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Fax: 978.264.2922
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Kevin Storti- Owner
kevdogsports@aol.com
Come Meet Our Friendly Golden Retrievers, Bueller & Peidie!
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About Us
Legends Sporting Goods has
been serving the Acton community since 1992. Kevin Storti, owner of
Legends, has over 24 years of experience in the sporting goods industry, from
sales, to management, to product mentor. Here at Legends, we fit for
success. Our goal is to fit you so that you will be as safe as possible
when you go out to play your sport.
About Kevin Storti
Kevin graduated
from Reading Memorial High School in 1975, and started working in
the sporting goods business on September 12, 1979. For ten
years he worked for Herman's Sporting Goods as a full time sales
person, and he worked his way up to managing three Boston and
surrounding suburb stores that generated two to five million
dollars. Kevin then took a year off in 1985 and 1986, summer
to summer, and pursued a golf career, amateur status. He then
continued working for Herman's until 1989. After that Kevin
worked for two years at REI Incorporated located in Reading,
Massachusetts. At REI, he took on the responsibility as the
Assistant Manager of the twelve million dollar store and sixty
employees.
On June 26, 1992,
Legends Sporting Goods was started. Legends, which is
conveniently located in Acton, Massachusetts, is going on its
seventeenth year. Kevin currently still plays ice hockey, and
in high school he played baseball. Kevin has attended and
given many product seminars on a variety of sports.
Kevin's
Famous Quotes
"Tighter
fit...better performance."
"Choke up."
"Take your shoes AND socks off."
"What's your budget?"
"What level do you play at?"
"That's too expensive."
What I Like
About My Industry
We sell FUN
It's Christmas everyday
I am my own boss
My representatives
Teaching young people responsibility and good work ethics
Seeing little children's' eyes when they get their first baseball
glove or skates
What I
Don't Like About My Industry
Skyrocketing
Prices...especially in hockey
Fashion has exploded into hard goods (sticks, bats, skates)
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