Nice little outdoor store in Williams. Not just because there are literally no other stores like it…read morebut because they have all the essentials. Went to buy fishing equipment for a bunch of kids on a camping trip. Bought what we needed, everything at a reasonable price. Will definitely go back when in town.

Shop owner is helpful and has a wide selection of useful products. She's invested in the community…read moreand clearly listens to her customers and makes sure she has what your looking for from fishing and camping gear to local products from local people. We even picked up fresh eggs! Definitely worth stopping and checking it out. Oh and get a picture in front of the store with the majestic animal (elk) out front!

I like Sportsman's in general. On this occasion, I was looking for something specific and they had…read moreit. The young man that was helping me was quite knowledgeable at such a young age. He prevented me from buying a California compliant version of the weapon I was looking to purchase. There was a bit of a crowd and service was a little slow, but the crew was patient and apologetic. One negative is that one of the ladies working the counter was far more interested in talking to her co-worker than helping me buy what I wanted. She made eye contact with me several times before I physically had to walk to the other end of the counter and ask her to come help me. Then she proceeded to try to sell me a California compliant weapon...

Great store. We were shopping for shoes and found the selection excellent. Prices were competitive…read moreand some sales. We were offered help and the store was clean and organized. Parking was easy and plentiful. Unfortunately we did not find prices on coolers and chairs in displays that peaked our interest. All in all great experience but suggestion better marking on items.

Best experience ever. Traveled 2 hours to check out the store and left with a bow that I could pull…read morecomfortably, gear to enhance the experience, and the best part? No belittling or mansplaining! I have shot casually for 10 years with an older bow that I love. However, once you are north of 40...things change So, we went on an adventure and we are happy to say this: 1-We will not have to go to the Valley for archery equipment 2-We will return because our experience was epic 3-We will gladly steer people to Bull Basin!

Look no further this is the place to be!!!…read more If you're in need of anything archery hunting, this is the place to be. I went in, I didn't know much but knew I wanted to buy once, cry once. They helped me make a decision, didn't try to upsell me, actually talked me out of some pricier items, and when all was said and done had me out the door with a new Hoyt zeroed at twenty yards with arrows touching on target. I've never had much experience with a bow but I felt good walking out of the store. Customer service was second to none. Thank you bull basin for dialing me in and not making me feel stupid or less than because I'm brand new to the sport. I live Los Angeles and will be back for all my archery needs, another bow for my son, and to get those pricier items you talked me out of! Hahaha

We bought 1/2 finished beef from L5S in October/2024, and it's the best beef we've ever had. Great…read moremarbling, awesome packaging, etc. We've ordered 1/2 beef every year for the past several years from other ranches, and this is by far the best. You won't be disappointed!

An odd establishment. Im sure this is the only place in Verde Valley where you can buy frozen beef…read morefor $20 to $25 a pound. Ordinary beef, not some Wagyu. And you'll be getting cuts like chuck, not tenderloin or filet mignon. $20 to $25 a pound. Right here in your frozen goods case. Also cowboy boots. But most of them are of the square-toe style, which I don't buy. And some western shirts, plus ladies' jewelry. Boots and shirts are there for both men and women, but I just did not see anything at all that would seem appealing. Also fence posts for building your own corral. For boots, I would recommend buying online, or else go to Boot Barn if you want to buy in person. Of course you will have to drive to the Phoenix metro area for their outlets, but that should not be a surprise. For meats, I would suggest the local Fry's Food store. Decent prices and a large selection. I do believe that buying local is a good idea. But of course the stores have to have what you want, and have it at a price which at least is in the right ballpark. So, sorry L5S folks, I just cannot see why anyone would want to buy anything there. Too bad.

If I could have stayed and listened to Buck for hours, I would have gladly done so. Great little…read morevintage shop with a ton of stuff that no one really needs--but that's not why you should go! Buck is number 7 in the world at cracking a bullwhip and number 5 in the world with a quick draw (yep, verified with Guinness Book of World Records). He travels all over the country, teaching people about real cowboys-not the Hollywood version. He taught me how to crack a bullwhip in about one minute and I took the head off of the snake....which was a plastic straw. But still! I totally did it!!! Such a fascinating life to hear about and an incredibly kind human who is trying to keep teaching the cowboy way to kids in Williams with lessons, or on a speaking engagement circuit. If you get the chance to stop in, don't hesitate to do so!

Buck is the real deal in western history. My wife, our dog Abby and I had a great time just…read morelistening to his stories and western wisdom. Worth a stop in.

Just happened to come across this place while we were in town. The jeep and humvee with a mounted…read moremachine gun caught our attention. Also, noticed they had an outdoor axe throwing target and decided to go inside. As we stepped inside it wasn't too busy. It was clean, nicely lit and was very organized. The staff was friendly, and knowledgeable. They had a variety of guns, and for kids they had GoatGuns and other items. They had a bathroom for customers which was well kept and clean. I didn't have time to actually go axe throwing or go to the shooting range but plan to next time I'm in town.

We had a great time! Mikey Parra was a great instructor and made us feel safe and educated. We had…read morea ton of fun and would highly recommend!!!

Houston, we have a problem. Race Outfitters, we have a solution!…read more Amazingly helpful and knowledgeable staff. They're particularly helpful with handicap accommodations suggestions. My hubs has a condition that causes shakiness and instability. They were so cordial and acted like that was no big deal and were able to offer solutions for him to be able to do XC with me. Huge selection of everything you could possibly need or want for a day of snow fun. They do complete rentals and of course sales as well. Prices and policies were reasonable. I would definitely use them again. Thank you for helping us to have the perfect trip!

Maybe the strangest retail experience ever. We stopped in during our vacation in Flagstaff to shop…read morefor some hiking shoes. It seemed like half the store was 40% off so we looked around then went to the shoe section. I found some full price Merrell shoes to try. The clerk was having a conversation with a customer about possible Grand Canyon hikes which was interesting....for the first 5 minutes. Made eye contact with the clerk but nothing, just kept talking about hikes and never about the shoes being tried on. Got up and looked for someone else to help but no one available after a lap of the store. Went back to the shoe department, the clerk was STILL talking about hikes and ignoring me standing there with the shoe. Put the shoe back on the shelf, we left and spent our money elsewhere. While we don't give off the hardcore "outdoors" vibe this store is definitely not as cool as they think they are. We were also ignored when first walking through the store while hearing another customer being offered help. Good thing there are a dozen other stores selling the same stuff within a square mile of old downtown. Maybe why so much of the merchandise was 40% off?

Guns 'are' a personal thing...like 'em, fear 'em, hate 'em,misunderstand them. Had a gun in my hand…read morein1958.. enjoyed, Dad back from the Pacific in WWII, had handled a few. Emphasizing safety and respect. All that to note gun stores fall into the like, dislike, etc stuff. I have probably bought my last firearm [old, one hand knarled up] but Mazy is close,enjoy browsing, good place to exchange info, ahh, no, never been kissed there, wink..but a fine, long lived firearms and paraphernalia resource. If you're overly sensitive and take it personally if not immediately recognized, sigh..now J&G, ahh, won't go there... right, see how it works..i overheard a conversation about a used and valuable gun purchase, so I don't go..things are personal..but Mazy's has always been really decent to my old bones. YMMV . Be safe.

Been doing business with Mazy's for over 14 years. It is a small family owned business that has…read morebeen around for quite some time. No business is perfect and neither are all customers. They either have what you want, or they can get it if it exists. Their cigar selection is very nice as well. Jim Arroyo is an excellent gunsmith and Jennifer is AWESOME!!!

I love this lil store so much. We came by twice over the weekend while camping for all our lil…read moreneeds (extra snacks, drinkies, and trout bait). They have a HUGE selection of all sorts of things you might need or forget while camping!!! We forgot our marshmallow roasters. BOOM: $4 roaster sticks. I got a hook stuck in my hand. BOOM: Hydrogen peroxide. The folks running the store are so sweet and were very helpful with us renting canoes for the day too! We signed our paperwork inside and then the guys helped us load it onto our cars and showed us how to strap em down. I don't have roof racks so they loaned us pool noodles which worked perfectly! Thank you to all the folks we met this weekend!!

We had a hard time finding the bait we needed elsewhere around town but were pleased to find this…read moreone was stocked up. The prices were decent and worth paying for just for the sake of not driving around town any more. The staff are friendly.

I stopped by Canyon Outfitters last week...I had never been to Sedona and wanted some advice on…read morehiking trails. I spoke with a nice guy, he was probably the owner, and he gave me and my friend some EXCELLENT ideas for cool beautiful hikes. He was very friendly and knowledgeable. The store is packed with clothes, hiking gear, etc., so if you need a rain jacket, hiking shirts or pants, maps, whatever, they have it. A well-stocked friendly place. Highly recommended.

Nice shop with a great selection of high quality outdoor wear. Staff was very helpful as well.read more