Sporting Goods
Play It Again Sports
About Play It Again Sports
Second hand equipment has a natural place in a valley like this one. Children outgrow skates and bikes in a single season, adults take up a sport for a summer and then set it down, and the gear that results is often barely used. Play It Again Sports operates from 1774 Baron Road in Dilworth, on one of the side streets in the commercial district that spreads back from Harvey Avenue.
Buying used rewards a little preparation. Check the wear points first, the edges and bases on skis, the drivetrain on a bike, the stitching and padding on anything protective, and be more cautious with safety critical items where age alone can matter, helmets among them. If you are bringing gear in rather than taking it out, call before loading the car, because what a shop wants at any given moment depends on the season ahead rather than the one just finished. Skates and winter equipment are wanted in autumn, while paddle and bike gear moves in spring.
The economics work well in Kelowna because so much of the recreation here is seasonal and equipment heavy. A family that swims and paddles all summer, rides the trails through the shoulder months and drives up for snow in January accumulates a garage full of gear on a rolling replacement cycle, and a resale floor is how much of that circulates. Dilworth Mountain rises just above this stretch of streets, which sit within a short drive of Rutland, Glenmore and downtown, with parking easier than anything in the city centre, which matters when you are carrying a bike frame or a bag of hockey equipment rather than a shopping list.
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