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10 Best Sports Shops in Singapore

A guide to 10 of the best sports shops in Singapore, from big-box multi-sport stores and running specialists to outdoor, gym and team-sports retailers.

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Amir Wahab
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The best sports shops in Singapore span far more than a wall of running shoes. This shortlist gathers ten established, currently-operating retailers, from big-box multi-sport stores and specialist running shops to outdoor and camping outfitters, home-gym equipment sellers and a team-sports specialist. Each was checked against its own website or store listings, and the brands mentioned are the retailers' own claims rather than our endorsement. Treat it as a starting shortlist rather than a ranking.

1. Decathlon Singapore

Decathlon is the Singapore arm of the French sporting-goods retailer, selling mostly own-brand gear and apparel across what it describes as more than 60 sports, from running, football and swimming to hiking, cycling and racket sports. It runs large-format stores here, including its Kallang flagship known as the Decathlon Lab, alongside an online shop with click-and-collect and doorstep delivery. The breadth and in-house labels make it a common one-stop option for beginners and families kitting out a new activity.

2. Royal Sporting House

Royal Sporting House is one of Singapore's longest-running multi-sport retailers, stocking apparel, footwear, accessories and equipment from a range of international brands across running, training and sports lifestyle. Incorporated in Singapore in 1977 and now part of retail group GMG, it operates outlets in shopping malls across the island. Its broad, brand-led range suits shoppers after mainstream sports fashion and footwear under one roof.

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3. World of Sports

World of Sports is a home-grown multi-label sports retailer with outlets in malls such as Plaza Singapura, Jurong Point and Takashimaya, plus a factory outlet at IMM. It carries performance gear for running, swimming, racquet and water sports, with brands including Mizuno, Salomon, Columbia, HEAD and Spalding. The multi-brand format makes it a useful place to compare footwear and equipment across labels in person.

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4. Running Lab

Running Lab is a specialty running store carrying road, trail and race footwear, apparel and accessories from brands such as HOKA, On, ASICS, Saucony, Brooks and New Balance. It describes itself as staffed by sports trainers and experienced runners, and offers a running gait analysis at selected outlets to help match a shoe to your foot type and stride. With several mall locations, it suits runners who want fitting guidance rather than just buying off the shelf.

5. Key Power Sports

Key Power Sports is a running and endurance-sports retailer stocking shoes, apparel, compression wear and recovery gear for running, studio training and triathlon. It carries brands including HOKA, Altra, 2XU, Speedo, CEP and Manduka, and sells both online and through physical stores. The focus on endurance and recovery products makes it a fit for distance runners and multisport athletes.

6. LIV ACTIV

LIV ACTIV is an outdoor and activewear retailer with outlets in malls including Velocity @ Novena Square, Raffles City and Changi City Point, plus an online store. It stocks gear for hiking, trail running and travel, including cold-weather and winter clothing, with brands such as The North Face, Patagonia and Helly Hansen. That outdoor-and-travel focus sets it apart from the general sports chains.

7. Outdoor Life

Outdoor Life is a long-established outdoor gear specialist whose flagship sits in Funan mall, covering hiking, camping, climbing and travel across apparel, footwear, backpacks, tents and hardware. It carries brands such as Patagonia, The North Face, Osprey, Rab, Salewa and Black Diamond, and says it has served adventure enthusiasts and everyday explorers for around two decades. It also ships from an online store, making it a well-rounded pick for hikers and travellers.

8. Campers' Corner

Campers' Corner is a veteran camping and outdoor specialist that says it has traded since 1989, based at the Boon Siew Building on Bukit Timah Road. Its range spans hiking, camping and climbing gear such as tents, sleeping systems, packs and hardware, with premium brands including Arc'teryx, Marmot, Helinox, NEMO and La Sportiva. It also runs an online store and a curated Japanese outdoor-lifestyle line, appealing to campers who want higher-end kit.

9. Gymsportz

Gymsportz is a home and commercial fitness-equipment retailer that says it was established in 2009, selling cardio machines, strength gear and accessories from treadmills, bikes and rowers to dumbbells, racks, benches and Pilates reformers. It carries brands including Concept2, Force USA, Bowflex, Horizon Fitness and REP Fitness, and sells online with a showroom for viewing equipment. It suits anyone building a home gym or fitting out a studio rather than buying apparel or footwear.

10. Weston Corporation

Weston Corporation is a team-sports specialist focused on football and rugby, selling jerseys, boots, balls, goalkeeper gear, shin guards and training equipment. It carries mainstream brands such as Nike, adidas, Puma, Mizuno, New Balance, Umbro and Under Armour, and runs stores in locations including Jewel Changi Airport, Queensway Shopping Centre and Tampines Mall alongside an online shop. For football and rugby players specifically, it offers deeper stock than the general sports chains.

How to choose

  • Start with your sport: general multi-brand chains cover the basics across many activities, while specialists in running, outdoor, gym equipment or team sports carry deeper ranges and staff who know the gear.
  • For footwear, favour a shop that offers fitting or gait analysis and lets you try shoes on, since the right size and support matter more than the brand on the box.
  • Check the brands and product types a store actually carries before travelling, as ranges vary widely and some retailers stock plenty of apparel and footwear but little hard equipment.
  • Decide whether you need to see and handle gear in person, since bikes, tents, weights and large machines are easier to judge in a showroom, or whether an online store with delivery is enough.
  • Ask about after-sales support such as warranty, servicing and returns, especially for higher-value equipment like fitness machines, outdoor hardware or electronics.
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About the author

Amir Wahab

Founder and Editor

Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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