Snowboarding
A snowboard setup is three pieces that have to work together, so the shelf starts with boards, boots and bindings. Around them sit outerwear for cold and wet days on the hill, plus goggles and the smaller accessories that finish a kit. The aim is a short range you can compare properly, not a wall of near-identical boards.
Ice Hockey
Hockey gear from the skates up: skates, sticks, helmets, shoulder pads, gloves and protective equipment. For players who are just starting, and for the parents buying for them, we are also planning youth kits and full kits that cover the essentials in one order instead of ten separate decisions.
Boutique Running
Running gear from smaller, specialist brands. Performance shoes come first, followed by apparel, GPS watches and wearables, and recovery and training tools for the hours between runs. Boutique means a narrower choice on purpose: fewer models, each one there for a reason.
Pickleball
Everything needed to get on court. Paddles are split by level, with one group for beginners and one for advanced players, so you are not comparing a first paddle against a tournament one. Balls and court shoes complete the shelf.
Technical Hiking
Gear for long days and rough ground: hiking boots and shoes, backpacks, trekking poles and traction, and apparel layers for changing weather. Hydration and navigation gear sit alongside, because on a technical trail they matter as much as what is on your feet.
Outdoor & Adventure
The broadest shelf in the store. It covers camping and shelter, climbing and mountaineering, and water and paddle sports, together with navigation and safety equipment and the coolers and storage that make a trip work.
Accessories
The gear that crosses every sport: hydration, bags and packs, eyewear and general fitness equipment. These are the items most people add to an order last, so they have a shelf of their own instead of being buried in each category.
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Sportz9 is launching soon, and these ranges will open with the store. Get notified at launch