I visit Dick's Sporting Goods at Aviation Mall about 3 times a year, usually for something to do…read morewith my game trail cameras. They always what I'm looking for. There is always someone near the entrance who asks if they may help me. There are rows and rows of clothing and gear for hunting, etc., not to mention the dozens of footwear options. This is a great store; come and see for yourself.

Last evening I stopped into Dick's Sporting Goods in the Aviation Mall. I was there to grab some of…read morethe soft, soft balls for hitting with a foam or wiffleball bat. I walked into the store, and I'm not joking. It kind of took my breath away. Everything was so spectacularly, organized and bright and colorful. I told the manager I felt as much and he said thank you. we worked really hard on getting things ready for spring. All I can say is you should stop in for all your spring needs you will be happy with the degree of organization.

Best ski shop for decades. Hands down. Quality gear and people. High end gear and personalized…read moreservice at a reasonable price. I'll miss it.

I have been getting all of my ski and outdoor equipment at this shop for over 45 years. The gear…read moreis always the top of the line and priced reasonably. The service is experienced with trained guys and not a bunch of big box store donkeys. Highly recommend.

As a ski instructor for 15 years, being comfortable in your ski boots is paramount to teaching. You…read morespend a lot of time simply standing and applying low speed demonstrations to your students . Late February of 2017, I had to call it quits for the season due to collapsing arches causing the bone just above my arch on both feet to draw painfully into the inside of each boot. That day, after the prior 7 weekends of instructing, in pain , I looked at my ski school director (knowing I had an appointment with Dr. Dixon shortly ), and asked if I could "bag" it for the season, she got it. I left the parking lot at West Mtn. that day and headed for Sportspage in Queensbury and like a Mecca mission ran into Rich . Rich sat me down. I explained the awful pain I was experiencing , he listened intently. He was very explicit, "Ken I'm not a Dr. And I'm not going to do anything that deters you working with your medical provider, but let me show you what is going on with your feet." Okay I said . For 20 minutes he had me in the "wise grips of his knowledge" . Had both ski socks off, showed me how the bone that was driving against the inside of both feet , moved my feet showing how a proper arch support would reduce the bone jarring out and how they'd do "heated boot work " to alleviate the jarring bone of both feet . I put two pairs of skis on layaway looking forward to next season . 2 weeks later I saw Dr. Dixon, he did exactly what Rich did . I'll repeat that . Dr. Dixon did exactly what Rich did . Begin season 2017/18, I had yet to have have my boots "worked", I showed up for ski instructor reorientation and after 45 minutes, in pain once again, I bagged the orientation on the slopes and headed to Sports Page at 10:30 knowing they don't open to noon ( a Sunday ), I wanted to be 1st on line to see Rich . He was there . In his able hands for less than 15 minutes he laid out the game plan , I left in about an hour , I bought the fancy ski socks that he said I didn't have to buy but I choose to, I paid for the inserts and for less than $100.00 bucks I walked out of Sportpage ecstatic with HAPPY FEET ! As a prior instructor at Gore for 7 years, many of the instructors there had gone to Vt ski areas like Stratton for boot work and the sums they spoke of were pricey, $300/$400. Sure, I am sure the value for them was great . But to be able to get the same level if not better level of professionalism and knowledge from my local store in Queensbury without the schlep and expense and quickly is priceless. The lineup of equipment , clothing ( one of these days I'll get a Dale of Norway sweater , I had one and my spouse washed it years ago, there is nothing like them ), professional staff, courtesy and concern for making certain skiers dig the experience is just marvelous . It's fair to say Im pretty loyal to folks at Sportpage , why ? They've earned my business beyond a reasonable doubt , they are outstanding This PSIA ski instructor thanks you Sports P

Rich, my boot fitter, was phenomenal! Never in my 42 years of skiing have I experienced his…read morecombination of expertise, humility, and artistry in his trade. I'm grateful for the care he demonstrated and look forward to my best year of skiing yet. Leaving Sports Page, I felt like family. Worth the drive from anywhere in the country IMO.

Everyone at the shop is super knowledgeable and friendly! When I took my bike in for maintenance…read moreJared ( the bike shop service tech) was quick to get the slayer, my precious bike, back to me. :) It can be difficult at times to find other intermediate to advanced riders in the area, who are available to ride, weekly even monthly. However Inside Edge organizes a group mountain bike ride EVERY Tuesday night in the summer months! Most of the Inside Edge staff participates and it is reassuring to know that if you break a chain or pop a tire, they can usually fix the bike and get you back on the trail! (I have seen them fix a broken chain in just a few minutes and we were back to biking in no time!!)

DO NOT GO HERE FOR REPAIRS. Paid over $200 to have my bike running for the season, only to have…read morethem take almost a month to finish. no communication, they said they had to special order parts even though i brought the parts in. The parts replaced are broken less than a month after being replaced. I also paid to have brakes tuned and lost them 3 days later. They charge too much and cant fix the problem. Absolutely incompetent owners and staff. If you dont buy their $1,000+ bikes they dont care about you.

Wonderful 4 days hiking and kayaking! The trails and…read morewaterways are gorgeous, food delicious, accommodations rustic and comfy. ATA is professionally run and takes care of everything--all you have to do is show up! Friendly and competent guides are icing on the cake!

A great trip for anyone of any experience level in the outdoors! Me and my boyfriend chose the…read moreupper winding river and it was great! John is very accommodating, helpful, and has great energy on the trips. He even brought his dog which was a great surprise! One thing I would say to make sure of is that you check with John first to see how much the trip will cost, other than that we had an amazing experience!

Everyone was incredibly helpful, accommodating, and friendly. Great selection of bikes and…read moreknowledgeable staff. They treat everyone with respect, from beginners through experts. Our family was new to mountain biking and they helped us choose the right bikes for our skill level.

We love Ricks bike shop!!! Everyone there is so knowledgeable and helpful. Superior customer…read moreservice!!!

Found this on the internet yesterday…read more Sad and tragic news regarding Tom. ----- Obituary for Thomas P. Jones V November 29, 1987-August 18, 2022 Thomas P. Jones V has sadly passed away on the evening of August 18, 2022, as a result of a motorcycle accident. He died doing something he truly enjoyed. Thomas graduated from South Glens Falls in 2006 and continued on to get an Associate's degree from ACC. After graduating from ACC, he worked at Trustco bank in South Glens Falls for a short time until he realized that he had to follow his dreams. Five years ago, he decided he wanted to open his own business and that is when Devocean Watersports was born. He managed to put together a great team of employees that helped him with boat charters and jet-ski tours on Lake George, out of the hotel "Twin Birches." Thomas loved his business and put everything he had into it. His smile and enthusiasm was infectious to everyone he met along his journey in life. He really enjoyed teaching people how to do things that was out of their norm. Thomas also made many friends down in Marathon within the keys were he went every winter, enjoying life to the fullest. He was predeceased by his father Thomas P. Jones IV. Thomas is survived by his mother Denise Jones, his brother Patrick Jones, his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowen and two uncles Christopher and Bob Bowen. Family and friends may call from 10 am to 12 noon on Monday, August 29, 2022 at Regan Denny Stafford Funeral Home, 53 Quaker Rd., Queensbury, NY. Burial will follow at Pine View Cemetery, Queensbury, NY. A celebration of Thomas' life will continue at the Highland Country Club immediately following the burial. Please no suits, wear flip flops and don't forget to bring stickers. https://www.sbfuneralhome.com/obituaries/Thomas-Jones-123/#!/Obituary ------ Tom, May You Rest In Eternal Peace. I always, and I mean ALWAYS, had a great time jet skiing with you every summer since you opened your business in 2017. My most sincere condolences to your family and friends. Until we meet again...

5 Stars, Don't look anywhere else in the Lake George area! It was pricey but the length of time…read morethey take you on the lake is Insane! Our Guide Zach was an absolute pleasure and if you have any option I would recommend 10/10. We will be returning and asking for him each time! Great spot, Great ride. All you need! Also their training video was 10/10 go Jennifer and Stephanie!!