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Paragon Sports

This is generally considered one of the better sporting goods stores in Manhattan. It's pretty large and has a lot of equipment you might want for your next trip. It pays to check whether anything is on sale. For example, there are often some good sales on hiking boots. The sales staff is generally helpful and will work with you to help you find what you want. They often recommend items they themselves use, and not the most expensive items.

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Address: 867 Broadway
Getting there: at 18th St.
Hours: Mon-Fri 10AM - 8:30PM; Sat 10AM - 8PM; Sun 11AM - 7PM
Website: paragonsports.com (opens in a new tab)

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