JD Sports

So from my review on JD Sports, you’ll know by now I’m not one of those sporty types. This means I’m not one of those ‘outdoorsy’ ones either. In fact I would do anything not to have to leave my snug cosy house.
So when I planned a summer of festivals I had to get into my ‘outdoor’ zone otherwise all that good music would go to waste. Therefore I popped down to the outdoor store at the Boucher Road retail park to purchase my very first tent.
What can I say? I didn’t realise half their stock even existed, not being a hardcore backpacker or experienced camper, why would I?
The shop contains everything from clothing to footwear, tents to lighting and navigation. A world of wonder and awe on my first visit.
The tents were very impressive with some containing four rooms and a porch! However, I only needed a simple, two man tent which was easily to get up and even easier to get down once all the partying had been done.
The stock can get a little expensive and the technical jargon had my head swimming but if you pick the brains of a helpful assistant you will get all you need at a decent price.

Not as cheap and cheerful as Sports Direct, but a decent sports shop with all the latest lines. Some of the t-​shirts in here are truly woeful, but they do have a wide range of trainers and gym clothes. It’s a far smaller shop than Sports Direct, but is better spaced out than Sports Direct which has tried to utilise as much space as possible for retail items.