
Firm ground football boots
Moulded studs for dry grass pitches
$85

Field Day stocks boots, balls, running shoes, gym weights and team kit for players at every level. Try running shoes on the indoor track at the back of the store, shop online for delivery or collection, and ask about printed kit for a whole squad.
Prices are per item, or per pair where a pair is sold. Boots, shoes and clothing run from junior to adult sizes.

Moulded studs for dry grass pitches
$85
Try them on the trackCushioned and neutral, made for road miles
$110

Stitched panels for grass and artificial turf
$32

Flat base and a wide handle, powder coated
from $28

Light knit for the gym, the pitch and the court
$35

Shirts, shorts and socks for a squad, with names and numbers
Price on enquiry
EnquireCheckout adds the delivery fee and takes discount codes from club newsletters. Unused gear in its original box can be returned within 30 days; printed team kit is made for one squad and cannot be returned.

A shoe that feels soft standing still can feel very different after a few hundred metres. The 40 metre track at the back of the store has a road surface on one lane and artificial turf on the other, so running shoes and boots are tried the way they will be used.
Staff ask how far and how often you run or train, and on what surface, then bring two or three pairs to compare. Fit advice covers comfort, length and width; for pain or an injury, a doctor or physiotherapist is the right person to ask first.
Stand on a sheet of paper with your heel against a wall, mark the longest toe and measure in centimetres. Sizes differ a little between makers, so treat this as a starting point and try both feet in store.
| Foot length | EU | UK | US men | US women |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 23.8 cm | 38 | 5 | 5.5 | 6.5 |
| 24.6 cm | 39 | 6 | 6.5 | 7.5 |
| 25.0 cm | 40 | 6.5 | 7 | 8 |
| 25.9 cm | 41 | 7.5 | 8 | 9 |
| 26.3 cm | 42 | 8 | 8.5 | 9.5 |
| 27.1 cm | 43 | 9 | 9.5 | 10.5 |
| 27.6 cm | 44 | 9.5 | 10 | 11 |
| 28.4 cm | 45 | 10.5 | 11 | 12 |
Between two sizes, most runners pick the larger one, because feet spread a little over a long run.
Small jobs done while you shop, or ready to collect the same day.
Tennis, badminton and squash rackets strung to the tension you choose, with the setting written on a tag.
Heat pressed onto shirts bought here, in block letters in white, black or a team colour.
Worn screw in studs replaced and tightened, with a spare set for the kit bag.
Young feet measured at every visit, since a child can move up a size between one season and the next.
Racks, benches and weights delivered and put together in the room you choose.
Bibs, cones, nets and first aid kits for coaches, packed in club sized bundles.
Kit, footwear and equipment for each of these, from first lessons to weekend fixtures.
If your sport is missing, ask at the counter. Specialist gear for smaller sports can usually be ordered in within a week.
Shelves, the test track and the workshop bench on a busy Saturday.






Three pairs tried on the track before choosing. The questions were about weekly distance and surface rather than budget, and the shoes have covered four hundred kilometres since.
Eighteen shirts for the under 12s, every name spelled right and handed over a week before the first match. The sample shirts for sizing saved a lot of guessing.
Racket restrung on Saturday morning and collected before an afternoon match, with the tension written on a tag inside the cover.
Unused shoes and gear still in the original box come back within 30 days on proof of purchase, for your money back or a swap. Shoes already worn outdoors or on a pitch stay sold unless they turn out to be faulty.
About three weeks from the order to collection, once sizes, names and numbers are confirmed. Just before a new season it can take longer, so clubs that order early are served first.
As a rough guide, a size 3 football suits players under eight, size 4 suits players from eight to twelve, and size 5 is the adult ball. Clubs and schools sometimes set their own rules, so check with the coach before buying.
Yes, to most addresses in the region, with the fee shown at checkout before you pay. Home gym equipment can be delivered and put together for an extra charge, and orders placed by 15:00 are ready to collect the same day.
Staff can help with fit and comfort, but not with diagnosis or treatment. For pain or an injury, see a doctor or a physiotherapist first, then bring their advice to the store and we will look for shoes that match it.
Yes. Clubs and schools can order on a single invoice, with payment arranged directly with the store, and one member of staff looks after each club from quote to collection.
Tell us the sport, the number of players and the date the kit is needed. A quote comes back within two working days, along with a sample shirt in each size you ask for, so players can try before anything is printed.
Ring the counter while the doors are open; emails sent at any hour get a reply within one working day.
Store beside the leisure centre on the ring road, with parking at the side
| Monday to Friday | 09:30 to 19:00 |
| Saturday | 09:00 to 18:00 |
| Sunday | 11:00 to 16:00 |
On the first Tuesday of each month the store stays open until 21:00 for coaches and club officials, with sample kit to try and the workshop running late.
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Field Day Sports Store is a made up shop, built to show on a single page how a sports retailer might sell through AI Web Maker. Boots, running shoes, a football, a kettlebell and a training top sit in the shop with a size or weight choice and an Add to bag button. Printed team kit has no fixed price, so its card leads to a quote form for clubs and schools. A size chart, a test track section and a priced workshop list answer the questions buyers usually bring to the counter. The page closes with example reviews, six plain answers and a late opening night for coaches.
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