I have been getting my season rentals here for years and the staff have always been very…read moreaccommodating. I have large extra wide feet and they have always had at least a few options for me to try. Last year the owner, I think his name is John told me I need to consider buying at least a pair of boots to take my skiing to the next level. Well I did and he was right, so I went in recently to buy my own skis to go with the boots and got an awesome post season deal on a pair of Blizzard skis. While I was there I was surprised at the amount of summer stuff they had. They even have these cool inflatable kayaks

By far the worst experience I have ever had with any business! Please stay far away from this…read moreplace! We had planned to rent seasonal snowboards for our two young boys who are both less than 40 pounds (which means they would need a 90cm snowboard). I called and inquired if they had 90 cm snowboards and was told that they do. We immediately went in to get our seasonal rentals. We filled out all of the information (including height and weight), paid for our rentals, and were told they would be ready in two weeks. To my surprise, I received an email a week later saying our rentals were ready. However, due to our schedule, we could not get in that weekend to pick them up. So, the following weekend, we showed up to pick up our rentals (both of my boys were so excited), only to find out that they were not actually ready. When I inquired as to why I was sent an email saying they were ready. I was given vagueness and "I don't know". We were told that they would definitely be ready the next day. So, we show up the next day to be handed two boards over 100cm. Anyone in the industry would know that this is WAY too large for a child that is under 40 pounds. However, I am being told by Ilene, that going off of height and weight, this is fine and how their measurement works. This is incorrect and can be dangerous! I was given no apology, refusal to listen to what I had to say, and complete and utter rudeness from Ilene. And, unfortunately for us, we waited around for two weeks being told lie after lie from this company, and now we have no rentals and probably will have a very difficult time finding rentals now as we have waited so long. Please, for the safety of your children (or yourself) and definitely for your sanity, STAY AWAY FROM BUCKLES AND BOARDS!

REI is a Co-Op, so join, as it's a win-win for everyone…read more They have a really nice staff; the folks working there are into the outdoors. They like biking, hiking, camping, climbing and etc. they know the lingo, they know their merchandise, and they are always willing to help the customer. Hingham Derby Street Shops... well, parking is plentiful, I do tend to park in the back. Never jammed up back there. If you plan on buying anything, you will want to bring your own bag as the chain is 'bag free'. Prices are very good. Competitive with Amazon.com and better than Cabela's. I used to go to the store in Framingham when I was in metro west, also the store in Reading... I'm not sure if both are still there. Shopping since '96, Co-Op member since '12. No negatives,

Came in before closing about 40 mins and was greeted promptly by staff to see if we needed any help…read moreor info for our shopping! Location is setup nice, 2 floor style like most. They have basically anything you need for outdoors activities. I've usually shopped for hiking gear and camel backs or osprey / rei branded stuff. Also got a pair of hiking boots. I think it's cool REI is a coop brand. Member owned. They have plenty of sales going on, bicycles standard and electronic assisted, survival gear, clothing from all sorts of brands, boots and hiking gear, camping gear, lanterns, knives, paddles, water shoes, and also have deals on traded in gear. Nice experience. Love walking around and looking at stuff i probably don't need but it's a cool tool or utility purposed item.

Came in today to buy new ski boots. Worked with Emily and she was amazing! Very knowledgeable and…read morepatient with me. Even after not buying new boots she still made me feel comfortable. Worth the hour drive to come here. Thank you for making my day!!

HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE!!! I bought skis on line that they…read morehad plenty of stock. The skis were supposed to be ready for pick up in 4 hours. Two days late, no email. I called and manager said the order is being processed and wait for an email. Two weeks later, no email. I called and the same manager said the same thing. Finally when I got upset and demanded a call back. She called back later to say they don't have my skis. She then offered me different skis for much more $$$. Is this legal??? Each time I called, I got the feeling that the manager thought she was smarter than me and my problem.

Such a delightful shop! Great sportswear plus other interesting gift items. And the shop is run by…read morea lovely lady (Tracy) who really knows sports. Easy browsing, without anyone hovering over you. Loved shopping there.

We stumbled upon this cute little boutique when we journeyed to the bakery across the street…read more("french memories"). The space is quite small, yet somehow every time I've randomly wandered in there, I find a few good finds! Impressive for a small place, that they manage to have items with my size, as even much larger establishments don't carry all sizes. They also have some great sales, I've gotten patagonia and other brand items for 30-50%off! The lady that works there is very nice, I think she may be the owner perhaps. She typically stays behind the counter, which I appreciate when you aren't followed around the entire time, so you can peruse without any pressure.

Cabelas has nothing on this place…read more Ian set me and my daughter up with outstanding gear and pro tips that put us on the fish in only an hour. We took the lures that Ian sold us and went to the place he pointed out and slammed 22 frigging stripers. Thank you Ian and Goose Hummock for making my trip to the Cape a most memorable one with my beautiful daughter. Much Love to Diesel the store mascot

The workers were really nice. This was my first time in Cape Cod and I had brought fishing rods…read morebecause we were camping and I was honest with them and I let them know that I had completely no clue where to fish how to fish and what to use they told me the best spots I could go to and they offered me really good equipment to use in those areas and ended up working. I ended up catching three nice Seabass. Price was good only spent $20.

The Hanover Crossing mall in Hanover has been in the midst of a major and much needed makeover for…read morethe last few years. The construction is nearing completion and has turned an old-fashioned mostly indoor mall of years past into a more modernized version of an outside shopping center with stores having their own buildings accessed from well manicured outdoor sidewalks with plenty of parking in the middle of it all. While not as charming as the Derby Street Shops which underwent a similar makeover about 15 years ago, but still nice and certainly much improved from the dated mess that was there previously. This latest L.L. Bean outpost has recently opened and I paid it a visit a few days ago. It is certainly big, bright and well-organized although of course not nearly as mammoth and wonderful as the original satellite store in Freeport Maine. But I am pleased to have this location so close by. As with everything everywhere prices have gone up on much of the tried and true L.L. Bean merchandise and products are no longer made in the USA. Most things it seems at L.L. Bean have been outsourced to China which continues to be a disappointment. I miss the days of the USA made products that could once be found here. But there are reasons still to shop at L.L. Bean. I am a decades long fan of their Ragg wool socks for example which I wear throughout the winter. They are very warm, comfortable and last a long time. I am also a big fan of their canvas tote bags and I cannot tell you how many of those I own. I keep at least 4 of them in my car at all times as they are the bags I bring with me to go to the supermarket and to the farmers market, etc. They are my beach and boat tote bags as well. They are sturdy, strong, can be machine washed and dried and they last for years. And they are fun to have monogrammed with initials or any word or phrase up to 10 characters. I also love the L.L. Bean H2O rain coat and H2O rain jacket I own which both have hoods and zip-out liners. These are so good at keeping me warm dry in the rain that I no longer use an umbrella (I hate umbrellas so this is a big win!). I am looking to get a new H2O rain jacket so when I am ready, I'm glad to be able to get it here. My husband just found very nice, warm pair of leather gloves here in a men's size XL. He is a big guy and has such trouble finding XL gloves with long enough fingers so this was good news. Nothing of course will meet the shopping experience and scope of the original Freeport Maine store but I am very happy to have this store nearby for easy access.

How have i never been here. I do frequent DSG quite often and had no idea they are the same…read moreumbrella. This is like a higher end brands DSG. Well organized, stupid clean, very presentable with a rock climbing wall available during certain hours earlier in the day. Sorry i didn't take note of the hours. The staff were reorganizing, no one approached me when looking for sneakers but that's quite alright i didn't need help this night. They have plenty of bottle brands, camping gear, sports gear, athleisure brands. Def know who and what they are so will be back for necessities and deals!

OMG! If you're a fan of Dick's Sporting Goods, you MUST visit Public Lands, in Framingham's…read moreShopper's World. This is one of their three locations in the U.S. and is actually owned by DSG. They focus more on outdoor recreation & highly recommend checking them out if you're looking for more stock of these brands: Varley, Patagonia, North Face, Vuori, Free People, Fjallraven, Arc'teryx, Marine Layer, Stanley/Yeti/Owala/Brumate, & more. I found Public Lands to be a more elevated DSG & loved the store...Very nice displays on the floor! They have a lovely selection of women's, men's, and children's. I think very similar to REI too, but better? Haha. Will definitely be back.

I personally like this location, store is always tip, top, shape! Everything is organized,…read moreclothing, camp gear, boots and hikers, whatever you're looking for they have really. Them and REI kind of remind me of each other. I can always walk around and look at different things. Checked out some jackets, and slippers! The water bottles for some reason had a lot of scratches on them etc so passed on those but all in all always a great spot to pick up a gift or two of something practical. Pricing is on par with their competitors, usually don't see too many sales or promos outside the sales rack. Will be back!

L.L. Bean, an amazing place to get some winter outdoorsy gear!…read moreThis store location in Legacy Place, Dedham, is enormous with 2 floors. They've got water bottles, shoes, and outdoor recreational equipment on the first floor & on the second floor they have a mix of women's, men's, and kid's clothing. I adore their duck boots, a must for the winter time... specifically their shearling-lined insulated model. Incredibly warm, perfect for snow days. Their "wicked good moccasins" are incredibly comfortable and I love wearing them in the fall/winter time. I've definitely gone through several pairs. Backpacks are super nostalgic; I had mine with my initials as a kid haha, honestly I would get another one. Good quality, got about ten years of use out of that backpack & it allowed me to carry 5 heavy textbooks and some more.

The bushes in the parking lot are too high for automobiles. Can't see oncoming traffic. Very…read moredangerous.

The staff here couldn't have been nicer, and the store has a great selection. Unfortunately, an…read moreunnecessarily restrictive payment policy cost them a sale. Like plenty of people who quickly stop at stores while running errands or heading to and from the gym, I don't always carry my full wallet. I generally rely on Apple Pay, which is convenient, secure, and widely accepted. And of course, I know that not all retailers accept it. That's fine, I can research that and plan ahead. Unfortunately, when I went to check out at this particular Dick's, I discovered that this location has an undisclosed limit on contactless transactions. My purchase was exactly $100, and the terminal refused the payment, saying it exceed the contactless payments. Even the staff were surprised and mystified by this. Crazy. Rather than make a second trip, I ordered the same items online for less money, with free delivery tomorrow. It's frustrating because I genuinely wanted to make the purchase in person. It was a gift and I would have preferred to have it in hand tonight. But I can deal with delivery tomorrow, even if it is from another retailer. The employees did everything right, but the payment system got in the way. At a time when brick-and-mortar retailers are competing with online shopping, making it harder for customers to spend money seems particularly counterproductive. Great staff, great selection, but a checkout policy that really needs reconsideration. In the meantime, don't forget your wallet or leave it in the console of your truck when you pop into Dick's.

Lots of rocks so if you want to play wiffle ball or soccer then you'll have to walk about 3/4-1…read moremile down the beach to find good sand to play on. The waves are awesome and so is the ocean. All in all this is a place you should go.

This was an eh beach. I've been at least five times. Each time me and my family have had one…read morecomplaint; it is VERY rocky. On this trip recently, I had to wear crocs in the water. There weren't a lot of people there because we came somewhat early and we got a good spot. If you just want to lie on the beach then it's a pretty good spot. Otherwise, I wouldn't really recommend it unless you have feet made of steel. The slushies are great though, and the rest of the food is decent.