Harrod Sport

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Harrod Sport

Company type	Private Limited Company
Founded	1954
Founder	Ron Harrod
Headquarters	Lowestoft, United Kingdom
Products	Manufacturer of sporting equipment and netting
Number of employees	136
Website	www.harrodsport.com

Harrod Sport is a British manufacturer of sporting equipment and netting based in Lowestoft, Suffolk. It is a family-run business founded in 1954 by the current chairman Ron Harrod, who converted fishing nets in to gardening and agricultural netting^[1] The association with sports began when Harrod Sport was approached to produce a pair of football nets and the accompanying football posts^[2] The business has expanded to employ over 136 individuals.^[3]