Leased season skis for kids. $150 for the season seems fair. Other places charge less…read more But they charge extra for poles. Not that kids really need it but why charge extra for poles.

tl;dr great selection and great service…read more Came here for the indigenous people day sale. I had been wanting to get ski boots for a while but was a little shy as a new skier and had no idea what I was looking for. So lucky to have Caleb help me out. He was super knowledgeable with the in store selection as well as areas to look for. He was so patient and spent about an hour with me finding the exact fit and allowing me to really feel the boot out and making small tweaks to ensure the best fit. He did mention that Proctor does allow you to bring back boots for refitting within the first year. While I hope I won't need to come back for adjustments, makes me more confident in my purchase. Look forward to taking these boots out for a test run soon!

Yes, the store is somewhat pricey, but comparable with other place of its type…read more Just visited the new location last week with a return. The person I dealt with was very friendly and easy going and the whole issue was resolved to my satisfaction faster than I imagined it would be. The whole experience left a positive impression on me.

Good help with picking my obo and Merrill hikers with my wife. Nice staff here. Visited a few timesread more

I was a little disappointed in the experience at the Hudson location. The staff was less then…read moreattentive towards both my wife and I as we purchased well over $3k in golf clubs and accessories. The fitting was nonexistent and staff handed me two clubs to swing . The Taylor Made gold Kalea that she purchased were not fitted and pretty much off the shelf. I guess I was expecting a little more guidance. Not sure if this is how they treat new customers but if it is I'm sure they won't see many back.

Just did a regriping of my clubs they were helpful choosing what would work best for me. They did…read morenot have an Odyssey grip for my putter. They told me to buy it bring it there and they would put it on. They did this with no problem. Class act company.

I went to this store for the first time 5/22/26 for service on a product that wasn't theirs, that…read morerequired a bit of out-of-the-box thinking. They worked with me and did a great job at a reasonable price. Their staff is knowledgeable and professional and I would highly recommend them for service. I also checked out some of their bikes for my son and I guarantee you we will be back to buy him a new bike. I would highly recommend them.

They have a very friendly, courteous and competent staff!…read more That always Makes it a good experience.

Nice to have shop for the serious cyclist right in downtown Andover. Friendly helpful and…read moreknowledgeable staff.

From the owner: We are a full service and sales Bicycle Shop. We carry well known brands such as Bianchi and…read moreDecarolis among others. We carry Cycling apparel and can do custom orders for your team. We also do instructional classes from basic to advanced in our unique virtual studio! Lastly we also offer core and strength training!

This is a great shop, very impressive. With EMS gone now we have fewer choices when looking for…read moreoutdoor wear. I really liked what they had for men's and women's outdoor clothing. Interestingly enough, they also carry a decent selection of used gear: backpacks/sleeping bags, etc.. Great experience in this wonderful shop.

Some friends and I went tubing down the river and it was incredible! Our transporter, Lucas, was…read moresuper helpful!

I bought a Specialized Turbo Creo SL Expert EVO bike (it's an e-bike) from Belmont Wheelworks (BW)…read moreat the end of February. I had trouble locating this bike at any bike shops in Massachusetts but BW had three of them in stock (M, L, and XL) so I was psyched to check the bike out in person. I bought the bike (well over $10K with tax) when I went to their Trapelo Road location to look the bike over and bought several biking-related items (Garmin bike computer, headlight, shoes, tool bag, bike fitting, seat, etc.). The bike purchasing experience was great. I worked with Scott, who was very friendly and patient and knew tons about the model I was purchasing as well as about e-bikes. I spent $100 for a fitting appointment and Jack handled that and ensured I got fitted to the new bike with the new shoes I had purchased. I had an issue with the bike I purchased being put on sale by Specialized for $750 less - I called BW to ask if they would refund me the difference (this was 2-3 weeks after I purchased the bike) and the person I spoke with was aghast that anyone would ask for a refund like this. Less than a week later Clint from Belmont Wheelworks left me vmail apologizing for the confusion about getting the $750 sale price difference refunded and stated that he would be issuing a credit to my credit card for the $750 plus tax. I was very happy to hear this! I was so thrilled that I returned to BW to purchase tire repair tools + sealant for the tires on my new Creo (and spent another $87). Clint was not available during my last visit so I was unable to thank him in person but hopefully he sees this and knows that I greatly appreciate him working with me on this issue. I also want to mention that there is a H-U-G-E selection of bikes at BW - the biggest I've seen since International Bike had a store in Allston in the nineties so if you are looking for a new bike, I would recommend you stopping at BW. I love the Specialized brand and to me they have the best and biggest selection of Specialized bikes I have ever seen. I went to Landry Bikes in Braintree before I purchased my Turbo Creo from BW and they worked very hard to sell me a Trek bike at a similar price point but my research and personal experience showed that the Specialized is a MUCH better bike. BW also has an excellent selection of shoes, seats, helmets, tubes, tires, repair kits, headlights, Garmin computers and tons of other gear for bikers of all descriptions. Some of the clothes I saw were very expensive ($200 for a pair of biking shorts???) but the selection is quite large and I would venture to guess that you can find anything you need for your biking workouts/excursions/commutes/whatever during one visit to BW. I will be taking my bike there as soon as I get ~150 miles on it for a free tune-up and I am looking forward to seeing how their service department is (I am sure they are top notch).

After having a positive phone conversation with someone on staff, I went to this store to see…read morethings in person and some questions. The store felt very chaotic and impersonal. After finally getting someone's attention, the two guys I spoke to were condescending and dismissive.