8 Must Buy Products From a Decathlon Store Near You

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With origins from France, the sporting wonderland has hit Singapore with 6 outlets sprawled across the island. Decathlon offers only the best sporting equipment at extremely affordable prices as their mission is to make sports accessible for all. Decathlon’s specialty is that it only carries its house brands unlike other sports brands; everything goes through their own testing to make sure it’s the best it can offer! Read on to find out 8 items to buy the next time you’re at Decathlon.

 

1. Artengo “Ball is Back” Tennis Trainer

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(Credit: Decathlon)

Ever felt like you’re hindering your tennis game with amateur swings? Or having to frantically find friends to play tennis with? Either way, Decathlon has got you covered with the Artengo “Ball is Back” Tennis Trainer. Its elastic cord is designed to bounce back and mimic someone swinging the ball back at you.

Priced affordably at $13.90, parents are able to buy this for their children who are just starting out on the sport. Conveniently compact and lightweight, the Tennis Trainer is safe and useful for playing at void decks or at any open spaces!

 

2. Beginner Trial Kits

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(Credit: Decathlon)

To beginners who do not want to invest a whole lot of money into a sport, Decathlon has got you covered with trial kits that contain the most basic set of a sport. Most typically found in racket sports, the pictured Rollnet Free Table Tennis Set (Small) is only $18 and comes in a variety of sizes and colours.

Other beginner sets include sports like Badminton and Archery. We recommend getting this even for a weekend sporting activity or an overseas outdoor experience- it’s a game changer that adds on a fun element without too much strain on your wallet!

 

3. Cheap yet good fitness gear

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(Credit: Decathlon)

Have we stressed how affordable Decathlon equipment is yet? We were blown away at the prices of their fitness gear. The pictured Essential Women’s Gym ¾ Leggings (Black) is only $5! It’s not limited to only women’s gear, even the men and children’s fitness wear go as low as $1.90!

Beyond clothing, they also carry gear like goggles and sports bras below $10. We recommend getting these items for last minute purchases or stocking fillers for celebrations. Can’t go wrong with a basic pair of tights or socks!

 

4. Cheap Winter Gear

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(Credit: Decathlon)

Amidst the hot blistering weather, Decathlon also has winter gear for those travelling to colder climates. You can find items like skiing caps and waterproof winter jackets made for winter sports like snowboarding and mountain climbing on snow-capped alps.

The pictured Quechua Forclaz 20 Men’s Hiking Fleece in Black is only $4.90 in stores. This great bargain is only one of the many fleece jackets offered with other colours and advantages adapted to hiking and various weather conditions. Get a full package of winter gear in one go at Decathlon!

 

5. Compact Items

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(Credit: Decathlon)

With convenience being the cornerstone of their products, their compact items are able to fit into the palms of our hands. Their signature product is the Quechua ultra compact bag, with belt bags and various sizes for the backpacks! The pictured Ultra Compact Bag 10L in Black is priced at $4.90 and comes in 4 different colours.

Other compact items include their Nabaji Extra Large Microtowel and Forclaz Trek 100 Mountain Trekking Ultra-Compact Cap. All the items are less than $13 and is a hit amongst hustlers and individuals with a bustling lifestyle. Pick one up the next time you drop by Decathlon as it is truly a necessity!

 

6. Snorkelling Gear

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(Credit: Decathlon)

Their snorkelling gear has been raved all over the globe for its amazing quality and price point. Snorkelling as a sport has always been pricey as the equipment prices have always been sky high as most brands cater to professionals. With Decathlon, they cater to everyone and anyone – making their snorkelling gear an instantaneous hit amongst those in the community.

For those who are keen on trying the sport out, pick up a beginner set of their snorkelling gear made of Subea Aqua Shoes, a mask and a snorkel tube. It’s a small investment of $10 and most importantly, you get to avoid using rental gear that might be unhygienic.

 

7. Massage Tools

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(Credit: Decathlon)

For those who often ache from muscle knots, Decathlon has massage tools to help smoothen out any tough knots. The pictured compact Aptonia Hand Massage only costs $2.90 and comes in other colours as well. Other tools include rollers, recovery sticks, massage balls and electric counterparts.

We recommend getting the Aptonia 500 Hard Massage Roller for relaxing muscles after an exhausting workout. Slip it into your bag and bring it to the gym for instant gratification after exercising. Check out other tools that suit your needs on their website as well!

 

8. Eye wear

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(Credit: Decathlon)

Eyewear is an underrated sports accessory that helps protect your eyes from irritants and harmful UV rays. Decathlon carries a huge range of sunglasses meant for different sports like hiking and cycling. They even carry versions for children so that you can turn hiking into a fun family activity where everyone is well-equipped.

The pictured Walking 100 Fitness Walking Sunglasses Category 3 in Grey is priced at $4.90, and is a timeless design that provides 100% UV protection. Get a clip-on sunglasses attachment for your regular eyewear and an additional casing for your newfound sunglasses. Take your pick online and collect your order from the physical store in just 2 hours!

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