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sports equipmentLooking for a new set of golf clubs, a catcher's mitt, or uniforms for an entire little league team?

No matter what you're in the market for, when buying any kind of sports gear, say the experts, it's always good to start by separating the truth from the hype. Sports equipment is often a key factor in performance, but sometimes claims for improving your game can go way over the top.

For example, a good, cheap longboard is probably all you need to begin surfing, but tips on how to choose your first surfboard can fill volumes. Golf club manufacturers, in particular, are also prone to bragging about miracle shots that will be made possible with a 'new, revolutionary' design.

Just remember that the key to better performance is the same for all sports enthusiasts. That is, "practice, practice, practice." Sports gear will get your so far, but if you're looking to really score there's nothing like more experience in the game.

So when you're out at looking for sports gear, it's always best to leave your ego at the door. You'll find yourself way ahead of the game, with lots of money saved to invest in more time at the batting cage, the golf range, or at the tennis court.

The one common sense exception to the rule? Don't skimp when it comes safety and protective gear. The better, high-priced equipment is easily worth the cost to protect against injury, especially if you're playing rough contact sports like football or hockey.

For other sports paraphernalia such as shoes, hats and uniforms, use the same judgement you would when buying any other type of clothing. Look for quality materials, stitching and workmanship, and you can't go half wrong.

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Shopwiki - Sports and Recreation - An extensive library of buying guides with tips for choosing everything from football gear to ski equipment with reviews of brand names.

Dick's Sporting Goods Buyer Guides - More expert consumer tips in an A-Z list ranging from archery, bicycling and camping to snorkeling, tennis and water sports, including how to choose equipment, gear and accessories.

Hit! Run! Score! Sports Equipment Buyers Guides - More expert advice from the online retailer with detailed tips on choosing baseball, basketball, soccer gear and more.

Fogdog Sports also have great guides to How to buy basketball hoops, How to buy baseball bats, and How to buy football helmets.


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