Good tennis store in Seattle?

[charaseac]

Greetings!
I'm not sure if this question fits here.

I live in Vancouver, and here in vancouver, tennis accessories is really expensive compared to those in the US.

I checked TW price and the price is almost half of what we have here. But i can't buy online since the shipping cost to canada will make the price more or less the same with here.

so im thinking about driving down to seattle. Anyone know good store with good price (preferably almost the same with TW).

Thanks a lot.

 

[migjam]

There isn't a ton of stores here that carry quality tennis apparel, which is one of the reasons I always order online from TW. However, here are a few links to sites in or around Seattle;

http://www.avantisports.com/

http://www.sturtevants.com/

http://www.zachstennis.com/pages/index.cfm?siteid=4283

 

[charaseac]

There isn't a ton of stores here that carry quality tennis apparel, which is one of the reasons I always order online from TW. However, here are a few links to sites in or around Seattle;

http://www.avantisports.com/

http://www.sturtevants.com/

http://www.zachstennis.com/pages/index.cfm?siteid=4283

price wise does this website compares to the ones at TW?
Im thinking about getting small accessories from seattle if it is.

Here the racket price is relatively the same. but if you buy small accessories... the price is like way up there.

For example,

a set of babolat pro hurricane cost C$20 while it cost US$12 on TW..
Babolat leather grip cost me C$16 while it cost US$10 in TW
wilson pro overgrip pack of 3 cost me $8 while it cost $4 in TW
wilson pro overgrip pack of 30 cost me $60 while it cost $25 28 in TW

US$ is almost = C$
I'm not looking for premium expensive stuff. Just the smaller accesorries which will accumulate to big margin over time. It might not sounds like worth my time and gas but i usually drive down to seattle with my friends anyway. So if there is a tennis shops which sell all those small stuff it will be really good for me and for my wallet

 

[migjam]

I think most of them will match the price of TW or come close. Myself, I just prefer to deal with TW as I don't live in Seattle (40 minutes away) and I ordering from TW I don't have to pay sales tax and I feel I get great service with TW.