Additional Equipment Considerations

Cheaper equipment at regular stores (Walmart, Target, Dick's Sporting Goods, etc.)

• You don't need the most expensive brands, just one that works.
• Look for clearance and "off brand" items.

Local thrift stores, Salvation Army & Goodwill

• Used doesn't mean useless or broken!
• Many people donate their equipment after kids grow old or they no longer use.

Facebook Marketplace & Amazon

• Used doesn't mean useless or broken!
• Be specific with your search filters and look only for what you want. (price, condition, etc.)
• Ask for more pictures before purchasing. Be picky!
• Negotiate the price. Often times, they just want to get rid of it!

Family & Friends

• Used doesn't mean useless or broken!
• Ask around! Someone is bound to have something they no longer use.

Physical Education Equipment Sites & Catalogs ($$$)

• Not the most budget-friendly options, but if you'd like the best and most relevant equipment, this is where to look.
• This is equipment that's typically used in a physical education class in the schools.
• https://www.gophersport.com
• https://www.usgames.com
• https://www.flaghouse.com/Physical-Education/