2nd best store in Middlebury. Great fly fishing stuff, clothing & service. The Otter Creek…read moreClassic Fly Fishing tournament is the best event of the year and these guys run the show. Always try Forth 'N Goal 1st, but then try MTeer.

This store recently moved into a larger space on Park St. They have a very good selection of…read moreWilderness Systems kayaks. They sometimes have some "blemish" boats at 15% off, so the place is defintely worth a visit.

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

Owner is a pos. About a month ago i purchased a choke for…read moremy verzmax 12 gauge. The choke alone was 87.00$. They ensured me it would fit. went to put it in my shotgun last night and it's completely wrong. Called them and explained What happened absolutely no help from the owner. She was very rude and gave me some runaround story on how they already "discount things" before hanging up on me. I spend well over a couple hundred dollars everytime I go but know I will never step in that store again.

I stopped in here today after having seen it when it was built but not returning to the area until…read morenow. The store is very well organized and easy to find what you need. The woman who helped me definitely know what she was talking about and demonstrated knowledge of what she does for a living, as well as local knowledge of what's going on in the area in regards to fishing (which I talked to her about) I really enjoyed this store. It looks big enough from the outside but is even bigger inside. They have more than enough stuff to keep you occupied and to stock you up. It's also really easy to get to I look forward to coming back when I need more stuff

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!

One of Killington's finest outdoor shops. In Rutland instead of Killington so no price bloat for…read morebeing on the mountain. Ice skates, boards (snow and street), ski's, and everything else. Very knowledgeable sales staff volunteering to search other stores and bring out of season items from the storage area. Sales staff new my size by looking at me and all of the details of the ski jackets I looked at.

Hours say 8am-8pm friday and saturday. Just went at 7 and it was closed. Was planning on renting…read moreskates for the local hockey box. Very upsetting that the hours are not correct on google.

The owner of this store saved us today. My son's hockey pants somehow got left at home (4 hours…read more behind...) With about 30 minutes to game time, I ran to this store and he told me to just take the sizes I thought would work for my son, with no payment, and come either return or pay for them later. We found a pair that worked and it saved the day for my son and his team. Great spot!!

It would be nice if they actually were open during the hours they advertise. They have a line of…read morepeople waiting after 10am and their lights are all off, door is locked, no one is answering the phones and no one can be seen in the windows. If their hours have changed, they should at least update their website and post on their door. Very unprofessional.

I loved this weird place! It's kind of like a yard sale inside a store. They look like a gun shop…read morebut there's much more - gifts, electronics (20+ years old), cards, housewares, etc. I definitely recommend stopping in, even if you don't know what you want!

Friendly, kind and a serious variety of goods. Purchased a hand gun there and NY is in good hands…read morewith the owner. The owner knows her products and has no issue helping out with questions and concerns. You won't be disappointed.