Product selection was very good. I like how the store has a clean, tailored/curated feel. Of…read morecourse, being a specialty run shop, they have the latest and greatest shoes. More generally, I appreciated how there was a nice range of brands across all the product categories including some brands you simply will not find elsewhere locally. If top-notch specialty run product selection is what you're after, this is the place for you. But wait, there's more... The service here is phenomenal. For those unfamiliar, FFS has a few tools at their disposal to help find the "right" shoe for you. This includes 3D foot scanning and gait analysis via video recording and slow motion playback. I was assisted by Jill who was very knowledgeable, friendly, personable, and efficient. I was super impressed with how a "history" was taken first (i.e. running background, injury and shoe history, current shoe wear pattern, etc.). Of course, the anthropometric data from the 3D scanning was interesting but I really feel as if I've developed an intuition for how it should be used to inform the shoe selection process from this experience as well. I also really liked being able to take part in the gait analysis. This is something I tried to do by myself in the past but nothing is quite as awkward or seemingly narcissistic as trying to take a slow motion video recording of your own legs at the gym. Yikes. To be clear, it's not simply the technologies themselves but rather the thoughtful integration of these technologies and data into the shoe selection process by highly adept staff and the sharing of this expertise that makes this place exceptional and pretty much inimitable. This is the single greatest point of differentiation between FFS and competitors; it's the reason I now refuse shop elsewhere for trainers. Highly recommended.

Went to see if they had a particular pedorthic for a foot problem, based on their website…read more The usual pharmacies and even some medical supply stores didn't carry it. While I was looking around there was a customer running on a treadmill trying out running shoes, before making a purchase. The staff seems more knowledgeable about shoes, orthotics, foot anatomy, and how to fit shoes, than most shoe stores do nowadays. I should have asked if anyone had taken the test for to be a certified pedorthist? No matter now. Although, I didn't find what I was looking for; what impressed me the most is there was no "hard" sell tactics or being brushed off because i wasn't buying shoes that day. I will keep them in mind if someone I know is looking for proper chasseur (shoes). = )

This store just opened. It has a selection of mostly women's dresses, fashion T-shirts, blouses,…read moreand jewelry. There is a small shoe department and some western style hats. In the back of the store are some vintage hurricane lamps. The proprietress is pleasant and encourages browsing.

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.

When there's a decent selection, you can't go wrong here. Most of the shoes offered carry a wide…read morerange, enough to fulfill your interests. We've shopped here for many years buying shoes throughout time which is always not an issue, but pricing can be a hassle while making decisions. Something that would be beneficial is making more room for customers to get on by, especially when trying on shoes. Also, for a nice variety, DSW offers handbags and accessories.

Nice shoe store. Paid a nice amount of money on a pair of boots…read more What ruined it was after paying the cashier, she pushed the box towards me and walked away. I asked for a bag and another young woman answered with an attitude and said, "we are going bagless but, here you go" and pushes a bag towards me and walks away. 1- Maybe management can educate the staff that are checking out the customers some proper etiquette. 2-How is a customer supposed to walk around the mall with an open box of shoes/boots? Completely ridiculous. We are still paying the same price, stop being so cheap, the customer is entitled to a bag!

The chubby guy behind the counter showed very little interest in helping me…read more Fortunately, the young lady behind the shop came out and I bought what I needed

I have the most awful feet! Pegasus has the an amazing selection of footwear!!! And the sales…read moreassociates are so knowledgable and helpful! Annie was so incredible and showed me fall shoes that would fit my feet best. I can't wait until I am able to put my new Taos' mary janes on!!!

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!

Excellent vintage Japanese designer pieces, and super friendly service!…read more I stumbled across the women's pop-up in Face Stockholm. The owner gave me a heads up about the new men's location at 610 Warren -- she also gave killer recommendations for places to eat in the area. The men's location was a blast to browse. A small but well-curated selection of CDG, Yohji, Issey Miyake, Gucci -- and even newer stuff from Noah. The owner there (they're a husband-wife duo) was super charming and friendly. Highly recommended for any menswear / streetwear / vintage fashion heads!

Fun shop with lots to see. Pillows, purses, shoes, home decor and some vintage. Great little…read morefluffy mascot. Stays open later than some. There are pieces from great designers that aren't famous (yet). Shop staff is very helpful.

What a great selection of boots and Alana seemed to bring them all for me to try on. The pile of…read moreboxes she lugged from the basement was taller than her! I found the perfect pair, just a few days before the first big snowstorm. My feet are warm, toasty, and dry in my new JAPAR boots. Thanks for the great service. MS in Montclair

We went to their Rhinebeck location and Annie was so helpful and patient, great experience :)read more

Great store for kids clothes. New and consignment. The owner helped me find what I needed…read more Consignment clothes at very good prices. Even the new stuff was priced well.

From the owner: My business is really oriented towards young local families with children or who are expecting…read more What sets my business apart from other children’s retail stores is my selection of products ranging from everyday essentials for children to maternity wear and also helpful gadgets for early parenthood . In addition I am the only children’s shoe store in Beacon, NY.