- Sport Home
- Accessories
- Athletic
- Audio
- Auto
- Baseball/Softball
- Billiards
- Birding
- Boating
- Body Building/Fitness
- Bowling
- Boxing
- Collectibles
- Cycling
- Exercise/Wellness
- Field Hockey
- Fishing
- Football
- Footware
- Frisbee
- Golf
- Gymnastics
- Hockey
- Hunting
- Kayaking
- Lacrosse
- Martial Arts
- Misc.
- Outdoors/Camping
- Prospecting/Treasure Hunting
- Racquetball
- Running
- Skateboards
- Soccer
- Teamware / Logo
- Tennis
- Unisex
- Video
- Volleyball
- Womens
- Wrestling
Your Fan Sporting Equipment home
INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING
Welcome to Sport Home for your fan sporting equipment.
Starwatcher 40080 Refractor Telescope
You found Starwatcher 40080 Refractor Telescope in category Outdoors/Camping and subcategory Other Sports. If you need to buy more Other Sports than you are on the righ place.
|
||
37" Hickory Steam-Bent Gentleman's Cane | ||
Retail price: Your price: $42.96 |
Each stick is hand-cut; heat-seasoned in a drying house to lock in its character; then carefully sanded to allow the grain and bard to "glow". They are finished with lacquer and fitted with a leather thong or strap and a steel-reinforced neoprene rubber tip so that you may "walk softly..." Profile: We are one of the largest suppliers of hiking and walking sticks in the U.S., and we have been in the stick business since 1985. Best selling of all of our sticks is the rustic Hickory hiking stick, famous for its strength and durability. Whistle Creek makes sticks "like grandpa would have made." These are products that you would be proud to display in your home, yet not hesitate to use on the trail every day. We have avoided going to aluminum poles (lightning rods) or other mass-manufactured techniques. We have stayed with time-tested traditional methods that have been around since before Moses. Each Whistle Creek product is hand crafted from wood in the U.S. by skilled craftsmen who value the importance of a sturdy "friend" on the trail. Whether you use your stick for arduous mountain treks, strolls in the forest or just for "wandering 'round the block," you will soon benefit from the comfort and security that a good walking stick can bring to your outings. Hopefully you will decide to collect all of our sticks for you and your family to use for generations. What Size Stick is for Me? Hiking sticks should be 6" to 9" above your elbow to help you get down a hill (you need to reach). Walking sticks and canes are different. First, place your arm to your side with the elbow slightly bent. The top of the handle on the stick should be at the break in your wrist. All of Whistle Creek's sticks can be shortened by removing the rubber tip, sawing off what is not needed and then replacing the tip. Orthopedic patients should consult their physician. |
|
Gladiator 7-21x40 Zoom Binocular with Ruby Lens | ||
Retail price: Your price: $49.95 |
The Gladiator Series offers a selection of zoom models that are ideal for long distance terrestrial (land)or celestial (sky) viewing. The wide variable magnification range of these binoculars allows the viewer to target in on an object and then zoom in and magnify it to obtain a closer look and see greater detail. The new 20-40x180 model features a braced-in tripod mounting post for added stability. Both new models feature high quality prisms, multi-coated optics, large center focus knob and right eyepiece diopter adjustment. For convenience, all models also feature a zoom thumb lever for making quick and smooth zoom adjustments as well as fold-down eyecups for viewing with or without eyeglasses. Backed by the manufacturer's Limited Lifetime WarrantyFEATURES:7x-21x magnification with 40mm objective lensMulti-coated optics maximizes light transmissionPorro prism binocular made with BK-7 prism glassRuby lens to minimize UV glare on selected modelsBonus accessories includes neck strap, carrying pouch and cleaning cloth. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS:Specifications:7-21xField of View (ft@1000yds/m@1000m) =261/87@7xPrism Glass: BK-7Exit Pupil (mm): 5.6Close Focus (ft/m) 26/8Eye Relief 14.0mm |
|
Naturescape 8x25 Binocular | ||
Retail price: Your price: $62.49 |
The Great Outdoors Just Got Greater!Designed for the bird watcher and avid outdoor adventurer. These binoculars have been designed with the features and quality outdoor enthusiasts expect. The Naturescape full size feature phase-coated and fully multi-coated optics with BAK-4 prisms for sharp, bright, clear high contrast views in all types of lighting and weather conditions. Their weight distribution and contoured shape minimizes strain and fatigue common during long observing sessions. Both Naturescape models feature large 42mm objective lenses to maximize light gathering. Close focus gives you a dramatic view of the action from a short distance and is balanced by a field of view that gives you the big picture. Includes deluxe carrying case and neck strap. |
|
American Craftsman 37" Standard Walking Stick - Walnut and Cherry | ||
Retail price: Your price: $74.95 |
A custom American-made walking stick for all of your adventures! Easy to remove rubber tip and cut to length for your height. Rubber tip easily re-installs. Classic Craftsman-Style WorkmanshipMortis-and-Tenon DetailMade from Walnut and Cherry"Standard" for people 175-250 poundsAdjustable length - instructions includedDescriptive Hang TagLeather Wrist StrapLong-Life Rubber TipMade in the U.S.A.Click Here to Order the Oak Shaft, Walnut Handle. Slim Walking Stick.Click Here to Order the Cherry Shaft, Oak Handle. Slim Walking Stick.Click Here to Order the Walnut Shaft, Cherry Handle. Slim Walking Stick.Click Here to Order the Oak Shaft, Walnut Handle. Standard Walking Stick.Click Here to Order the Cherry Shaft, Oak Handle. Standard Walking Stick.What Size Stick is for Me? Hiking sticks should be 6" to 9" above your elbow to help you get down a hill (you need to reach). Walking sticks and canes are different. First, place your arm to your side with the elbow slightly bent. The top of the handle on the stick should be at the break in your wrist. All of Whistle Creek's sticks can be shortened by removing the rubber tip, sawing off what is not needed and then replacing the tip. Orthopedic patients should consult their physician. |