I went in for a simple emergency bike repair and the mechanic said he was booked out for months…read moreeven though he was goofing around with no bikes on the stand and refused to tighten a few spokes. Either laziness or inexperienced but most likely both.

One thing that helps this place stand out is the staff. So helpful and friendly, each person that…read morepassed us stopped to say hi and see how were were doing, which is rare especially on a busy Saturday morning. We came in to see about some ON brand of shoes to help with the long weekend of walking. They had a decent selection, tho the size I needed for the style I like wasn't to be had today. I believe it's a discontinued model, as it was on sale and almost identical to another that was regular price. Pulling up they had a managers sale outside with some really drastic price cuts, on Birkenstocks, Hoka, Kuhl, Patagonia, and Free People brands. Wife got a Free People sweater for $19.99! Inside it's wide open and tall in height, the shoes and other items were up a set of stairs. They had several of the big brands in stock, tho the amount and variety of styles of each brand was limited. They carry the clothes and shoes as well as kayaks, bikes, and a few other sport items. Great place. Prices were MSRP on what we looked at, so the same here as other stores.

Been counting on Pro shop since collage years 40+ ago…read more Knowledgable pros. Bought new gear, had rods and reels repaired and rebuilt. More than fair prices on gear and repairs. Thanks for keeping the tradition going. My Dads been gone since 2014. I brought my siblings here after he passed to show them one of my Dads favorite places in N.O. Mine too.

Great store.. don't understand the past gun review.. there's cameras all over the store etc and can…read moreeasily verify the stores side etc... seems like they are telling the truth and the customer can't accept it. It's unfortunate but to say they threw a gun away is silly also your name isn't linked to anything until a background is performed with that serial # so this person is full of misinformation and sounds silly and emotional. ‍been going there for yrs and bot one issue..

Great selection in store and the staff is both friendly and knowledgeable. They have pricing that…read morecompares to what you find online as well.

This is a decent little saltwater & freshwater bait and tackle shop which also offers rod & reel…read morerepair. They have worms, crickets and "vudu shrimp" but dont carry live shrimp. Hunting and fishing licenses are also available. they have a good selection of fake baits and lures. You can also get a very limited selection of shrimp boots here.

If you find yourself in St. Bernard Parish and suddenly discover a need to enjoy the offerings of…read morethe sportsman's paradise of Louisiana then look no further than Hook & Line! So you might guess what sorts of things a place named Hook & Line offers but you would probably be underestimating this joint. Hook & Line is a VERY popular spot for folks around Chalmette, LA that need fishing and hunting gear along with offering some equipment repair services. This place actually still offers nice customer service and fair prices so you somehow actually still get good value for your hard earned money here unlike way too many other places that don't seem to want to be bothered by customers while they then proceed to charge an arm and a leg for the "experience." Overall this is a great spot to visit and leaves you in a far better mood than most of the competition. So like so many GREAT things this business Ain't Dere No More and sadly has closed...

Hook & Line has been recommended to me by every guide and private fisherman I have known in St…read more Bernard Parish. Owned by the Macaluso's, a husband and wife who've served the Chalmette community for decades, the shop carries a full line of hunting and fishing equipment, clothing and supplies. Hook & Line is a one-stop fallback for sportsmen who forget things; a last-minute source for those who travel a bit too light; and a repair center for those who are just unlucky. Hook & Line offers reasonable prices (check out the "bargain table" set up in the middle of the shop), and as a bonus, information and advice are provided to the respectful, unobtrusive sportsman, free of charge.

Just spoke on phone, guy picked up so helpful, he was helping me with bike seat to lower it with…read moreallen wrench but said they'll be closing at end of month so too bad, I'd def go back.

TL;DR: Sold me the wrong size bike, dismissed my input, repeated mechanical issues never fixed,…read moretried to charge me for their mistakes, and treated me like a nuisance instead of a customer. I bought a $600 bike from this shop and told the owner at the time of purchase that I felt like I was leaning over dramatically towards the handlebars. Instead of helping me find the right size frame, he sold me the bike he had in stock and assured me it was fine. After a few months of riding, I developed constant neck, back, and wrist pain. The bike also had recurring mechanical problems. The tires rubbed against the frame or brakes, sometimes preventing the wheels from turning at all. Friends would help me adjust the seat or tires, but the fixes never lasted. When I brought it into Dashing, the owner dismissed my suggestions and insisted on making small incremental adjustments. This led to multiple trips back and wasted money on trips that never solved the issue. Including trips where I would call Dashing, ask the owner if I could bring my bike within the hour, arrive within the timeframe, and see a "Be back soon" sign on the door and wait indefinitely (usually another ~45 minutes) with fellow customers who'd appear until the owner returned annoyed. Estimates of when my bike would be ready were rarely honored. My bike was once in shop at the onset of beautiful weather (I missed a big social bike ride) for weeks longer than estimated. Getting in touch with someone on the phone despite leaving voicemails was impossible. I was later told by an employee that, "[They] don't really check voicemails." They also struggled with intra-staff communication between the three employees that I encountered. I would come in with an issue, tell it to the employee on duty who'd come up with what felt like a solution only to encounter at my next visit another uninformed employee who was not privvy to any of the reasons my bike was at the shop in the first place. The only helpful experience I had was with an employee named Rose, who actually listened, made on-the-spot adjustments, and checked with me before sending me home. Unfortunately, once I started riding again, the same wheel problem returned. Each time I brought it back, they would adjust spokes, but the issue kept happening. On my third visit, they even tried to charge me again for truing the tires, claiming my earlier adjustments to the stem plus my weight caused broken spokes. At that point, I told them to stop service and give me the bike back. What frustrated me most was not just the repeated mechanical issues but the dismissive, condescending way I was treated, especially by the owner and the other guy that works there. They never took responsibility for their poor service and acted like I was a nuisance or expecting free services instead of a loyal customer who had been shopping with them for years. On top of that, my bike would be returned to me with damage: the rubber that encases the break, split; the handlebar tape, loose; the cap on the handlebar, missing. There'd be no acknowledgement of the damage from Dashing. I would bring it to their attention only to be treated like it wasn't their problem. The current owner benefits from the community's assumption that the Dashing Bicycles on Sophie Wright Pl is owned by the same women that owned it under the same name, Dashing Bicycles, when it was on Broad St. Dashing Bicycles's current ownership (James, the face of it) does not uphold the same standard of care or accountability. I would not recommend buying a bike here.

Everytime I choose to shop here, for some reason they are never open. Store hours say 10-9…read more Apparently they now open at 1130. Tried to go return some cleats today since they open until 9pm....well they all locked up and closed that 6pm. No one wants to do their job these days

I discovered this store on of my many visits to Chalmette. It's located in a mini-shopping center…read moreon Judge Perez in the same area as the cinema. The store has a good number of sporting goods mainly clothing and shoes along with some other items mainly for football players. There is a good selection of LSU and Saints merchandise and a good collection of shirts for girls. When I visited they had a great sale on running shoes and the regular prices seemed rather reasonable to me as well. Friendly staff, stop by when in Chalmette. I got a cute Southern Belle Who Dat t-shirt from there.

This was my first time visiting this New Orleans footlocker and man did they ever have a cool East…read moreCoast or southern style?! They had so many different styles of shoes and colors with different unique patterns here!! I was very impressed!!! Turns out if your a Nike member, you can also have the shoes shipped to your house for free!! What a great perk!! Especially since I live in California and I had no space to buy any shoes in my suitcase! I got some really cool glow ! And I know we don't have those on the West Coast!! Maybe they're only available online? But not bad. Prices for shoes were also a little cheaper than California and the employees were very helpful and accommodating to get my information and ship the shoes across the country. I will definitely be shopping here again. Next time I come back to New Orleans! I love it here!! Check out my reviews on the Ruby red slipper and the beignets !!

Foot Locker came in clutch when I was in NOLA. Walking the streets of the French Quarter did a job…read moreon my feet, and the "comfy" shoes I brought weren't comfy enough. Enter Foot Locker. Three pair of sneakers caught my eye, but sizing was completely different between them all. I finally landed on a pair of Huaraches which I learned were brand new. Brought socks but left them at the hotel, so $20 for a pack of socks added to my bill. That's a little ridiculous, but price and demand, right? The sales ppl were nice, all spent a lot of time talking and preventing more than 4 customers in the door. The one helping me seemed new, but there was another guy who stepped in and helped with the sale and he sprayed my new kicks before I took them on the road too. Spent way more time than expected in here, and forgot to take pics, but the visit was worth it.