Gate-area sneakers and sportswear in SUB Terminal 2
Sports Station in Terminal 2 stocks mainstream athletic brands for last-minute fixes before regional departures. You’ll see it on the public side of T2, an easy stop if you’ve arrived early for flights on carriers like Citilink or other domestic operators. Think mall-style sports shop dropped into the airport: running shoes, basic training gear, caps, and bags on the racks.
Pricing tracks Indonesian mall levels, not luxury-airport markup, so expect familiar tags on brands you’d see at Tunjungan Plaza in Surabaya. Shoes sit in the mid-range: everyday trainers, not limited-edition drops. Good if your sneakers got soaked in the rain between Gubeng Station and the airport, or if you underestimated how hot Surabaya’s 30°C afternoons feel and need lighter tees or socks.
Stock leans into practical travel items: sports backpacks that fit overhead-bin limits, simple duffels that handle a 7 kg carry-on rule, and slide sandals that work for hotel pools. Sizing runs standard Indonesian retail, so larger US/EU sizes can be hit-or-miss; if you’re over size 44 EU, check the wall before you commit time.
There’s rarely a line here, so you can duck in and out within 10–15 minutes, even during the evening departure bank in Terminal 2. Card payments are accepted alongside cash in rupiah, which helps if you’re burning the last IDR 200,000 before a late-night flight. One tip: snap a photo of your old shoes for quick model comparison if you’re rushing a replacement buy.