Not to be mean or trite, but I really wasn't expecting a really first-rate skateboard shop--with two locations at that--in Macon, Georgia. Nothing wrong with Macon, but given that Gainesville, Florida is a booming college town and can't even manage a shop of this caliber . . . given that Daytona Beach has a long history of skateboarding and a sick new park and can't manage something this rad either, I guess I was kinda surprised. Clockwork carries Nike SB sneakers--they may in fact be the only Georgia store outiside of the Atlanta metro area to do so (unless Augusta or Athens has one that does). They also carry a great selection of decks, trucks, wheels, clothing, and other brands of sneakers and soft goods that appeal to skaters. Both stores--the Macon Mall one and the one down near Warner-Robins AFB--are simply beautiful spaces. Many skate shops are thrown-together affairs with little thought to aesthetics, which is funny because most skaters I know are into things like the visual arts or woodworking so you're think our stores would carry over the same desire for good design we seek on decks and in our clothing. Clockwork does this: the stores are really beautiful. You don't expect that in a mall store. So you've got some chill kids running a skate shop that carries most everything you'd expect in even a big-city shop like the SBs and other limited, rare, goods and you have it in a moderate-sized Southern city's mall . . . yeah. Savannah, where I lived for a while, and of course Atlanta, act like they've got the market on sophisticated youth culture in Georgia and then here comes along a skate shop with two locations down in Macon that just blows everything else out of the water. read more

The staff recommended and help build my family two boards. They have been nothing but great for us. On top of that, my son has seen and been helped by the staff at a local skatepark with tips on tricks and motivating him. Great store and staff imo. read more

Awesome shop! I went to the Macon location in the Macon Mall and there is everything from hoodies and Nike SB, Vans, and other apparel, to skateboards, trucks, wheels, etc. The Macon shop is designed to appeal to the urban crowd, and is very sleek. I got curious and went to the Warner Robins shop too, at the Centerville Galleria Mall, and it's totally different! It appeals more to the alternative, skater crowd than the urban crowd, but it is also bigger and has a wider variety. It has the same kinds of shoes and apparel: Nike SB, Vans, Volcom, Levi's, etc., but a more alternative variety. These shops, like the other review says, do rival the biggest and best shops in the Atlanta and Tampa metro areas, and it's in the middle of Georgia! The staff knew their product and were chill. I would def. recommend this place. read more

This store sucks. Before you buy be sure to ask about their return policy..Money back only if you bring it back the same day..Also their prices are waaayyyy jacked up, would be better off going somewhere else. If this is your only option, order online! read more

This is a great place to shop! The Selection is great and the prices are fair. I have read the previous review and come on now, its a place that sells shoes and skater stuff. Whats to stop someone from wearing the stuff and trying to return it a week later? One of the few places that carried my large size so I will always come back. read more

These reviews must be written by the owners of this skate shop..the reality is that they changed their return policy, you only have 24hours to return your purchase..I know because I tried to return something that I had purchased and was told I could not return it... read more