Big 5 Sporting Goods

Big 5 is the first place I think of when I need to get my sporting goods. I bought my tennis racket there a few years ago and I got a great price. They also have weekly sales on shoes, whether you need them for tennis, going to the gym, or for special needs like baseball or golf. I also bought a swim cap there, although that didn't last very long. Still, it's a good place to go for all your sports and recreational needs. more

wow .... if you need a local sporting good's store big 5 is the place to go... if you need a football,basketball or some weights then its the place to go... the downside is the prices is so-so ... soo be prepared to bring extra money for them to profit... more

Big 5 is an excellent sports and utility store. If you can't find it in big 5, there's probably a less chance you'll find it somewhere else. From shoes to tennis rackets and basketball and weight traiing. Big 5 has it all!. Service is excellent, all the salesperson tends to your every need. Tennis rackets are usually on sale and very cheap. more

Recently I broke my pool stick playing pool at my friend's pad. So I thought, hmm maybe its time to go shopping for a new stick, as i headed out to many pool stores, their sticks ranged from cheap $39 dollars to a whopping $200-$500 dollar sticks. i was like WHAT!? 5 bills for a pool stick? no way. Therefore I headed out to a sporting good store and found me BIG 5. As soon as i walked in, i saw the pool sticks on the rack for sale, the price, a fairly reasonable $9.99. And there you have it, who says you can't have fun with a little amount of money? more

The Big 5 is right next to my haunting grounds, Staples. My son loves going in there a potentially harm himself with equipment and balls and all that other nonsense that is neccessary to play sports. He recently got into the habit of skating. Not just any kind of skating, but the kind involving stunts and railings. I, in fear of losing a child's limbs, bought every bit of safety gear the ungrateful kid never wore. The result? A load of knee and shoulder pads that cost more than they should and a kid crying about a skinned knee and how ugly his helmet is. The people in here are nice enough to direct me around here though and willing to look in the back for items that seem not be stocked on the outside. Overall, I'd go to this place if there was a huge sale. And by huge, I mean BIG discounts. more