Radar-Ronix Pro Shop now open!

Sturtevant’s is proud to introduce the Radar-Ronix Pro Shop, located at 13219 NE 20th Street in the Bellevue Ski Mart Building!

Stop in to check out the latest 2013 summer products. For those that aren’t familiar, Radar makes waterski products while Ronix makes wakeboard products. Both are world renowned and best of all, they’re located right in our backyard.

Check out our in-store hours as well as our online selection of watersports.

Be sure to come back and join us for our

Grand Opening Celebration!

Saturday June 22nd!   

Food, Prizes, Specials, and More!!!

Sturtevant's Instagram!

The time has come for Sturtevant’s and Ski Mart to join the Instagram community, and we are stoked to show you a behind the scenes look at the inner-workings of the shops through pictures.
Check us out under user-name

“sturtevantsports”…want to see something specific? (a new product, your favorite employee, whatever!) just let us know in the comment box.

Ray-Ban Shades Now At Sturtevant’s

Ray-Bans have been a fashion staple since the 1930′s, celebrities such as Marilyn Monroe, Bob Dylan, James Dean, and even JFK sported the iconic Wayfarer (pictured) in the 50′s and 60′s. You may recognize the original Aviator sported by the one and only Tom Cruise in “Top Gun” (we know that you all secretly wanted to look like Maverick). Or maybe being a member of the “Blues Brothers” or the “Men in Black” is more your style? Either way, we can all agree that Ray-Ban is THE original sunglasses brand. Sturtevant’s is now carrying a wide selection of shades ranging from the classic Wayfarer and Aviator to new styles like the Justin and New Wayfarer! Check them out here:
Shop Online! Ray-Ban Sunglasses

Oakley Holbrook Sunglasses Review

Black (Matte Black / Warm Grey)
OO9102-01


MSRP : $120.00 US

Polarized : This pair is not polarized although polarized versions are available.
Asian Fit : I believe Asian Fit versions are available, although I went with the regular fit version and they fit my Asian head/face just fine.

The winter ski season has come to a close at most mountains, which means I don’t have to look at friend’s Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, and Instagram posts about skiing and snowboarding anymore! I broke my leg in February so it’s been a tough winter season not being able to do the one thing I look forward to every year. So I thought I’d make myself feel better by buying a nice pair of sunglasses to go with all the cheap ones I tend to buy while on vacation.

The Bad : I couldn’t make my mind up about the color. I originally wanted something kinda flashy (If I’m spending over $100 on sunglasses, I want everyone to notice them, right?), but then asked myself, “Why do you need something flashy? You’re in your 30s.” In the end, I decided that I wanted a nice neutral color that I could grab for any situation. I am tempted, though, to get a second pair in a neon color. Hey, maybe that’s how they getcha.

The Good : Another pair of Oakley’s that I considered were the Frogskins, but I like that the Holbrook frames are a little larger and that the lenses are a little more square (relatively). Comparing these frames to the wayfarer style sunglasses that I see while on vacation along beaches for $15-$20, there really is no comparison. The cheap knockoffs tend to fall apart around the hinges, and I’ve had lenses fall out and frames crack

for no apparent reason. I probably buy at least one pair every time I’m on vacation and have likely gone through at least 3 or 4 of them in the last two years.

I worried that the ‘warm grey’ lens might be a little too light, based on the images I see online. But they’re actually darker than I expected.

This isn’t my first pair of Oakleys. I own a pair of Twenty’s from 2002 that are holding up great. I wear those mostly for sporty activities since they tend to wrap around my face a little better, keeping wind out of my eyes. The Holbrook’s will be perfect for driving and lounging at the park or beach.

Avoid buying knockoffs : I noticed that these sunglasses have the word “Holbrook” imprinted on the end piece that goes to your left ear, as well as the model number printed on the same side. So if you’re in the market for some Oakley’s, look out for the warning signs.

Link to the Oakley Holbrook in Matte Black / Warm Grey

Link to all Oakley sunglasses

Reviewer Information
Jin L. – Raised in the Pacific Northwest. Snowboards 40 to 50 days a season. Spends a lot of free time in Ashford, WA at the base of Mt Rainier, while also residing in Issaquah, WA.

Height : 5’6″ Weight : 160 lbs
Favorite Sports : Snowboarding, tennis, hiking, rock climbing, watching football / baseball / basketball.
Favorite Brands that Sturtevants Carries : Burton, Ride, DC, K2, ThirtyTwo, Wilson Tennis, Nike

Mother's Day Sale April 29th-May 12th!!

Mother’s Day is May 12th! 

Pick out something nice for Mom during our Mother’s Day Sale!
April 29th-May 12th

In-Store Only at Sturtevant’s in Bellevue and

Ski Mart in Alderwood and Tacoma!! 

Receive 20% OFF Women’s Spring 2013 
Tennis, Golf, Active Apparel, and Footwear!!  
Receive an additional 10% OFF Sale Women’s 
Tennis, Golf, and Active Apparel! 

 

*Discount is off original retail price, taken at register. Not combinable with any other discount or offer.

Demo Tennis Rackets Available

It’s that time of year when we make room for our new demos,

and put our used demos up for sale!

Here are a few things to know;

All of our demos, regardless of original MSRP or condition, are $75.00. So shop early for the best selection.
– Not all of our demo racquets are for sale. For obvious reasons, we need to keep current demo racquets available for those that would like to demo. Only previous model years and those models that are discontinued are available for purchase.
– Most of our demos are at the main Bellevue Sturtevants store, but we do have some available at our Ski Mart locations in Tacoma and Alderwood. And we can certainly transfer a racquet to the store of your choice.
– Most of our demos are a size 3 grip size (4 3/8). Although some may come in various sizes.