Sporting Goods in Meadows, Pietermaritzburg

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Results from the 'Sporting Goods' category in Meadows, Pietermaritzburg

SAPS Midlands Sports Shop

Closed now

6 Roger De Clerck Pl, Pietermaritzburg, 3201

033 342 0796

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Poobie Naidoo Sports Wholesalers

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67 Boshoff St, Pietermaritzburg, 3201

032 586 1007

Richie Cycles

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240 HOOSEN HAFFEJEE ST, Pietermaritzburg, 3200

033 342 1201

cycle shops, Cycle Dealers - Retail, cycle repairs

Print Plosion

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226 Retief St, Pietermaritzburg, 3201

082 426 6688

Total Sports - Pietermaritzburg

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202 Church Street, Pietermaritzburg, 3201

033 394 7911

Trophy International

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81 BOSHOFF ST, Pietermaritzburg, 3201

033 342 9007

Trophies, badges, shields

Wildman Pietermaritzburg

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6A Maritzburg Arch 265 Greyling Street, Pietermaritzburg, 3201

033 940 0131

Bombers

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340 VICTORIA RD, Pietermaritzburg, 3201

033 345 4669

Bomber has a tried and tested technique for bitting horses that he has developed over the course of his polocrosse career, his bits are now currently being used by the upper echelon of showjumping in Europe and are extremely popluar and widely regarded, our unique style of hand made manufacturing and hands on develpement has lead to providing biting solutions that no other bit manufacturer can. Bomber Nel started playing polocrosse at the age of 9 at Umvuma Club in Rhodesia. During the 70's in Rhodesia he played for Queens Polocrosse club and as a result of the shortage of equestrian equipment available in the country he started making a variety of saddlery items and eventually supplied the Greys Scouts Mounted unit of the Rhodesian Army with Maclenan saddles. He then moved with his young family to Pietermaritzburg in South Africa and in 1979 he began making polocrosse racquets to suit special requirements. This hobby has gradually grown to become Bombers Equestrian Equipment where Bomber sources materials and products, and designs custom-made equipment to meet demand.