This sporting goods retailer was founded in 1948 and is the largest in the U.S. There are about 724…read morelocations. They're known for selling sports equipment, accessories, footwear, and apparel. I've bought family members golf gear, myself a punching bag and boxing gloves, clothes, and sneakers. This particular one is located in the Shops of Farmington in Canton, CT; there's plenty of parking. The store was huge and organized. The employees were friendly; they asked me if I needed help with anything when I first walked in. Overall, a nice store with tons of sporting goods to choose from.

Staff was extremely lazy , clueless when approached and completely useless. The management was the…read moreequivalent of speaking to someone on a hidden camera show , a true embarrassment to their brand. The totally empty store says it all perfectly , crying stay away with the strongest of echoes. Definitely avoid this hole like the plague.

Really good store with lots of local creations, and really tasteful selection of cool brands of…read moreoutdoor gear. This is an actual sole proprietorship in a workd of chain stores, so there's quirky parts to it. But I always find something really cool here and have really interesting conversations with the owner Steven. It feels really good to go into a store, which is actually curated by somebody who's had a lifetime of running retail, so it's not all pre-programmed generic, but filled with interesting things in every little corner.

Hi Steven P or Management,…read more The individual working at the store today is unbelievably rude - no sense of customer service - walked in never looked up from his cellphone to acknowledge anyone. I was looking at a sweater didn't see my size - I continued to carry on in the store because I genuinely love it. Today the back room was covered in open boxes making it very difficult to shop regardless I found a stack of the sweaters (the one I was looking for). The guy working proceeded to yell at me stating they were all out. I said I'm looking for the grey sweater in a large - to which he replied "we don't have grey". I pointed at the stack and I know I'm not color blind but maybe he is, so I said that's grey. He pulled the sweater out and throws it at me! Yes throws it! He was mad he had to get off his seat, his phone and actually work. I put everything down my family and I walked out! Individual working on Thursday 7/27! As a business owner I would like to know how my employees are interacting with customers. This unfortunate situation just pushed me out, I'll take my business somewhere else

This is a Eastern Mountain Sports type store. Same basic premise but maybe with more name brand…read morepretty-expensive clothing and equipment. My only hang up with this store, which may not necessarily be their fault, is it is expensive. They do have a great selection of canoes and yaks. They also do rentals on some items so it's nice to be able to try things out before you buy.

Really excellent store for canoe and kayak sports... great selection of boats and one of the most…read morecomplete arrays of accessories and safety equipment you'll ever see. Complete selection of Thule and Yakima racks. Also, great selection of outdoor/mountain clothing, footwear, books, and hardware for cooking and climbing. No bicycle stuff, but that's pretty well covered by other stores in the Amherst/Northampton/Hadley area. Prices are normal, not super discount and not like a boutique shop either. We bought two kayaks there and they were good with the price. Been back many times. I prefer them over EMS because the have a bigger selection, and because when you buy there you're supporting a local business instead of a national chain.

everything I needed for a child's rain gear at reasonable prices, and stellar quality .read more

A trip to this area required me to go to Eastern Mountain Sports. It was one of my favorites. We…read moredon't have it in the Midwest. Honestly, so many stores carry this kind of merchandise now I'm a little surprised this one can endure. All in all a good store but not really delivering anything different than the very nearby Dick's Sporting Goods or the local Sam's Outdoor Outfitters. I do like some of their online deals though. I didn't find them in the brick & mortar.

Absolutely no complaints, this shop is jam packed with countless quality name brand outdoor…read moreproducts from head to toe. Just to mention a few of my favorite durables: Carhartt, Levi's, Sorrel, North Face, Timberland, on and on. Talk about customer service, FREE POPCORN!!!! Staff are plentiful and extremely helpful. Value: Twenty percent discounts are common to see and the savings can be significant at the end of your shopping spree. The aisles are tight and no complaints here. Just know a smile and bright eyes go very well with a "pardon me." We missed seeing the seasonal kayaks, but never say never. Next season. Just remember, Sam's is a year round Outfitter and worth the trip.

A lot of stuff and good prices . A little thought to navigate within the store- so much stuff and…read moreso many people. Staff were very friendly and helpful

Rented from the Cheshire location- great place, right next to Cheshire Reservoir and the…read moreAshuwillticook train. Manager was very nice, funny. Great ride around the area, with beautiful views. Bikes were in good condition and ready to go. Recommend the location- we will be back there.

They are an old-school, fully stocked "outdoor" store that harkens back to an era of local stores…read morethat seem to disappear, victims of REI's and Big Boxes, where staff are likely to be completely clueless about what they are selling. I stopped in for some gels and air canisters for my bike bag, and bent the ear of one of the bike shop employees who was more than happy to talk bikes. The store is a fly fisher's dream ( or money trap because of how much stuff they have!) - they are fully stocked with Skis ( even in summer!) - Bikes, Kayak/Canoe gear, hiking gear, camping gear - and topped with a knowledgeable staff. Worth a visit, worth supporting.

BrassKnuckles roof mount is solid! I trust it more than Yakima or Thule mountain bike mounts. The…read morecross arm is burly with no frame contact. It fits modern mountain bikes, and a kit is available for fatbikes. Great build from a Colorado company!

The first time I used my Rocky Mount roof rail it snapped in half and the back half of my bike went…read morethrough my rear windshield causing a thousand dollars damage.

Got my board repaired, excellent job. Nice products in the store, great presentation and Matt was…read moregreat to talk to

From the owner: Tailored outdoor gear & service dedicated to help you plan, outfit and prepare for your next…read moremountain experience. Whether its skiing, camping, or however you like to explore - we've got everything you need to get out & play! At Mountain Expedition Supply, we start by investing in your next adventure - who you are, where you are going, how you want to perform, & your budget - and pair that with custom fittings with meticulously curated gear. Not sure where to start planning your next expedition? The MES Concierge Service will curate a plan and navigate the planning and reservations for you!