They did an awesome job on my company shirts. I highly recommend them. I had a show and they were…read moreable to make me a sweatshirt the same day!

Stopped by on a road trip to grab a couple of things to set up my skateboard. Worker was very chill…read moreand overall extremely helpful. I recommend stopping here and then heading over to the skate park in town!

Good folks. Really enjoyed my first time surfing with a lesson from Pura Vida and look forward…read morereturning to rent gear and get back in the water again soon!

I walked to the front door of this Pura Vida Surf Shop and it wasn't open all the way. I heard two…read moredogs barking inside. I was going to buy a T-shirt for a friend who likes surfboarding and windsurfing. It wasn't the only shop in this neighborhood where I din't want to go back to on this block. There is a reason that there are so many negative reviews of this Pura Vida Surf Shop. I won't be back. My spouse said he would buy me a T-shirt somewhere else.

BEWARE!! We needed to rent some life jackets and the owner was very abrasive/off-putting. I wanted…read moreto leave and go to a different store to rent because he was so rude. My husband rented the life jackets anyways. We were told they were $15 to rent (with a $100 deposit on our credit card). He told us to "bring them back any time, since it was only $15 to rent." .... So, upon bringing them back, he charged us $60. He charged us $15/day per jacket, but failed to state that at all. I don't recommend this business at all. There's absolutely no reason for him to have "forgotten" to tell us it's a daily charge, especially since we asked outright. I get that people need to make a living, but this isn't how you do it folks. I'd give zero stars if I could. It seemed like this wasn't his first time "forgetting" to tell people it was a daily rental. Beware!!

What a nice a experience we had today. My boys and my husband and I had little experience with body…read moreboards and surfboards and skim boards, and Mike was very patient helping is to decide what to do for our day out. He had all the gear we needed to have a great time, helped us find the right each for the boys (6 and 9) to have a fun and safe time and showed us what we'd needed to have a blast. And my boys and I certainly did. Thank you so much! PS. Wet suits make all the difference on the Oregon coast no matter how much the sun is shining!

Came to Seaside for the weekend looking to rent and surf, but the surf was sketchy. Taylor and her…read morecoworker were extremely helpful and reasonable in recommending the best time to rent during the short stay we had. We also all bought out some of the old rental wetsuits for only $99. Thanks guys!!

If you're looking for surf boards, wet suits, footwear, long robes or sweatshirts/t-shirts, they…read morehave it all! Very friendly & helpful wait staff.

I don't know about the Sherwood location, but trust what these other reviews are saying about the…read moreBeaverton location. The staff is unbelievably rude.

I will start by saying that this review is for the Sherwood location…read more Very important backstory for contrast. The Beaverton location is rough. It's very small and I think they have a lot on their plates over there. I had so many rude interactions at that location that I was worried that I was going to have to do all of my hockey shopping online. I bought shin guards there for about $100 and a Bauer hockey helmet for about $180. I was grateful for the shred of time that the helmet guy offered to me, he genuinely crammed me in while it was busy so he gets 5 stars. My goal was to slowly accumulate enough gear to play some hockey. I originally wanted to play roller hockey and had invested in most of the gear. I even have Marsblade R1 elite level skates and I practice multiple times per week. I was about to sign up for roller hockey at Indoor Goals when I found out that they are closing. So... I decided ok fine, I'll make the best of it. Ice hockey it is, I've wanted to do this for 20 years. So, I found some used skates that were in awesome shape and decided that I'd get a Superfeet hockey footbed, some new laces, some new rivets to replace the rusty ones, and a skate sharpening. Back in the day, they were pro level skates that retailed for about $600. They are old Nike Bauers that look sweet in a vintage way and I figured they could handle a few sessions of ice while I saved up for real skates. The guys at the Beaverton shop seemed like they were absolutely disgusted at my skates, one guy with longer dark hair actually rolled his eyes at me and practically barked at me for the rest of the interaction. I shrugged it off. I needed them sharpened and the nearest rink (Sherwood) was 30 minutes away. He growled at me that I'd have to leave them overnight. Cool, no problem. I came back the next day, and this shorter guy with a buzz cut at the counter kind of spat the words "why do you want these rerivited?" I said because they were rusty, and I just want to get started with some beer league hockey and can't afford a lot right now. He chastised me for wanting them to be rerivited and then also told me that I needed to buy new holders because my holders would "shatter the moment they came into contact with ice." He then sort of smugly said that I would have to wait another day to have them sharpened. The whole interaction was so awful (again) that I went out to my car to decide what to do. I wanted to cry out of frustration because I am so sick of this town and of how few resources there are for the sports that I love. Right then and there I decided that I was going to march back into that hockey shop and get my skates back and drive 30 minutes down to Sherwood. Even though the same company owns both of these shops, the difference is night and day. A guy with a beard at the Sherwood store was so stinkin helpful and awesome that I ended up spending $300 on the sharpening, hockey pants, a chest protector, a green biscuit, a towel, practice Jersey, and I even bought new gloves to replace my other ones that are falling apart. He was just incredible. Absolutely 5 stars. Because of him I feel like I have a pro shop that I can go to. I was so genuinely upset that the two places to get hockey stuff by my house are so awful that I was really questioning if I should just not play hockey at all. I grew up in Detroit, Michigan-- hockey town. I always thought hockey people were humble and welcoming. That was my experience growing up. The guys in my class would beg me to play with them. They were amazing. Now decades later, as an adult, I almost thought I'd made a huge mistake picking hockey. If I have to battle my way through a bunch of elitist snobs to do something I love, If every interaction is a fight, if places are closing down, if the outdoor hockey rink in Beaverton is cracking up and has no nets, maybe I should just call it and just go to the gym. But thanks to that awesome dude at the Sherwood ice arena, I am stoked to keep at it and maybe finally get some real playing time! Thanks dude !!! I appreciate you so much! PS The selection at the Sherwood location is great.

I love finding an outlet of some favorite store in a small little town. Everyone was very friendly…read more The store was very clean every time I've walked in here. I always seem to leave with product that I liked never disappointed.

good customer service and very friendly had a wide variety of stuff and super informative answered…read moreall my questions recommend for anyone needing new skate stuff W STAFF

This is a legit skate shop!!! They know their craft but are…read moresuper down to earth, not snobby or dickish. They also have a big selection of Burnside Tee's. Highly recommend.

Seriously the best place in Portland to get setup with your new board! The selection of decks is…read morecrazy, there are so many options. I am very picky and they helped me find the perfect board to suit my personality, and then built the board for me for free. Getting a whole board setup isnt cheap, but for the level of knowledge, customer service, and the quality of the board, it was so worth it. I'll be back for sure! Also, here's a pic of my bunny taking his first ride on my new board :)

Locally owned and operated, CAAKES is a shop that stocks unique unisex clothing with an urban / hip…read morehop / skate vibe. The shop name stands for Create Authentic Art Keep Everything Simple and has quite a following in the Salem area and beyond. You can pick up a new skate deck, new threads or even catch local artists performing hip hop or comedy in this downtown shop. The owners care about the community and get involved in local events. Shop & support local, and stop into CAAKES the next time you're in Salem.

Always an amazing experience when I walk through the doors! Locals who support locals! They really…read morehave an understanding of the cultures that make Salem so great! Caakes no breaks!

I went here with my two daughters and the store manager was very unhelpful and made my thirteen…read moreyear old daughter extremely uncomfortable. He seemed like was in a bad mood but that does not make up for being so rude and unprofessional as a store manager. But we went back later and two other employees were very kind and helpful. I think their names are Cane and Toby but i could be wrong.

Everyone that works here is dope as hell and I love the service I get here. I will be coming back…read moreoften. Place is siiiiick.

I visited this shop with my daughter on saturday to get her very first skateboard. she left a very…read morehappy customer! The shop was clean, and inviting. the staff were very friendly and helpful. would recommend to anyone! we will be back!

Stopped in to see what they had to offer for kids after my daughter asked about getting a…read moreskateboard. They had a great selection of completes and pads. Got everything we needed at a great price. Always happy when I can find a good local business. We've been spending the whole weekend on the board, thank you! We'll be back when she breaks this one or sizes up.