We visited this sporting goods store yesterday because I needed some new athletic shoes while…read moretraveling in Spain. I was surprised by the vast selection in both men's and women's as well as the price point ranging from €30- about €120. There was a lot to choose from what ever your budget. As a swimmer in the states, the swim section was 3 or 4 times larger then California and I was impressed. If I had more room In my suitcase I would have stocked up. I ended up buying hiking shoes and some running socks which came to about €60. Which I thought was good!

From the owner: Tienda de deportes, moda lifestyle, calzado y bicicletas.read more

From the owner: Botiga temática del F.C.Barcelona, donde encontrarás todas las equipaciones oficiales y ademas…read morepodrás personalizalas con tu dorsal favorito. Disponemos de todo tipo de artículos del Fútbol Club Barcelona: polos, chandals,camisetas entreno, toallas, balones, llaveros, relojes y muy diversos detalles ... que serán un fantástico recuerdo.

My first time in a Le Coq Sportif boutique and I loved it. They are a small French athletic…read morecompany, but they hold their own with decent looking street wear, low key athletic attire, and retro t-shirts that they make in the store from a back catalog of formerly sponsored teams. Unusual and cool. Go ahead and rock the Coq.

Le Coq Sportif never caught on in the states because it has the word Coq in the name. Otherwise,…read morethey make really cool sports and athleisure wear. Great bicycling stuff. I found a short sleeve hoodie with the pocket on the inside. Great track suits and shoes made in France. Give it a shot, they all speak English in there.