Kids’ Sports & Outdoor Gear

Sized for children and teens, this department spans adjustable inline and roller skates, kids' ski helmets and goggles, baseball and softball gear, swim gear, backyard games and snow tubes. Kids grow quickly, so adjustable sizing earns its place. Nattork's push-button inline skates extend across about four shoe sizes, and many of the OutdoorMaster kids' goggles are OTG (they fit over glasses) and helmet-compatible.

Helmets are the exception: buy for today's head size, measured in centimetres, never with room to grow. Check the age range on each listing, especially for games with small parts. Nattork, OutdoorMaster, Easton and Under Armour are among the brands. Cycling helmet rules differ by province, so see our bike helmet laws by province, and add pads from kids' protective gear.

Brands include Nattork, HANDLANDY and OutdoorMaster.

In this range: kids' roller skates, baseball & softball, kids' helmets, swimming and kids' inline skates.

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Kids’ Sports & Outdoor Gear: frequently asked questions

How do I size adjustable kids' skates?

Measure your child's foot while they stand, then choose the size range where their current shoe size falls at the small end, so the skate can be lengthened as they grow. Each Nattork size covers about four US sizes, for example Small 10C–13C or Medium 1–4. With the skate fully fastened, toes should just reach the front and the heel shouldn't lift.

What does OTG mean on kids' ski goggles?

OTG stands for over the glasses. The frame is deep enough to fit over prescription eyewear and has room for the arms of the glasses. If your child doesn't wear glasses, a standard frame may sit closer to a small face with fewer gaps.

Should I buy my child's helmet a size up?

No. A helmet only works as intended when it fits snugly now. It should sit level, stay put when your child shakes their head, and have the chin strap fastened snugly. Use the size chart in centimetres and fine-tune the fit with the dial, as on OutdoorMaster's Anoa kids' ski helmet. Replace any helmet after a significant impact.

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