's Place Las Pinas. It's a shorter commute and despite the size of their store, they actually have a good stock of shoes in their inventory. I was looking through their stuff and found myself astounded that they even have shoes that I didn't find in other bigger and better established malls in the northern part of Metro Manila. If you're looking for sporting goods and you're near Robinson's Place, I strongly recommend giving this place a try.

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.

Great place to shop and look for T- shirts! If I lived in the area I would buy a bike from these…read morepeople. Good luck!

Since i was walking to the High Street area, I saw this Harley Davidson shop on the way. I decided…read moreto stop in and take a look and like most of the small Harley Davidson stores, the focus is on apparel. Interestingly enough, they actually had several bikes for sale as well. But the cost of a Harley Davidson is so high, that i'd be amazed if very many people in the Philippines actually own one plus on top of that, this is an area that I would never even consider riding a motorcycle in, as it is very dangerous even if you are in a car. The traffic laws and the way that the locals drive, is just beyond comprehension (in a bad way) but it was nice store and it had a decent stock of items that are pretty much typical Harley-Davidson trademark trinkets and apparel.