WE BUY, SELL & TRADE

USED & NEW SPORTS GEAR &

FITNESS EQUIPMENT

We are your local fitness and sporting goods store.

For over 20 years, Play It Again Sports has been the preferred store of value-conscious consumers because we buy, sell and trade used and new sports and fitness equipment.  You can trade in your quality used gear for cash or store credit.

The Bozeman store is locally owned and operated by Matthew Kraska -- a dad just like you who understands money does not grow on trees. But because kids grow, their equipment needs change every year which is why USED SPORTS GEAR makes so much "cents" and our NEW SPORTS GEAR provides ultra high value.

Plus, We have all the local sports information for you at the store.  Just call us or stop by and we'll get you and your kids registered for all the sports you play. 587-7427 (PIAS) We're open daily.

You've shopped the rest, now shop the best!

Play It Smart, Play It Again Sports®.

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How to Purchase Used Bikes

May is National Bike Month, and it’s the perfect time to hop on a bicycle both to get healthy and save some money by leaving your car parked in the garage. Read more in this great article we found on the AARP website. 

And remember to stop by the store this Saturday, May 18th. For one day only, from 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM we are accepting your used bikes. In functional condition or just for parts, bring it over for a trade or store credit. Check out our Facebook event for more information. 

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Summer Sports in Bozeman, Montana

You usually look to Outside Bozeman for the high-action, adrenaline pumping sports – kayaking, extreme skiing, climbing, mountain biking.  But lets not forget the wide world of sports we all played in high school – soccer, softball, baseball, lacrosse. 

Yes, you live in Bozeman to live, breathe, outdoor sports.  And that is great.  But maybe its time to start including the bread-and-butter sports we all grew up on?  Consider it cross-training for your active outdoor activities.  And if your new to town or been here all your life, playing organized athletics you’ll meet your fellow citizen (and voters – if you didn’t notice, it is an election year).  Plus, the evening views are spectacular while playing in the Gallatin Valley. 

Bozeman’s adult soccer league is loaded with people of all ages and nationalities.  This league has been run by Steve Denny and his wife for more than a decade; they are backbone of adult soccer in Bozeman (anyone want to volunteer to run it?).  Playing in the Rec league offers the novice American and the seasoned Brazilian a chance to play alongside each other.  Each year the teams are ‘drafted’ so the teams are fairly even and players get to know everyone in the league after playing for a couple years. They offer a league for competitive players too.

Bozeman’s softball league is not the beer-belly game you might think it is (unless you have one and want to play).  There are several levels of competitiveness; some divisions with girls and without girls, some divisions where a ball over the fence is a homerun and others where over the fence is an out.  Hundreds of people play summer adult softball – I’d be surprised if you didn’t know someone.  Some people may call it the beer league, but its been years since they allowed beer in the dugouts – only soda and tea now. 

If hitting a big ball is too easy for you, try the men’s’ baseball league, Montana Hardball.  Same old game that you played as a kid only everyone is older – and heavier (like all those people you saw at your ten-year high school reunion).  This league has grown over the last couple years and starting this year they have gone back to the basics with wood bats.  Sure, it’s competitive, but these guys all have to work the next day so they keep it fun. 

While you wouldn’t know it living in Montana, lacrosse is growing nationwide and, yes, there is a men’s club here.  These guys meet weekly to play (or learn to play) with college level players along side neophytes eager to pick up on the fastest growing sport in America. 

Knowing us Bozemanians, there are many more to play.  And even with all the options for summer organized sports, yes, there is still time to be extreme – you won’t have to sacrifice time to bomb downhill on a bike.  And you may even be in better shape to enjoy the crash. 

Play It Again Sports is your local-sports-info center.  Call us and we can connect you with the sport you play.