Women's Traverse Shirt
$25.00
Corridor Tank
$45.00
Ringer Performance Tee
$27.00
Women's Quest Short
$50.00
Men's Paragon Jacket
$75.00
Platinum Court Shoe
$139.00
Courtside Backpack
$75.00
All Day Polo
$75.00
Quest Skort
$40.00
Covet Eye Guard
$35.00
Commuter Backpack
$75.00
Ringer Long Sleeve
$35.00
AH13 Field Hockey Stick
$450.00
Cave 75 Field Hockey Stick
$275.00
RD8 Twin Indoor Series
$149.00
Sage 45
$89.99
Sage 75
$119.99
Supreme C
$30.00
Supreme 15
$60.00
Supreme 25
$79.99
NEW Stratus Squash Racquet
$185.00
Harrow Power 170 Racquetball Racquet
$159.00
The Power 170Â is a great racquet for any level of player.Â
SQUASH 57Â READY
If You're Not Wearing Protective Eyewear, Consider This...
Prevent Blindness America reports that hospital emergency rooms treat more than 40,000 eye injuries every year that are sports-related. Even non-contact sports such as badminton can present inherent dangers to the eyes.
Any sport in which balls, racquets or flying objects are present pose a potential for eye injury.
Sports such as racquetball, tennis and badminton may seem relatively harmless, but they involve objects moving at 60 miles per hour or faster. During a typical game, a racquetball can travel between 60 and 200 miles per hour.
Gary Heiting, OD
