Sporting Goods in York University Heights, Toronto, ON
Find accurate info on the best sporting goods stores in York University Heights, Toronto. Get reviews and contact details for each business, including phone number, address, opening hours, promotions and other information.
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Results from the 'Sporting Goods' category in York University Heights, Toronto
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10 Kodiak Crescent, Toronto, M3J 3G5
(416) 490-6313
Outdoor & Sporting Goods Company, Outdoor Equipment Store 
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4 Ashwarren Rd, Toronto, M3J 1Z5
(416) 775-1037
Sporting goods store, Sports complex 
Baseline Sports Complex is a popular destination for sports enthusiasts in Toronto. Many customers praise the high-quality equipment and competitive prices. The Prep for Rep program is highly recommended for baseball and softball training. The friendly and knowledgeable staff provide excellent customer service. Some customers have had issues with inconsistent hours of operation. 
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1060 Sheppard Ave W, Toronto, M3J 0G7
(647) 352-4625
Sporting goods store, Sportswear store Goal Planet is a popular destination for football enthusiasts in Toronto. Known for its vast selection of authentic football apparel and equipment, customers frequently praise the store's owner and staff for their excellent customer service and football knowledge. Prices are considered affordable with high-quality, original items. Some visitors also appreciate the unique shopping experience. 
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376 Magnetic Dr., Toronto, M3J 2C4
ECOPED is the really smart way to get around. And that's made us the bestselling electric scooter in Canada. Combining the convenience of a pedal bicycle with the power of a traditional scooter, ECOPED is classified as a bike, so you don't need a driver's license or insurance to ride it. And because it's a bike (in an air quotes kind of way), you can ride your ECOPED in bike lanes and park it almost anywhere for free. On the other hand, because it's not actually a bike (those air quotes again), it's fast, accelerating from 0 to 30km/h in just over 4 seconds.