We have been saving Utahns and their families money since September of 1990. Our goal is to provide quality service and goods at a reasonable price. We sell used, but not used up, equipment as well as offering many quality brand name NEW products as well. We buy, trade, and consign quality used and new equipment.
We sell: EXERCISE, HOCKEY, SKI, DISC GOLF, SNOWBOARD, LACROSSE, BASEBALL/SOFTBALL, GOLF, FIGURE SKATE, SOCCER, TREADMILL, FOOTBALL, VOLLEYBALL, BASKETBALL, SKATEBOARD, SKULL CANDY, AND MORE.
Our staff has over 50 years of experience working at the Play It Again Sports here in the Salt Lake Valley. This experience not only gives us vast knowledge in the various categories that we sell, but also allows us to determine fair values when you bring in your used gear. We encourage you to come and visit us. Whether you need your child fitted up with hockey gear or you have an old ball glove you want to sell you will receive honest and exceptional service.
The Cottonwood Heights store is located on Highland Drive at the intersection of Fort Union Blvd.
Contact us at
playitagainsports_slc@sisna.com or 801-944-0094.
The Sugarhouse store is located at 700 East & 2100 South. Contact us at pias_slc@comcast.net or 801-466-4499.
Our Locations
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City
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