This place has a great range of sports gear and shoes. The store is well organised and staff are…read morevery approachable. In terms of sporting gear, they have the lot - tennis racquets, basketball hoops, swimming equipment, sport shoes, treadmills, gym equipment, and so much more. Pricing is a tad high but still around Recommended Retail Price or a bit less. Assistance from the staff though is always good and they offer good explanations behind the products to help you find exactly what you are looking for. I bought a pair of sneakers from here and they have lasted very well. The store person was able to suggest a pair based on my podiatrists recommendations and find my size within just a matter of seconds (something that generally takes a while at other stores).

I came here to buy a pair of runner yesterday and the guy who was working in the shoe section was…read morereally friendly, he even tried to sell me a pair of shoes that were cheaper than the ones I wanted, I always appreciate this. Also, he measured my shoe size, I thought I was 8.5, but no, I'm a 10, deplorable I do not have little lady like feet in the slightest which I pointed out to my salesman and he replied "it's because you're tall" what a gem. Huge range of products, lots of fitness wear I would kill to have in my wardrobe, or I could pay for them. I don't feel uneasy in here because it's so big, you get to have a browse before any sales assistants pounce on you which is great because I hate being asked if I need help before I even know if I need any help. I love this place, I truly do, get on it.

If you're buying any kind of sporting attire or accessories it is well worth check Sports Savers…read morefor a cheap price. They stock a wide range of all those sporting brands that you expect to see in a sports store. The store itself portrays the image of a discount sports store, thats for sure. It's almost like someone turned the shop into a time capsule in the nineties. There's also plenty of sports team paraphernalia for all you out there who feel the need to portray their team preferences with a poorly made piece of consumer paid advertising.

15/12/2011 Photos When I was little boy, I had this dream…read more.. Being drafted into the NBA, holding an official Spalding NBA basketball, wearing an NBA jersey, heavy barbells to use at home, soccer ball, tennis rackets, and a volleyball. ...2 out of 7 which I could obtain at AMART ALL SPORTS. Oh well. Guess not all dreams come true. I just wished there were more American sports clothing on the racks. I remember when I went to America, their sports stores were the most beautiful I've ever seen, because they had so many different NBA players and NBA team jerseys that I was lifted up to heaven. In AMART, I don't think my eyes found any, maybe it's hidden on the far wall. The creepiest part was my horoscope that day said that I would be somewhere that involved sports. At arguably the best sports store in Adelaide, you'll find a lot of everything any active sports athlete needs in his/her life. From workout clothing and big balls, this is the perfect place to stop in for a gift, whether it be for you or someone else! Last time I was here I bought 1.5kg barbells for my elderly Father last Xmas, which he appreciated.

Great customer service from the girls at the register and out on the floor each time we go there -…read morefriendly, helpful, efficient and kind. The products are reasonably priced with a good range of products available, and the store layout makes it easy to find the sporting items I need each time. Something went wrong with one of my purchases and it was resolved promptly by issuing me an exchange. Great customer service from a good team of people working well together with reasonably priced items.

A family owned independent store, there are two Champs in Adelaide, one to the far north and one…read morefar south. The store in Tea Tree Plaza does a huge range of sporting shoes, along with sporting apparel and other equipment. When I spotted the store, I was hopeful of finding some sporting wear that isn't ridiculously priced. I was disappointed. They stock a smaller range than places like Rebel, and the prices are the same. I never have and never intend to spend $70 on a pair of running shorts. They have a different stock of brands than the large chains do, which is why I hoped they might be more reasonably priced. Apparently these obscure manufacturers want the same income as brands like Adidas and Nike. Their shoes are marked at a standard price. The benefit of coming here is to get prompt and good service. The store doesn't get busy like Rebel, and you're more likely to get a staff member who knows their stuff, since there's only one to choose from.

2XU sells some of the best athletic gear I have ever worn. It has clothing for almost every sport…read morearound. The clothing is also amazing quality. I have worn some of their items for months and months on end and it hasn't stretched or shown any signs of wearing. The clothing has been made with scientifically proven facts to improve your sport and how you feel. Some of these include, letting your skin breath well and improving blood flow. It is also extremely comfortable. If you have never seen or tried 2XU clothing before, it is quite similar to 'Skins' the tight leggings that are extremely popular with sports people. The staff at 2XU are very helpful. The help you chose what clothes will best suit you, what size is best and remember you next time you head back there. 2XU clothes are expensive. However, I think that the price you pay for the clothing is definitely justified. It is comfortable, durable and once you buy a piece you will definitely end up wanting more.

This place was a life saver when I was looking for a birthday gift for a friend who's really…read morereaaaaally into cycling (yes, he's one of those!). At first, I didn't know what 2XU was, until I went in and discovered a range of athletic gear, and realized I had stumbled into every athlete's heaven. I saw a lot of tri suits, shoes, compression clothing - I know what they're called now because of the hour-long lecture I got from the guy working there who was really helpful - so this place is seriously recommended. Plus, the quality is second to none.

I started playing Tennis when I was 5, with an aluminium maroon Dunlop Racquet that went very close…read moreto being the same size as me. I was a right little turd on the court, being warned often for my 'super brat' mentality and for my ability for making my opponents (and their parents) cry. Along with my on court demeanour, many things in Tennis have changed for the better, with the equipment leading the way. TP Tennis, just off Payneham Road is a pretty handy shop, stocking many leading brands of Racquet, clothing and balls. They also specialise in restringing, which I could have used a few year back when I snapped 4 strings in 3 weeks......they call me the bullet.....shoot from the hip baby!

I don't play tennis, but I like sports stores. I especially like sports stores that cater for a…read moreparticular sport - it makes life so much easier for those who know what they want. For a small store, they seem to have a decent amount of stock and some good brands. So, if you're in the area and need something that is "all things tennis", don't be afraid to have a look see at what they have in store.

Good level of service and nice range of a variety of bikes. It's the sort of place you would call…read morean all rounder and the Avanti range are great bikes that all service they're owners well. I road one for a few years and it's good to by local (New Zealand) when one can. Though I normally shop elsewhere I have recently worked out that this is my closest shop and one that I should become closer to. Stores are always happy to look after they're regulars I have found in the past.

Lululemon is one of those rather unusual new age aware stores that sell you something and then…read moreprovide you with a complementary opportunity to actually make use of what they've sold you. If it were a hard core home tattoo kit they were selling they'd obviously have limited sales capacity per person because once you've coloured yourself in ink wise, where do you go next until they make it legal to colour your babies up as you churn them out, and that would really only be for the women... so no, it is not an outlet for self tattoo kits (glad I sorted that out aren't you!) it's an outlet for yoga attire. Yes yoga! What do you wear when you go and do yoga? Well this stuff. And where do you do yoga? Here in the store after you have purchased the attire to do it in. Why? Don't get stuck on asking why, say "Why not?" and you will stretch through life with a smile on your face. It may sound a little bit strange, but if you stop and meditate on it for a few moments it is actually a really great idea. Say you have been thinking about taking up something to get fit, something like yoga. You can go in here and chat with the women beside the counter about the whole concept and try it out pretty much any time they have a class going. The complementary classes are regular, on Tuesdays and Sundays and it is a very nice and clean wooden floor environment in an old well furbished building. It is quite private from passers by on the street so you don't feel like a display advert for the store, you just feel safe and secure and dare I say comfortable in the kit that you have purchased. I would encourage you to look into this if you are a yoga type of person. Also I should mention that you don't have to do the complementary classes if you buy something in the store, and the items for sale are great quality, good fabrics and nice designs. Have a perusal on line if you like, and check for your nearest store. I do believe there is only this one in the city in Adelaide, but it's worth the trip in if you are wanting to try your hand, and feet, and hips at yoga. Also you may buy something really cool literally for any other type of physical health activity you may be doing like marshal arts or even jogging.

The Lululemon is the brand that started it all - the brand that is synonymous with yoga and luxe…read moreathletic wear. It is impossible to go into a gym or yoga studio without seeing its little logo on everyone. I often wondered if a volcano was to erupt (obviously preserving our bodies Pompeii style), 4000 years later archaeologists would have to think it was a part of a strange cult that worshiped a curly hieroglyph. Finally, yesterday I gave in and decided to join the Lululemon cult! I was overwhelmed at the size of the store. How can there be so many types of tights? The sales assistant approached me straight away. I told her I wanted a pair of black leggings that can be used for the gym and hot yoga. Off she went and grabbed me 8 pairs of tights to try on. Again, how can there me so many types of tights? The customer service was outstanding by all the sales assistants at the store. They knew and loved their product, helped me to find what I was looking for, assisted with sizing, and even asked for my name and remembered it whilst I was there. There is no doubt that Lulemon is expensive, $119 for a pair of cropped tights. But, its pretty comparable to Lorna Jane, $90-$111 or Nike $80-$120. Their tights are NOT SEE-THROUGH and are very comfortable, breathable, and don't fall down. I love that their clothing doesn't have giant logos or dumb sayings on them.  What erks me is that their sizing is American. Also, they had run out of my size in many of the styles. It seem strange they would not stock up on their most popular tights in the most common size. Small negatives aside, I am converted.

This medium sized independent sports store is good for sporting apparel, both men and women, but…read morenot so great for shoes. Their range of joggers and sporting footwear is average, much better for men and kids than for women. They have a good range of running and sporting clothing, specific to different sports. Good running shorts, longer basketball shorts, lots of Running Bare and Adidas, all at standard prices. The shop assistants are very helpful here, which is a definitely plus in a sports store. Their swimming range is quite limited, as they don't sell any swimmers, just a few pairs of goggles. They have a large range of backpacks, and a few odds and ends of sporting equipment and weights.

No it's not a clothing store for vampires although the formal and cocktail wear is worn after dark…read more One word to describe this store is STUNNING. Now this is the place to spend some money worthy of the designer label price tag, it's an investment plus the friendly and experienced staff know just what you need to wear for any occasion. Now it's not like you get invited to formal parties or have engagements to attend at Government House - well 'you' might - every weekend so who you gonna call...After Dark Boutique. These gowns come in a variety of styles, shapes, sizes and price tags but again for designer clothes in the formal wear arena this is a different kettle of fish compared to the other designers as you've got something absolutely beautiful to show for your purchase. The clothes are sourced from all over the world which also includes Australian designers and if you're looking for something a little cheaper there is a 1/2 price rack most times to have a rummage. The shop is like a warehouse and I love the decorative ceiling lights.