OTH is a nice little boutique in downtown Montreal where they sell Montreal fashion & special…read moresneakers! This is where Nike launched their limited edition Nike Bagel Dunks!

If you are looking for quality brand shoes and athletic wear this is the spot! Great service here…read morewith bilingual staff! The store is 2 Stories high. Vans specific store is on the top floor. I was able to get T-shirts I wouldn't find back at home. Great vibe in OTH you get 5 Stars !

Go west has LOTS of fun shoes to try and all for $30 each!!! These are fun shoes for any occasion,…read morecolourful, all heel heights, and shoe stock is always changing. This is a great location for the shoe-lover on a budget. Toward the back of the store there is an amazing selection of authentic coy-boy boots which are offered in all colours and styles. These boots are beautiful genuine leather and prices vary from less expensive to lavash purchases. The owner is a lovely man and while he is usually the only person found manning the store, he makes time for each and every customer that crosses the threshold. This is one of the few stores on St Hubert that I visit even if I am not on ball gown/fancy attire search.

This place is the best affordable shoe store in Montreal. Incredibly friendly customer service…read more Amazing selection and all the shoes are $30. The owner who helped me with my selection has been running the place since 1990 and still clearly enjoys his work. Also has a large unusual stock of boulet brand cowboy boots in the back. I highly recommend stopping in.

Wow, honestly their service was already pretty good prior to going to the store, but when I got…read morethere, it was even better than I expected. Let me elaborate. I had called about 5 minutes from closing and the employee who answered the phone took the extra time to check something for me even though I had said it wasnt necessary. Then, the next day, in stores, the guy dealing with snowboard gear and repairs took at least a good 20 minutes of his time to help me fix an issue and when I asked where I had to go to pay for the replacement parts, the guy tells me there's no charge (mind you it was the first time I ever went to the store; I'm not a returning customer). I was orignally told on the phone the replacement parts would cost 20$ which I would have gladly paid otherwise. I specifically made a yelp account, so that I could leave this review. My experience at their shop was absolutely positive. 10/10 would go again.

There must be secret management technique at work here, or at least one that I've never heard of…read more.. The female staff act normal, but the male staff looks and act like they are doped up. You can be certain that they won't try to sell you anything! Anyway, you're here to buy anyway, right? Which such a gigantic selection of elegant quality streetwear and elegant sneakers, you probably won't need much help.

L'equiper is great place for safety gear and work clothes in Canada. Known as Mark's Work Wear…read moreHouse in other provinces it has a great selection of outdoor wear, safety wear, work and boots and general men's clothing. I believe this is the best place to come for high quality work wear. Not really the kind of stuff you want to buy for the boardroom, but for those that get their hands dirty while working it's your place! Owned by Canadian Tire and has good selection, price and decent quality. Today I wanted to come check it out as it has been years since I've been in a L'equipeur location. I was checking to see what deals they had on outdoor wear. Specifically looking for some long underwear as it's been ridiculously cold the last month. I looked at a few different models but I'm looking for a deal at this time of the year and it was full price so I didn't bite. Most hilarious observation: They have hot pink safety helmets if this is your style. Also other colours. Note to self...I wasn't aware safety and different colours were so in style! Nothing bought today.

Dropped into Style Exchange today and they have a large line of current fashions from J Lindeberg…read moreto Rock and Republic, Diesel, etc... The store is really cool and a lot larger than it looks from the main entrance. They have a nice collection of sneakers and shoes as well as clothing. The staff is really friendly but the thing that is really cool is that they actually have a DJ in store that spins music all day! There's clothing for both men and women.

This is a pretty standard Lululemon store. As others have mentioned, it's on the smaller side…read morecompared to the St. Catherine location. They had a small sale rack at the back. I'm giving 4 stars because the staff were really friendly when I walked in. I mentioned I was visiting from Toronto and thinking of taking some yoga classes while in town. The girl was really helpful in providing information about different studios and even gave me a free class pass for tres studio barre (a barre fitness/yoga/pilates studio just up the street from the store)!

Small store in the Plateau. A lot of the stuff that is just released definitely does not come to…read morethis store first. You have to really hunt around for things since it is so small and the layout is not as open as most standard Lululemon stores. If you are looking for older items, you might find them here on the sale rack. It is good there is a Lululemon store here but don't expect all the new releases to be here. The one on St. Catherine Street is a bit better, but even there it is hit or miss for the new items. In fact, just go to Vancouver if you want to go to a fully stocked Lululemon store.

This store taught me that all sneakers are not created equal. After years of running and training…read morein whatever was in my size on the clearance rack at Winners, I had a rip roaring case of plantar fasciitis from wearing the wrong shoes. I'm now on my fourth pair of shoes from the Running Room and have gotten great service every time I've gone in. Knowledgeable and friendly staff will take the time to help you find the right shoe. Definitely worth spending a little extra money if you run on a regular basis. Plenty of other running gear of all sorts as well for whatever you may need. They have a running club that you can join for free too. I've gone out with them a few times and they were super nice and considerate of runners of all levels.

This store totally deserves the much-coveted Yelp 5-star rating! It is one of the few stores where…read morethe staff here genuinely, truly aims to please. If they don't have something you want, they will happily order it for you. The owner, Chris, is a runner himself (he recently returned from a Seattle marathon, whereas I was visiting Montreal from Seattle, so we chatted about runs in our respective cities). He knows his stuff - and he also knows the store is competing for business with online retailers. He said he does what he can to stand apart from other stores, to make the customer's experience a stellar one, to get what the customer wants and make the customer happy. After purchase, if the customer is displeased in any way, he WANTS the customer to return the item/s, and he truly wants to know what didn't work out, so he can follow up with the manufacturer or distributor or buyer for the store. There's no pressure to buy anything when you visit here. You can still get info on local runs and events, or the product line, or techniques or training strategies. The lady who works here, with Chris, are happy to oblige. I really appreciated the lack of pressure to purchase anything when I initially visited the store. As it turned out, I visited a few times, only buying stuff on my last visit (I got a fabulous Quebec running shirt, and my mom got a running belt). They have two runs a week where they invite anyone to join them: Wednesdays at 6pm and Sunday mornings at 8:30am. Despite this being a smaller-sized store, they still pack in good variety of merchandise, too, and they are quite knowledgeable about their product lines. All in all, this is really a wonderful store for those who run (or walk).

I was in Montreal one weekend and saw a pair of shoes in the window I liked but Scarpa was closed…read more I took a pic, emailed it to the info email on their website, and got in touch with Mark the owner about shipping the shoes to me in New York. He had my size but there was a blemish that he went to check to see if the cobbler could fix. We remained in touch but never made a move on buying. Fast forward 2 months later and I'm in Montreal again. I went by and spoke to Diana and what do you know - Scarpa had the shoes still. Not only that, but she offered 50% off since the blemish was still there. Plot twist ! I didn't like the shoes that much in person BUT I did like another pair Diana suggested for me and bought those ! Wearing them right now and they are fire. Great experience all around. Scarpa *greater than sign*

Full disclosure: I have a serious shoe addiction. The struggle is real. Scarpa really doesn't…read morehelp my problem. One of my favourite neighbourhood shops in the Victoria village, with a great collection of shoes, ranging from casual sandals to fancy heels and a nice selection of boots. They often have unique items that I haven't seen in other stores. Service is always super friendly and helpful. Prices tend to be in the $100-300 range.