I've purchased various things over the years. The staff are always friendly and welcoming. They've…read morekept the look and feel of the shop but adjusted to an evolving market by bringing in some nice camping and tactical products. I will say their prices on 5.11 brand items is very competitive! I look forward to shopping here again in future!

This place and the staff was awesome. I was granted too secret access to the memorabilia grounds…read moreand was impressed with the vehicles around. I bought a few items to take back to the states with me and enjoyed conversations with the employees about our travels, great place to visit!!!

Trailblazer is great store for when you need stuff right away…read more Great employees and they have done wonderful job I am going to give them 5 stars to everyone that works there Good Job

Great selection of outdoor clothing, footwear and equipment. I had to have my Salomon boots…read morerepaired and they took care of everything.

BAIT AND SWITCH WARNING…read more Went back here three times looking at some expensive poles they had priced on the rack for a great deal. I even discussed with a salesperson what an amazing deal it was who concurred with me. At the till that price would quadruple. When I pointed out they had their in-store pricing much lower they told me to pound sand.

The Walmart of ski stores! Imagine not even selling xcountry…read moreski pole baskets. So much for their supposed green policy. Just buy another set i guess is their logic. Interesting in that you can buy a single ball bearing for a bicycle so skiing definitely not a priority seems

This is a specialty store that specializes in outdoor gear. Their competitor is MEC which is right…read moreacross the street. Well came in to look at backpacks. Nothing interested me. The store is smaller compared to Vancouver location. But nice to browse around. This is located in Beltline

Atmosphere might be what MEC used to be in terms of its young, hip, and hungry edge. It's a smaller…read morestore, features mostly brand names, and perhaps has more limited choices in some areas. However, for me and my US-based credit card, it's all about the sales to selection ratio. On a recent Saturday, I went back and forth across the street comparing styles and pricing of hiking shoes and jackets. The folks here were friendly, helpful, and totally cool to comparative shopping game I was playing.

Such a gem for outdoor enthusiasts. They took the time to properly fit my young teen for a climbing…read moreharness and shoes. They were very patient in answering our questions and recommended how to maintain and care for the new equipment. When there was some harness fraying a couple of months later, they didn't hesitate to fix the problem. Not only did I receive excellent customer service, but I could see other customers being treated the same way. This isn't a place to go if you are looking for the cheapest equipment on the market. This is where you go if you want to speak with people who know what they are selling, will take the time to answer your questions, and will stand behind their products. They are relocating next door to a larger space and are still open while relocating. I will for sure be visiting again soon.

Incredible long wait for service 2 weeks ago, then when we came back to get boots as they didn't…read morehave much available then. People in the store are ANGRY, like really pissed off that we and other customers are there. Treating everyone like crap for wanting to BUY their product. One guy snaps at ever person who enters the door. Openly complaining about how busy it is and giving every excuse in the book to treat people poorly. Yes you are busy, but people want to purchase from you and make you money dude! The least you can do is be kind and considerate. If you want to be treated poorly, go there and try to ask a question or two, you'll be shut down like the back gate. I'll find somewhere else to purchase my outdoor equipment in the future, buy local my ass.

What a great online find! This small shop in Calgary has a nice selection of knives and EDC /…read moresurvival gear. Many of their products are listed for less than larger online *Canadian* retailers, depending on model. Sidenote: It's still hard to beat U.S. prices (as online shoppers up here know), but due to the somewhat recent border law changes regarding assisted / manual opening knives (I have strong opinions about that, which I will not get into here), many of the cutlery retailers in the States have ceased cross-border shipping. So for the majority of us law-abiding residents, we need to purchase these items solely through Canadian retailers. I'm all for supporting local businesses but not a fan of being forced to do so... more options are always good for consumers. Anyway, Target Knives miraculously had a discontinued multi-tool that I was looking for (one left in stock), which was quite amazing since the model has been discontinued for several years now. I seriously think I purchased the last one in Canada, at least online! My order arrived quickly and was packaged securely. I didn't receive any email confirmation / tracking info after ordering, which I attributed to the online e-commerce system for a small store. Hopefully this is something they will start doing once their online sales become more frequent. From their online selection (haven't visited the store yet), it appears Target Knives's purpose is aimed toward daily-use EDC / survival gear. Don't expect to find high-end or ultra-custom cutlery online here (Benchmade is probably the highest brand they carry online, which is definitely quite good), but for mid-range and below, Target Knives has a good spread for a small shop. You might find some hard-to-locate gems such as the multi-tool I purchased... and as mentioned, great prices on many of their products. Honestly, dependable mid-range gear is better for EDC anyway IMHO since I hate messing up super expensive gear during daily tasks. But hey, if you've got the money for it, more power to you. It looks like from other reviewers that Target Knives also carries some eclectic products in store, such as swords and fantasy collector items. I didn't see these online, but there are displays of them shown in the store photos. Pretty cool... I will definitely be stopping by during my next Calgary trip to check this place out!

My day started out by calling around to about 5 big shops to find a multi tool I have been reading…read moreabout for months now, and after getting a "no sorry I don't have that" from all 5 I called this place up. I didn't know if I would have any luck since it's a knife shop, but let me tell you this place is a Mecca for knife and out door tool people. There is tons of stock, he had three of the tool I wanted! Very eclectic little shop, and the owner is very helpful and knowledgable. Canada needs more of these home grown mom and pop shops. And literally everything I browsed while there was well below any discounted prices I saw online. Even Amazon! One word of warning, come here fully prepared to stay a good amount of time, because this place is loaded with great stuff.

* On-line purchase was easy. * Because this was my first…read morepurchase from SRS Tactical, their director of operations sent a nice note of thanks, saying, "It means a lot that you would trust us with your business." * Item was packaged properly with timely delivery.

From the owner: Specialized supplier of hearing protection headsets, communication hearing protection headsets…read more Head, ear, eye and body protection products. Distributors for Sordin, Peltor/3M, Fenix Flashlights, Holosun, Wiley X, Ferro Concepts, United Shield.

good service and a immense selection for all your hunting needs, it also has plenty of fishing,…read moreshooting and clothing equipment . 5 stars

I can almost not imagine a more hostile and absurd customer service experience. I got a pair of…read morecrocs for Xmas, wrong size, purchased at Bass Pro/Cabela's. I went to Bass Pro to exchange for a different size. Apparently that specific location is somewhat more Bass Pro than Cabela's (systems not updated after the acquisition) and could not do the exchange without the original printed receipt (I have the card my partner used but they couldn't look it up in the Bass Pro system and refused to do the exchange for size). This is inconvenient but not that bad considering standards of corporate greed, but the attitude and dismissive derision I received for wanting the correct size was kind of nuts. I will not be going back.