I asked my stepdad what he wanted for his 80th birthday and he said he needed a new pair of boots…read more Believe it or not this beast of a man still works after retirement and runs through boots faster than a typical New Yorker does seasonal tires. So, I asked my mom where can I get him Red Wings or Thorogood's around here and she said we need to go to Montano's in Saugerties, so off we went. Montano's has been around since 1906, wow that is long time! They provide professional fitting services, Pedorthic care, and specialized inventory targeted to foot health support. Montano's has a variety of high-quality work-boot brands including Red Wing, Chippewa, Thorogood, Danner, Irish Setter, and Timberland. They have a variety of athletic and hiking footwear brands such as Merrell, Keen, Hoka, On Running, and Salomon. There is a selection catered to casual and comfort as well; brands include Dansko, Birkenstock, Blundstone, UGG, and Vionic. Fair warning, it's not cheap to shop here. You are buying pretty much the best-of-the-best with a professional service. Some of these work boots are easily $200+ and the specialty insoles are running $65+ so keep that in mind when shopping. I was able to kill two birds with one stone by buying my stepdad his birthday present and my mom a new pair of shoes for Mother's Day. It wasn't cheap but they are worth it, plus I don't get to see them as much as I would like. The Red Wings he chose were $200, the specialty insoles cost $65 and Mom's shoes were $120. All the items are of high quality and should last them until my next visit, lol. Staff were very friendly and helpful. From the moment we walked in we were treated with respect and one of the associates accommodated both my family members with all of their fitting needs. I just purchased a new pair of Keens recently for work but I was really interested in trying out a pair of Thorogood's. The problem is if I tried them on, I probably would have bought them. I just don't need another pair now but the selection here seems like an excellent choice for a future work boot. I might be back next year once I ware my Keens out. All-in-all, Montano's Shoe Store is an excellent spot to find great service and high-quality footwear for any occasion. I highly recommend visiting them if you in Saugerties shopping.

The store has an extremely large selection of shoes and the staff is incredibly knowledgeable…read more Tony helped me find the perfect size and style of waterproof sneaker that I was looking for and insured that my feet were comfortable, despite having plantar fasciitis and wide feet.

Expensive but the clothing is truly the best. Well made, sizing on target and mucho choice. Staff…read moreare terrific and so helpful. They helped me find the right jacket. And stayed while I tried it on, and have suggestions re: muffler/scarf.

Adventure gear or not, Kenco is the place to shop for fly fishing, boating, hunting, camping and so…read moremany other supplies. But if you haven't experienced those outdoor adventures, Kenco is way more than that. When we've vacationed in the Catskills throughout the seasons and have accidentally forgotten to pack either my shorts, winter gloves, rain boots or anything else, Kenco, slightly off Rt 28 in Kingston, has been the place to come to for those. Kenco is a privately-owned and independent company staying true to their number one priority-provide customers with the highest quality products- that can handle any weather condition up here in the Catskills. The store is massive with women's clothing on one side, men's on another- then their other departments follow. And yes, prices are steep- but these folks carefully select their products and only want to sell reliable gear/clothing that will last for years to come. My husband especially loves their 100% thick cotton, long sleeve pull-on shirts he uses when it's frigid- and he's had them for a while now and still look good as when I first purchased them. Now that we own a home in the Catskills, this is where we come for clothes that are more neutral- with an almost minimalist feel. But this is also the place to make all your outdoor dreams come true. .

Sierra is the newest store in the HomeGoods/Marshalls chain to come to Poughkeepsie…read more They do carry many of the same products as the other stores, but they also have a much stronger emphasis on outdoor activities, so they have a large selection of outdoor clothing, gear, and supplies. The layout of the store is beautiful! The store itself has an outdoorsy feel to it with it's wood flooring and warm lighting, and it's brand new, so everything still feels immaculate. I like that the aisles in the back with the home goods are much wider than at HomeGoods next door. Their selection of outdoor/active clothing is also really nice and well-organized. My only suggestion would be for better training for staff. I went with a $10 certificate the other day, and the cashier was very confused about what to do with it. It took him four tries of scanning it to finally apply it to the order.

10/14/26 - this is one of those places that you never know what you might find in outerwear, pet…read moreaccessories, or outdoor gear. Sometimes it's just look around. The prices are reasonable, there's staff on the floor to help you find something if you need it. Check out is painless.

My favorite shoe store by far! Anna is an amazing…read moresaleswoman. I've never had anyone offer to bring me "all the available white sneakers in my size" until today.

This is my third purchase from this store. I wanted a lighter but supportive slipper type shoe that…read moreI can wear around the house. Once again, I got help from Anna. She immediately knew what I was looking for after my brief description and brought out two types of slippers. One of them was perfect! Anna is so knowledgable and pleasant. I've worn the slippers immediately since returning home and couldn't be happier. This young lady knows her product! Thank you, Anna!

No. This isn't ABC Carpet & Home accessories or Arhaus. But when it comes to small accessories or…read morethose "fill-in-the-gaps" (as I like to call it) bougie touches to mix with my plush items, HomeGoods rocks for me. Especially with the Minimalist/Neutral/ Modernish/ Brassy items I've been including here and there in the last 2 years to refresh certain areas of my home. Located at the Kings Mall in Kingston, NY, this HomeG. is colossal compared to those I've visited in Westchester Co. or The BX. I purchased a few drawer organizational items, a 100% light-as-air white+navy blue specks sofa throw and other decor pieces on my Saturday visit. In true HomeGoods fashion, you'll find items that you least expect in their aisles and then some. This place is as organized as it can be and none of that untidiness on the floor like in other places. Service at the register was fine and of course, you can't beat their low prices. If you've got the time, make the time to roam.

This was one of the most organized Homegoods I've ever been to! It is very clean and easy to find…read morewhat you're looking for. I was looking for a new harness and some dog treats. I was impressed by the selection and prices of what I needed. I also found a really cool puzzle. Service was fast and friendly. I def recommend this store. Make sure you have some time cause you're gonna wanna look around!

Huge selection of climbing shoes. This is incredible because you are able to try on different…read morebrands/styles and determine the correct fit and sizing you want. Lots of gear to browse through as well. If you are shopping for cheaper climbing shoes you can go next door to the Annex. They have a full wall of used climbing shoes in various sizes.

Love this place, so many things to get. There is almost everything you need from climbing gear to…read morecamping pocket soap. The people here are so helpful and friendly - they will get you the things you need.

Darryl's is a great place to buy clothing and you're helping a small business owner on the Upper…read moreWest side of Manhattan. I went there on Sunday, November 6th because I needed to get a few pairs of pants for work. Darryl the owner was there and was very helpful. I explained to Darryl what I needed and he took it from there. He was able to find several different styles for me to try on and was very patient with me throughout. He was able to figure out my pants size by just looking at me (he guessed correctly which amazed me) and was totally honest when he assessed what looked good on me and what didn't. I also appreciated how he kept coming back to check on me in the changing room even when the store got busy with other customers. Darryl's always has new clothing coming in and there is a large selection to choose from. He knows where every piece of clothing is on the rack, so if you can't find something, just ask him and he'll get it for you. I highly recommend Darryl's and will definitely go back again soon.

Darryl and his crew of very professional people went above and beyond their scope of duty to help…read moreme with whatever I needed. I was in quite the pickle and they dropped everything and pulled together to get me out of it. After their amazing help and service I called back to thank them, but that wasn't enough for me, I personally went to shake Darryl's hand, and thank him for all of his help.

Good eye for style. As a guy I like the feminine looking clothes for both adults and girls.read more

I adore No Sugar. From the styles that feel like they are me to the awesome staff that makes me…read morefeel welcome I go back again and again. There's a stylist onsite Friday and Saturday in case you need help crafting the perfect outfit for something specific, but any day you are going to find high quality clothing that fits a variety of body shapes and sizes. Because the designers are not massive scale productions I can occasionally find myself fitting into an XS and sometimes a L. I'm 5'7" and normally wear a M. Basically it is in part about your personal style and the fit you are seeking. I love that the color scheme is mainly in the black, grey, cream, white category with a little color splashed throughout. No Sugar is about not being about all the pop cultures splashes and instead brings classy (often European) designers that you can't find in many stores to the Village of Rhinebeck. I've seen teens and mature women shopping in the same place with no one coming out looking too young or too old. From linen staples, to cozy cashmere winter wear, to silk loveliness I prefer this boutique.