"Last year I went fishing with Salvador Dali. He was using a dotted line. He caught every other…read morefish." (Steven Wright) If you're hunting for quality sportsmen gear, this is the best spot locally to tackle your tackle list. That's no fish tale! THE LURE: The store is close to Bay Point Park boat launch, making it a convenient stop for fishing gear or licenses before you head out on the Mississippi River. THE LINE: Four Seasons carries solid inventory on fishing, archery, and hunting equipment. For the lady aiming for fishing boat chic, there's a pink sweatshirt with your name on it! There's even a pink tackle box for the matchy matchy look, but women's sunglasses would be a great add so one doesn't have to buy a manly pair in a pinch. THE CAST: Employees won't ambush you with pressure sales tactics or stalk you like prey, but they are enthusiastic to help if you look confused when your father sends you in for products you can't find. They are also fantastic with questions about the river, nearby lakes, and where fish are biting. I give this store 4.3 jigs for their excellent customer service and inventory! Now go catch yourself a lunker!

Called today to ask if they had serving string, the employee said i don't know, have a good day and…read morehung up. Now I can understand why the only archery shop in the area is closing. Shopping local is getting hard with this crappy service.

Store is okay but they seem to always run out of the advertised sale items by the second day. Most…read moreof the employees are crabby and have no interest in being helpful.

My chainsaw was repaired by Runnings, Fall of 2012…read more Dropped off a Stihl chainsaw with the request that they take a look at it and see what it would cost to make it operational again. It had not been run in a few years and I'm elbows deep into a bike project. They said they'd call with an estimate. Great. Call they did ... to tell me that the saw was done and I could come and get it. Ahhhhh? What about calling with an estimate, and what is the bill? "About $100" I was told. Okay. I dropped by to pick up my saw and pay the bill. After waiting a seeming eternity it becomes clear that they can't find my saw. So they bring me back in the shop area to ID it. I finally find it and ...then they can't find the bill. I wait another 20 minutes and then just leave. Without my saw. I had been in the store for 40 minutes at this point. (A point: their computer system seems like a detriment to actually getting people in and out of the store quickly. I looked over the guy's shoulder and viewed the screens and masses of entry boxes. We put a man on the MOON with little more than a clock radio, okay?) I called the manager and explained to him what had happened. He was aware of my situation and said they'd been experiencing a lot of turnover in the repair shop and this was why it is just coming out of a sea of disarray. I also mentioned the estimate on repair suddenly becoming a bill. He said that he'd adjust the bill for me and that I'd be happy. I return to the store. The bill is presented. There is no adjustment. I mention this to the clerk helping me. He takes me back to the shop to find the original bill (I think). I am wondering at this point if they are going to just kill me and get this over with. He finds the bill, and stares at it, clearly ruminating over what to do. He wants to help. He is anguished by this situation. I can't do simple arithmetic either, so I say, "How about $65?" He is awash with relief. "Okay, $65." We bring it to the checkout and he hangs for a few minutes to try and get the check out clerk to do this quickly. He leaves. Then more chaos ensues as the checkout girl can't get the register to work correctly because of the numbers on the bill. "These SKUs won't automatically enter the price," she says to me. I own some SK wrenches but am actually no longer dumb enough to blurt stuff out like this now that I am old. I just hang, decide to buy some candy. Like 10 minutes later I am paying and leaving. I go to Runnings at least once a week to get something, I prefer it over Menards and Ace. They are trying and they'll get it. Saw runs great.

I was stoked to find this family-owned shop in Red Wing. I mean, if you want an authentic…read moresouvenir, how about a Red Wing Wingers hockey team sweat shirt and cap? Score! I visited after the holiday weekend in the morning and while shopping witnessed visits from apparel vendors pitching for business. I learned the company has some school and county contracts that help fund its shirt sales. Smart. Very smart. I also learned the wife is the chief merchandiser. Equally Smart! I believe I was waited on by a second-generation family member who shared that the items I purchased were on sale as they were clearing out the winter line to offer summer items. I got some high-quality stuff - a thick fleecy sweatshirt on brand name apparel and a quality hat - for a surprisingly low price. I told my salesman honestly, and sincerely, that I was happy to have found the store. And I was! Generations of family making a quality American made product? You bet I'll wear my little bit of Red Wing with pride!

From the owner: Our business specializes in screen printing, embroidery, team uniforms, and other apparel…read morecustomization. We are also the official source of all of your Red Wing Winger apparel.

Riedell Skates were not only recommended by our local skating rink in West Palm Beach (Atlantis…read moreSkateway), but they have also been recognized by multiple online reviews as the best skate for starters, more specifically their Dart model which is what we bought. Extremely affordable for the quality, and surely a product that will be hard to outgrow. Yes, there are much better skates out there for the discerning taste or those who demand extreme performance, and I'm pretty sure it's not that Riedell lacks on high end line since they have those too, but rather a matter of taste or specifics when it comes to the shoes molds and feet. One brand's mold may feel better for a particular type of feet. My wife's feet are small and not entirely flat, and mine have as pronounced an arch as you can get. The same model feels great for both our feet once we dial in a one size smaller than we would normally wear on regular shoes. This might be good advice for online shoppers, but take it with a pinch of salt, you know your feet better than anyone. In my case I happen to be a solid 8 for shoes with some brands going slightly one way or another, overall however I am definitely a size 8 for shoes, for Riedell Skates however I turned out to be a solid 7, which although a bit unusual, also makes sense in that skates typically give some as you wear them over time. Most people don't understand that skates' shoes stresses are way higher and more varied than regular shoes or even tennis shoes or boots. The shoes seem well built and confortable, the platforms are solid and relatively light weight. Bearings are standard ABEC-5, and you can replace them for much better ones for even better performance, which you will eventually have to do. The ones they come with suffice for plenty of enjoyment for a begginer, or even for someone like me who already knows how to skate and is merely getting back into it. Their support is also above and beyond, true American customer support service, not that outsourced thing they call support in some circles. They have all parts for you to buy should you need to, and prices again are more than reasonable. If you are new, a seasoned come backer, or a professional skater, I'm pretty sure you will find a product that suits you within their line, one that will make you smile as you skate. Octavio Cortes West Palm Beach, Florida.

First many Olympic Figure skaters wear Riedell Figure Skates. Many of the roller skates also use…read morethe same boots for figure skating. Riedell offers many different styles of Figure and roller skates. I own the Riedell 910 Flare Figure skates the boots are very firm yet allow great knee bend and edge control plus came with Eclipse Cosmo blades that are made of 400 series Stainless Steel.

I walked into the store with no real intention of buying--just wanted to take a look. But thanks to…read moreElliott, I left with a great pair of boots and a surprisingly enjoyable shopping experience. Elliott was incredibly helpful and informative. He took the time to sit down with me and help me try on a pair of shoes, something I honestly haven't experienced since I was a kid. That kind of service really stood out to me and made the whole visit feel more personal and thoughtful. He helped me find the right fit--while I usually wear a size 12, we landed on an 11 1/2, and it felt perfect. He also explained what to expect from the boots over time and how to take care of them properly. It wasn't just a sales pitch; it was honest guidance. What I appreciated most? Zero pressure to buy. In fact, Elliott even mentioned the discount store downstairs, which says a lot about the store's integrity. Personally, I'm much more likely to make a purchase when I'm given space after a helpful introduction--and that's exactly what happened here. I ended up making a purchase I felt great about, and I can't wait to wear these boots this fall. Highly recommend stopping in--even if you're just browsing.

WARNING Buyer Beware Vasque: Trust on the Trail is their motto.....NOT!…read moreI recently purchased a pair of Vasque Women's Skadia Ultradry Snow Boot I do a lot of hiking and urban walking. These are warm, dry and comfortable for the three days I have worn, but..... I had a very serious malfunction occur due to lacing system on boots. While walking, the lacing system and eyelet/grommet failed causing me to fall head first flat down on concrete sidewalk. I ended up with a huge knot above my right eye and serious swelling and bruising to my right eye along with scrapes and bruises on other areas. I was lucky something more serious did not happen, especially when hiking! Scary to say the least. Days after, I am still experiencing pain and bruising is still worsening around eye. Lucky to not have lost eyesight in right eye! I did go to doctors. Contacted the company RED WING Shoe Boot company who makes these boots, explaining to them what happened along with photos. Received an unsatisfactory answer...all they said was to return to original seller. Seller has nothing to do with faulty lacing system. Seriously!? Buyer Beware

It's been exactly a year since I picked up the trailer and about 10 months since they said they…read morewere going to fix the suspension. It's still not fixed or resolved.

I have owned a Space trailer since 2016. I am very pleased with the trailer. Yes there are minor…read moredesign problems I fixed over the years. My biggest complaint is their customer service. I contacted the company through email, voice mail, text messages for wheel bearing and seal numbers. I sent pictures what I was looking for. I was sent grease tube and wheel lug spacing dimensions. The manual does not list bearing or seal numbers. I'm feeling they are giving me a run around. If they do not want to provide, then they should just say so. Yes I can pull the hub and record the numbers but want to have them ready when I repack the bearing. So frustrating.

I will shop here over Walmart any day. The store is clean; the staff is super friendly and helpful…read more Decent selection of groceries as well as department store items. It is definitely worth shopping here.

The old store was edging on obsolete, but the newly redesigned store is downright idiotic. A lot of…read moremoney went into expanding the west end for a grocery, but you have to walk the entire length of the store to get to the grocery department. I supposed the MBA theory is that customers will pickup things they don't need on the way to a half-gallon of milk, but the outcome is that balancing the time wasted in Target's poor design against a 1/2 mile longer trip to Walmart, most of the people who would rather buy from Target will go to Walmart. I give this store about 1-2 more years to live and Red Wing will have one more empty big box building to worry about.

Well theirs no good options in shoes the prices for a pair of Addias ranges from $50-$100 the…read moreservice was horrible.

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