US-based speciality sports retailer Rally House has expanded its presence in the state of Ohio with two new stores.
One is in the Spring Meadows Shopping Center in the city of Toledo and the other is in the Four Corners Shopping Center in Chagrin Falls, Cleveland.
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Both stores offer products from leading brands such as New Era, NIKE, ’47 and Antigua.
The new stores also cater to local sports enthusiasts by offering merchandise from college and professional teams.
The Rally House Spring Meadows location features gear from Ohio and Michigan teams such as the Toledo Rockets.
Rally House at Four Corners focuses on northeast Ohio teams including the Browns, the Buckeyes, the Bobcats and the Guardians.
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By GlobalDataRally House has been increasing its number of storefronts in Ohio, targeting new markets such as Toledo and Columbus, along with re-inforcing its presence in established markets such as Cincinnati, Cleveland and Dayton.
Rally House marketing strategy vice-president Aaron Johnson said: “We have seen an incredible response to our expansion in Ohio. Ohio sports fans are passionate and always looking to support their favourite teams. When we found these locations were available, we jumped at the opportunity to bring even more fans the best selection of team gear in the state.”
The retailer has also announced the opening of Rally House Trainers Corner in Quakertown, Pennsylvania.
This is the retailer’s first store in the area and its 15th in the Philadelphia region.
The new Quakertown store is situated between Petco and Harbor Freight at N West End Blvd and John Fries Highway.
