This place was closed!!!! No longer in business. My son was pretty bummed!! We always go to local…read moreskate shops when in a new area.

As a parent to a local skater, we were thrilled to hear that a skate company was setting up shop…read moredown the street from us and even more thrilled when we discovered that the team there are all quality guys who we are happy to have our son hang around. After hearing so much about the shop from our son, we stopped in and checked it out for ourselves. Super cool place! The crew there have definitely worked hard to make it a fun spot to shop, visit, and chill.

Rad staff, sick park & great lil skate shop!…read more I've been a fan since the OG rocketown back in the day. Love you guys!!

We had a great time here for my son's 10th birthday. Clean place, friendly staff, sweet shop…read morestocked with lots of goodies. They are currently limiting skaters in the park due to Covid, but that was perfect for our little dudes. Couldn't have had a better experience.

Our family loves this Skate Shop! It has a very fun, family friendly atmosphere! The staff is super…read morehelpful and informative. All while following Covid -19 guidelines. Their skateboarding events provide a great learning experience for everyone of all ages. Merchandise is very reasonably priced. Ollie Skateboards is a great addition to the downtown Dickson atmosphere!

amazing staff, great atmosphere and awesome selection. even if you aren't a skateboarder, there is…read morestill a ton of stuff for you there too!

Great clothing, but they don't currently carry odd future and also don't have any Stussy shirts I…read morewanted in a large. My first visit was nice. But the last time I came in I definitely felt like I was being pushed to buy something. Like I understand how retail works but sometimes you gotta let ME do the shopping and help when your being asked. It's one thing to sell me something but it's another thing to push and sell too hard. Zumiez is a skate store. Skaters are chill. Be chill.

Never have any vans skateboarding shoes! (no "PRO's" with the ultra cush insole)…read more They sell all the same vans at shitty journeys a couple stores down. (No cush insole/shitty checkered colorways/ all terrible for actual skateboarding) *BRING BACK THE SKATE SHOES BRO

The skates here are magnificent and the people working here are very kind there cats here and if ur…read morelucky a cat named Shawn Kelly will play piano but only once for treats so if he doesn't have a treat he will not play again so over all it is a five star would recommend if u are getting in to roller skating

Walked in on a Tuesday hoping to rekindle my childhood love of inline skating. Walked out with a…read morebrand new pair of perfectly fitting adorable roller blades and safety gear! From the moment I entered the shop, I was greeted by multiple smiles and offered immediate assistance with selecting a good novice pair. My feet were measured and 2 different types of beginner friendly skates were brought out for me to try. Both worked great but I ultimately decided to go with the slightly more expensive option so I can upgrade the wheels as I level up. The staff helped my first visit go super smoothly and offered complimentary tune ups should the wheels start to wear. They were even able to find me a discount on the skates! Awesome customer service!

If you want anything made out of wood, this is the place to do it. I stopped by for a tour because…read morea friend told me about it, and they showed me a coffee table in progress. Wow. The beautiful craftsmanship is, well, beautiful. They're known for skateboards, but they do countertops, tables, chairs, cupboards, frames, coat hooks, you name it. Anything out of wood. If I had the budget, I would do my whole house with them. As an added side, they also employ young men from the neighborhood whom they mentor and teach their craft. It's the kind of business that you actually want to support. It's run by brothers, and they also do print design and art. If you're interested in local business, woodworking, community engagement, or just really cool furniture for your house, stop by.

I don't skate. I've tried but I don't like how the floor feels. Drove by the shop and thought…read more"skate shop in the hood" let me check this out. The guys who run it are super friendly and have some awesome custom boards. Kinda wanted to buy one just to keep as art. Settled for a much less expensive hat that's still a pretty cool souvenir to take back home with me.

Went in to inquire about a new comfy gel seat due that I just started riding my 10speed bicycle & I…read morewas in desperate need of seating comfort. Kris the associate was very help & made me feel very comfortable as for my needs . He educated me on women's biker shorts & gave me tips on how to adjust my seat etc. I ended up purchasing the shorts which have provided much comfort! I will be purchasing the recommended gel seat in the near future. Thank you Kris for all of you help & educating me on the importance of comfort & safety. Sincerely Judy from NYC

Moab is a great shop the staff members are awesome, very happy with the work the mechanics did on…read moremy bike and the sales team has great knowledge and taste, skate shop is great to, great is an understatement all around here

This place is amazing, I've been going there since I was little and it has been an awesome…read moreexperience every time. There however are a few things that they could improve on 1: It gets hot in there really quickly, I understand that some people just want to watch their kids skate and they shouldn't freeze but with the actual skaters, You warm up real quick and your face gets red. Personally, I don't like walking around the place with a beet red face and sweat running down my forehead. 2: Water. While skating, You tend to get thirsty quick and when you just want a sip of water, A low pressure water fountain that you basically have to lick the machine to hydrate yourself doesn't sound very appealing.. So maybe, You could just get a cup with ice and fill up the cup. The problem with that is you have to pay 2$ for a single empty cup and you have no way of keeping track of it. 3: Watch out for some of the skates. While It's understandable that there will be a few dysfunctional pairs of skates while renting them. I've found that 3 out of 5 times while renting skates I'll have to exchange them. Whether it's one of the shoelaces knotted up, The wheels not spinning well, Or the skates not moving straight. So to sum it all up, I think that they could improve the place by turning the temperature meter down( or actually turning on their fans), Turn up the water pressure(Or make cups of water free) and Check the skates before handing em out.

I don't think I've ever left a poor review but there is a first for everything. We drove from…read moreseveral states away to check out this rink and another in the area. The rink is clean and has a reallyyyy nice floor, the floor is very small but the quality of the wood floor makes up for it. However, we left after my very skilled kids were told they were skating too fast. It would be a nice rink for beginner skaters.

Check here before ordering online. Great prices, nice owner, and good skateshop atmosphere. The…read moreowner, Rob, is great and will assemble your build for you or let you do it yourself on his table. I highly recommend supporting this place for any skateboard needs!

Awesome skate shop & park! Super duper helpful shop. They had a awesome selection of decks. In the…read morepark helmets are required & it has a 7 foot half pipe!!