Was looking into buying a snowboard and came across this place. My boyfriend was immediately…read moreimpressed walking in by the massive selection & variety. Finally picked out the perfect board for me after looking through a bunch & talking them over with the knowledgeable staff. Can't wait to tell our friends about this store & try out my new board. Thank you!!!

best skate shops in ri undisputed also awesome just for clothes and shoes shopping especially the…read moreEG one. (i've been shopping here for everything since forever)

Super friendly knowledgeable staff, they really take the time to make sure you understand how to…read moreuse and care for the equipment properly. I left feeling more confident. 100% recommend

Best place to find affordable gear for u or whoever needs it. Awesome location and even better…read morestaff on site.

Went in for a few gifts and found what I wanted. Tiny shop that has a bunch of different Providence…read morerelated shirts and mugs and stickers and art, along with a bunch of other cool stuff. Add this store to your list if you're either visiting and want some souvenirs or are looking for a present .

I visited their tent at the Makers Mart on Wickenden Street and made this purchase of two onesies…read morefor my niece and nephew. When I got home and looked at the onesies closer, I noticed a slight issue with the stitching on the back of the blue onesie. I reached out on Instagram and received a super quick response and apology! I just made an exchange today at the Farmer's Market and the customer support was excellent. Extremely apologetic (even though he didn't need to be -- it wasn't a big issue and was an issue with the manufacturer) and very pleasant to work with.

The staff was amazing answered all our questions. Very accommodating. Good value and selection.read more

We went to buy my son cross-country skis for Christmas, but it was a frustrating experience from…read morethe start. It took a while to get someone to help, and when a woman finally came out, there was only one other customer in the store at the time. She helped us find the right size boots, then wandered off before my son had finished trying them on. She didn't return to assist us with the skis and poles and instead started helping other customers while we waited. After nearly 20 minutes, she came out with an older gentleman, but instead of helping us right away, he went to help the people next to us, who were already being assisted, and then ignored us completely as he walked past. I was frustrated at this point, so I snapped and told him, "It's us. She wants you to help us." I apologized afterward and explained that we had been waiting for her for almost 20 minutes, watching her assist other customers before coming back to finish with us. He was very kind and helped us with the skis and poles, and I asked if there was a package deal for buying everything together. He went to check on it for us. While we were waiting, a woman's two toddlers were knocked over by some dogs that had appeared out of nowhere. The kids were scared and started crying. As the woman tried to calm them, I moved closer to the counter to put myself between the dogs and her children, and asked the woman behind the counter why the dogs weren't on leashes. That's when another woman came out of the back, grabbed the dogs (apparently hers), and then yelled at me to leave. I responded, "Your dogs knocked over children, and I'm the one who needs to leave? I came here to shop locally, and you ignored us for 20 minutes, only to tell us to leave now? This is the worst service I've ever had." Needless to say, I took my business to REI instead.

Wonderful customer service and great selection. I live near Boston and This was the only place…read morewithin 100 miles with Hoka Women's size 5.5 in all white in MULTIPLE styles. I was so impressed with the customer service when I came into the store on a Sunday afternoon.

Today I ran my very first 5K with my aunt. Half way through the shin splints I was experiencing…read morewere so painful I almost couldn't finish the run. Our next destination was the running store. Customer service can be a make or break situation, and this happened to be one of the best shopping experiences We've had in longer than I can remember. Richard and Ally were there to help and not only did they find the perfect shoe for me, but also shared so many helpful tips and stories about running, shoe fit, favorite trails and the community in town. They will even honor return/exchange policy even though I live out of state. They will ship a new pair if need be! Im so excited to continue my running journey and im so thankful to have found this place! Thanks Ally and Richard!!!

This is a great local store. They have a great selection of Brooks, and are happy to order…read moreanything that they don't have in stock.

Exceptional personal service. Ecco sandals fit perfectly. Im making them my first stop next time…read moremy family needs footwear.

This is a great shop. There is a lot of box and single cards inventory and the owners are…read moreincredibly nice and knowledgeable. The prices are reasonable and my husband and I go here whenever we are in the area. Highly recommend!!!

I haven't been to the shop in years, but I've gotta say, this was one of the best locations in the…read morestate for a wide selection of vintage. The owner was always good to me, even threw in a few card for free out of nowhere, which was exceptionally cool because they were 1968 Atlantic Oil Pepitone and Tresh I believe. I got great prices on everything I purchased. For everyone complaining that the owner won't match eBay prices .... This isn't home Depot! Do you message every seller on eBay that doesn't have a card for sale at what you consider a fair comp and complain to them? First of all a brick and mortar card shop has wayyyy more overhead than your average eBay seller. That being said, the atmosphere on eBay, especially with modern stuff, is to sell it as fast as possible, which usually means a lower price. Card shops aren't always in a rush to dump their stuff at a lower price. These guys have been around for decades and know the importance of being patient to maximize the return on their investments. Comps especially on newer cards literally change every week, especially if it's during the season, so of I owned a shop I wouldn't be basing my asking prices strictly from eBay comps. I've got no loyalty to the owner and I'm sure he doesn't even remember me because it's been so long, but leaving a less than favorable review over not matching an eBay price is ridiculous. That actually impacts his business negatively, and I can assure everyone that the dozen times I've made the trip to sports heroes,I was treated with great. The owner wasn't pushy, him and his son were sorting a box of vintage behind the counter or just doing their own thing. I spent time browsing through the off grade boxes they had at the center of the store ,( not certain if they're still there) they weren't looking over my shoulders. Even got into small talk on several occasions about cards and my Yankees. I have been a collector for 37 years now, and I would absolutely recommend this shop to anyone. Hope to be back soon!

I love getting good running and walking shoes, it's good for you feet and your overall health. I…read morestop at Foot Locker frequently to check out their offerings and specials. The store is very well laid out, it feels very roomy and very easy to navigate. Foot Locker is a sportswear and footwear retailer, with its headquarters in Midtown Manhattan, New York City, and operating in 28 countries. A piece of trivia that many might not know......though established in 1974, and founded as a separate company in 1988, Foot Locker's roots date to 1879, as it is a successor corporation to the F. W. Woolworth Company ("Woolworth's"), as many of its freestanding stores were Kinney Shoes and Woolworth's locations. The company operates the eponymous "Foot Locker" chain of athletic footwear retail outlets (along with "Kids Foot Locker" and "Lady Foot Locker" stores), and other athletic-based divisions including Champs Sports, Footaction USA, House of Hoops, and Eastbay/Footlocker.com, which owns the rights to Final-Score. The company is also famous for its employees' uniforms at its flagship Foot Locker chain, resembling those of referees. They have a strong partnership with Nike, so if you are ever looking for a model or color that you can' find anywhere else for a Nike product, check Foot Locker out.....nearly 70% of its products are from Nike

It's crazy to think a high standard like foot locker has gone down. I went in today at the…read moreprovidence Mall. Around 4ish...2 employees doing nothing but gossiping at the counter acted like my son and I was an inconvenience. It's wild, we simply left.