Intersport Polska S.A. engages in the retail sale of tourist and sporting goods in Poland. It offers jackets, fleeces, trousers, T-shirts and shirts, underwear, sweatshirts, shorts, outfits, swimming trunks, hats, socks, gloves, track suits, and vests for man, woman, and children. The company also provides running, casual, fitness, training, cycling, tennis, volleyball, basket ball, hand ball, and water shoes, as well as hiking boots, soccer boots, sandals, slippers, ski-boots, and winter boots. In addition, it offers bicycles and bicycle accessories; backpacks and bags; glasses; and tourism, football, running, fitness, training, watersports, rocket sports, team game, skiing, skates, and snow boarding equipment and accessories, as well as skiing, snow boarding, and skating services. The company operates 31 showrooms. Intersport Polska S.A. is based in Liszki, Poland.
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