While visiting home recently, I decided to play golf for the first time in a long time, but wanted…read moreto do it right by getting a pair of shoes. With this place being the only possible spot in town to carry them, I rolled the dice, stopped in, and became pleasantly surprised when there was not just one, but two options. The price was also "marked down" 50% on both so what would have been a $120 pair cost me only $60. They also had sizes 11.5 and 12 in both. Another surprise. The only thing they didn't have was a pair of nylon socks, so I rolled the dice again and took a dirty, likely germ-infested sock from the used sock box and hoped to leave without getting plantar warts or else some other unrecognizable fungus. Three days later and I haven't had to visit either the podiatrist or dermatologist. Before entering the store, I got distracted by the sales rack and ended up picking up a $10 t-shirt and a $32 pair of running shorts inside (not on sale). The cashier/manager told me he could save me 20% on my total at the counter by simply providing my name and address. Not my email address, which would have likely resulted in me getting bombarded with unwanted spam, but my physical address. Easy enough. My total came to just under $90 and I left one happy shopper.

In a world of over-commercialized outdoor industry and chains retail taking over small regional…read moreoutdoor stores, the Mountaineer stands out as a gem tucked away in the high peaks region of the Adirondacks. Great range and variety of equipment, gear (new and used), an adjacent consignment store, helpful and friendly staff, and general good vibes. Love this spot and will definitely be a stopover anytime we are back in the region.

The spot to go for all of your hiking needs! With options for all season hikiny gear, water…read morefilters, peak patches, bear canisters & more! And yes, they do have a clearance section with some great choices of high quality brands. You know you'll be getting your value out of everything you buy here, because it Is all high quality products from shelf to shelf. The service is usually very helpful and courteous with informative insight on the surrounding area. I have gotten a few patches from here, water proof hiking clothes, bear canister, rain covers & winter hiking pants. It can be a difficult task to leave without spending a few hundred dollars but well worth it!

Helpful, fine folks at High Peaks. Twice have used them for hikes and they are great. Nice staff…read more Great guides. Recent Pre-Christmas trek to top of Mt Jo with Brendan was a 6-person success, ages 12-59. Previous visit to Avalanche lake with another guide was spectacular. Recommend highly.

Very helpful staff. They have a variety of bike types to rent. Close to the rail trail terminus…read more A god price for an all day rental.

Matt was very helpful in teaching me the basics about bow shooting. He helped me choose two…read morereasonably priced bows for Christmas presents. The store is well laid out and located downtown. A valuable asset to the community.

There are two entrances and when I walked into the fishing side I was very quiet. I knew what I…read morewanted -- Filson Tin Cloth Packer Hat. Once I picked it out I started to do a little window shopping, the woman at the counter saw me and apologized for not greeting me when I walked in.... In a world where give you vacant, here was a sincere apology for not welcoming me. I could have bought it online for $45 (plus shipping). I paid $50 and had it. In the last 10 years there are new owners, and definitely the same great service and possibly better prices. If you shop enough you could find things cheaper -- somewhere --- but you won't match the service. One of the things I like the best about Blue Line (no one says 'Sports Shop') is that for a small store, family owned, they usually give you a couple choice --- high end and cheaper May 2013: Have to revisit this, went in expecting to by a 2/3 wt fly reel. I had talked to (learned later) the owner on the phone and he implied there was a reel in the store. There wasn't. I asked the gentleman for a spool price, to order, and he said only the owner was allowed to give that out.... not the best way to do service

I stopped here because my bicycle saddle broke while on a cross country trip. Don't let the small…read moresize of Inlet fool you - Pedals and Petals is a full sized bike shop. They had a nice selection of saddles and bike paraphernalia. They were also very helpful in providing materials to ship my old saddle home. I would highly recommend this bicycle shop.

Had a great experience at this place. The staff was attentive and helpful. They helped me and my…read morefamily of five with bike rentals making sure they were appropriate for our heights. Gave us great advice on what trails to take. We had a great day thanks to them.

It's pretty small for an EMS. They had basic stuff at reasonable prices for a tourist town. Staff…read morewas friendly, but not well informed on products. We didn't find what we needed, but nice there's one in the area.

Customer service sucks at this location! There were barely any other customers in the store on a…read moreSaturday afternoon and not one staff acknowledged or greeted us. There were more employees than customers in the store and they were all standing around the cashier area talking to each other. When I went to check out, despite all the employees at the cashier area, it took over 5 mins of me standing in front of them before any of them acknowledged or decided to ring me up. Very awkward experience.

Horrible return policy. Customer service sucks and manager is horrible. Spent $200 on heated gloves…read moreand because the charger and batteries wasn't in the box they wouldn't let me return. Everything else was there just not the little boxes. Manager was worst one I've ever come by. I spend hundred dollars here throughout the year and I will never spend another penny. Now I'll stick to Amazon!

This is a great store for the area, they have great sales. I got a pair of tall shaft UGG boots for…read more$137 which you really dont see anywhere! They also have a great selection of pretty much everything for the outdoors, I got a very cute and functional Carhartt Women's rain jacket. They have a new line of Carhatt women's work wear clothing which includes jeans, thermals, jackets and so on.

Arrogant, condescending, and dismissive. Numerous times I've gone here only to be met with an…read moreattitude that made me feel as if it were my privilege to be waited on. I inquired about work on my canoe and was made to wait while the manager caught up with his "bros" Make the trip to Old Forge

We rented a tandem kayak today from ALTO. We had an awesome time. They have lots of options,…read moreincluding bringing you different places. The staff is friendly and helpful.

I was a lead in an armored car company for many years, and I was notified about the place by a…read moreco-worker. The shop is located in what used to be a bank. The owners are kind, nice, knowledgeable, and more than willing to answer questions. If you are looking for firearms or self-defense items, such as pepper spray. Check them out.

I needed to transfer ownership of my gun to a friend. They charged me $10 for the transfer. Gem and…read moreTim's guns charged $50 and $40 respectively. Folks at Butternut were friendly and easy to work with. Strongly recommend using them for transfers

Love this store, has all kinds of cool hiking gear. It's huge so it takes a while to walk around…read moreand check everything out. On the main floor they have a wall full of hiking bags as well as kayaks and camping stuff. If you go upstairs that's where all the hunting and fishing gear is.