Sports Equipment with T
A real ball used in the sport of tennis.
Standard gear for hitting tennis balls.
Golf tee holds the ball for the drive.
Real apparatus used for sport and training.
Stopwatch/timer used to time sports events.
Common fitness machine for indoor running.
Valid term for sports shoes (UK usage).
Real tennis gear; alternate spelling of racket.
Track spikes/shoes are real running gear.
Sports footwear commonly used in games.
Sports towels are common sideline gear.
Used to hit the ball in table tennis; light and fast.
Net stretched across a tennis court; divides play.
Special table for table tennis, with marked surface.
Also called mouthguard; protects the teeth.
Used in tennis to strike the ball; stringed frames.
Colloquial for tennis racket; used to hit the ball.
Alternative term for table tennis racket/paddle.
Tight sports leggings; common in running, dance.
Ball on a rope hit around a pole; playground sport.
Stand that holds a baseball on a tee for practice
Athletic outfit for running or training, sportswear
Artificial grass surface used on many sports fields.
Special running shoes with metal spikes for track.
Bat sized for playing the sport of tee‑ball.
Batting tee stand that holds the ball in tee‑ball.
Soft ball used by children in the game of tee‑ball.
Shoes with metal taps used for dance as a sport/art.
Racket used to hit the ball in table tennis.
NZ/Aus term for swimsuit, used for swimming sport.
Small lightweight celluloid or plastic ball for ping‑pong.
Gymnastics bar device for swinging and tricks.
Bike add‑ons helping kids learn to ride safely.
Athletic pants used for running and training.
Cleated shoes made for running on track surfaces
Ski‑lift bar or tow bar used in skiing areas.
Small bat used in youth baseball version T‑ball
Swim trunks used as sports swimwear in pools.
Support stand used in T‑ball to hold the ball
Golf tees used to hold the ball for the first shot
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