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Have a sports fan in your life? Read on for some great gifts you might find at your local Costco or online.
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Having a sports fan in your life can sometimes make gift-giving easier. After all, you can simply find a water bottle, sweatshirt, or towel with their favorite team’s logo, and voila — your work is done.
That said, you can only play the team logo card so many times. So if you have a sports fan in your life with a special event or birthday coming up, you may be struggling to find the right gift.
The good news is that Costco has you covered. Whether your special someone likes to watch sports or play sports, Costco has a nice range of gifts at affordable prices, which is important if you’re watching your savings account balance. Here are some options worth checking out.
1. Icon Sports Men’s International Soccer Jersey
Have a soccer fan in your life? This men’s jersey is a great shirt for them to wear to a game — whether it’s one they’re watching or participating in actively. Costco has this item available online for $19.99, and that price includes shipping and handling.
Costco prices can vary by metro area, though, so you’ll need to input your ZIP code on Costco.com to see what price you get. The $19.99 price applies to the New York metro area.
2. Major League Baseball Tickets
It’s gotten expensive to take the family out to the ball game. Thankfully, Costco’s got you covered with its baseball ticket bundles. For a preset fee, you’ll get two tickets to see your team of choice on certain dates.
The cost here will depend on your home team. A two-pack of tickets to see the Texas Rangers, for example, is $99.99. For the Arizona Diamondbacks, it’s $74.99.
3. Kirkland Signature Leather Golf Gloves – 4-pack
Have a special person in your life who loves to play golf? You can surprise them with a four-pack of gloves. Costco makes a set for left-handed players as well as right-handed players. And the best part? You’re only looking at a $29.99 credit card tab (though again, prices can vary by metro area).
4. Selkirk Sport SLK Latitude 2.0 Pickleball Bundle
Pickleball is becoming an increasingly popular sport. This bundle gives your special pickleball fan a chance to get in the game. It comes with two paddles, three balls, and a convenient bag to carry everything in for $99.99.
5. Tobin Sports Wavebreak Inflatable 2-person Kayak
There’s nothing like throwing a kayak out onto the water on a nice summer day. This set includes an inflatable kayak, paddles, removable seats and fins, a hand pump, and a gear bag so you can pack everything you need to take with you on the water. For $249.99, you can have this set delivered to your door, though it may be available for a lower price at your local warehouse club store.
You might mostly rely on Costco for things like groceries and household products. But actually, Costco can be a great resource when you’re trying to find the perfect gift — whether it’s sports-related or something else. And so it pays to browse the aisles of your local Costco store or check out its online selection and see what’s available.
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