An intimate camping goods store with a varied selection of equipment and clothes. Not as big as…read moresome outdoor stores, but it has what you'll need to traipse around here. Really, how many of us are going to climb Everest?! The sales staff actually know their merchandise and what they're talking about. That's refreshing.

As a sports equipment and clothing store, I think they're overpriced. In their defense, they're a…read moresmall, boutique store and can't compete with the prices of large, corporate stores or online retailers. I wish I could afford to support smaller stores like this, but I only have so much money to spend on gear. The rest is spent on play! I will keep coming back to Mountain Tops for their kayak rentals. Living in NYC, I do have to make the trek upstate for my outdoor activities. I hike and camp in the Hudson highlands and now kayaking will be added to the list as a regular activities. Mountain Tops makes it too easy! My first experience with them was last year. My boyfriend and I booked a kayaking tour to Bannerman's Island, which included an on-island tour. Neither of us had ever kayaked, but after a quick tutorial we were on our way, with their guides nearby, of course. The guides are great (well, they were great that day) and they have comparable prices. Now that we know what to do, we go straight to the waterfront and rent out kayaks for the day so that we could paddle the river and pull up on random little shores to explore. It's an affordable and easily accessible activity. Tours need to be booked online or at the actual store location on Main Street. Kayak rentals can be done at the waterfront, depending on availability. And yes, you can use your card at the waterfront! I do wish they had later hours. Imagine kayaking in a sunset...oh!

They have everything for my scout. They also sewed his badges on the new shirt I bought. Very…read morehelpful.

Haven't been in for a while; it was worth it this time…read more About half the store is dedicated to clothing. Found a vest, to increase the insulation needed without the extra bulk, around the arms, due to the single digit temperatures recently. They seem to have found a greater variety of housewares and sporting goods. There's an extensive pet section; beds, toys, grooming, and coats are always in stock. It's kind of fun to wander through the Store and see what they have in stock; there's always something different.

The newest store has taken its place, Sierra. This store is part of the TJMaxx/HomeGoods/Marshalls…read more I was very impressed to see the layout and the selections that are offered. There are plenty of selections for each department, and a lot of it looked kept up and cleaned. Something that appealed to my eyes was the decor, and also the outdoor products they offer. Quite a bit of variety to choose from for anyone's taste, and boy is it great. There's plenty of clothing that is provided with not a huge variety of styles, but instead a decent amount to choose from based on one style, pertaining to sports clothing. Also, there are shoes to pick on as well. Customer service for the most part is good, along with the checkout line as well. A decent store to visit for sure.

DO NOT SHOP HERE!! Purchased a gift. Received a gift…read morereceipt. Paid by Credit Card. Item was wrong size. Recipient returned item requested store credit. Store refused to issue a credit! Stated policy was to credit purchasers Credit Card. Never heard of such a policy. What is going on here. SHAME ON YOU!!!!

It has an expanded shoe dept. hunting and firearms has been removed…read more The staff actually approaches customers, instead of avoiding them now. How novel.

My son and I were supposed to be with a guide from another county and realized I had misbooked the…read morelocation. I am familiar with the Phoenicia area but I had never stopped in this place. The proprietor, Paul, was so gracious and informative. At the time, the Esopus was down , as were trout. He recommended rivers where we were actually staying, even showed us how to access them. He recommended flies and techniques. I've been out with a few guides here and there but this gentleman was off the charts superb and NICE! So nice, that we are returning in the Fall to go out with him on the Esopus. He is the kind of guide I look forward to being out with. Remember, I had not been out yet but can't wait.

Paul is my go-to fishing guide in the Catskills. He has guided me twice now; last year we did a…read morehalf day in the summer, and last weekend we did a full day with a friend of mine. On both guided days I learned a TON, fished harder than I ever had before, and ended the day a significantly better angler than I started. Oh, and both times we landed a bunch of fish! He's extremely personable, a great teacher, knows the water like the back of his hand, and a really fun guy to be on the creek with.

Kevin is a phenomenal outdoorsman whose experience, extensive knowledge, and professionalism were…read moreevident throughout the winter hiking / snoeshoeing experience I did with a small group he led in the Catskills last weekend. I signed up for a day-long excursion to Slide Mountain. For a reasonable fee: I was picked up & dropped off at a convenient location and provided with all the outdoor gear I needed for the trip, i.e. snowshoes, walking poles, microspikes and crampons. The group was small - 4 of us total - which made for a more chummy experience. I love the outdoors and grew up camping in the summertime- but wanted to whet my appetite for snow sports and outdoor winter activities. This is perfect for a fit, active person who likes the outdoors and wants to try different things out before committing to purchasing equipment. Having the proper gear prior to these excursions is crucial and owning it can become expensive. This is a happy medium where you can try things out before making the commitment. If you get a good group dynamic, you can end up with built-in hiking buds, which is a huge bonus :) I cannot recommend Gear To Go Outfitters enough for renting outdoor gear and especially for their guided trips. I think this will be the first of the many and have definitely opened up an entire world of outdoor winter activities for me!

Upon reading this review, the owner proceeded to call me at my work upset and actually did admit…read morethat they were wrong and they were the ones that made a mistake but then, instead of saying he was sorry that we had to deal with such an inconvenience on our trip, he proceed to do the following: 1. Told me he had found out where I work and told me he will proceed to go to all of my company's Yelp pages and threatened to make up false ratings. 2. Called me names on the phone and refused to let me talk. 3. And actually, accused me of stealing stakes (that were never actually given to me) and ended up charging me MORE than the original rental. (which I will try to dispute) 4. Threatened to sue me for writing the yelp review... Told me that he is a lawyer and will sue me for everything. I've never had a business owner act so unprofessionally and in such an undignified manner. I would have gladly updated this review with a positive if he had approached this in a fair, polite manner. Instead, he insulted, threatened and even charged me more money because he had the ability to. He used the excuse of "damaged items" (btw, one of our tents came with a hole patched with scotch tape), and claimed we stole stakes from the tents. When I told him that we never received stakes, he flippantly told me "Well you signed the delivery papers, it's not my problem! Why don't you look around harder, check your car!" ... we had never received stakes. He then proceeded to charge me $163 for the "stolen" stakes. I am glad I had the thought to record the entire phone conversation. I only wish Yelp had an option to post the recording... There are many other places to rent your tents from, save yourself the time, money, and after-trip stress. They are thieves...

they had a jacket on clearance for $196 but put a $210 price on top. rei has it for $196. always…read moregoogle price before u buy!

I'm a sucker for Arc'teryx, whenever I go to Woodbury, this is the store that I'm most excited…read moreabout. I've bought ski pants here and a winter jacket. Somehow I've been lucky enough to find my size, or in some cases, it used to be big...but then I grew into it :'). In my most recent visit, the staff was very kind to help me check in the back to see if they had my size for a jacket I was interested in. They also entertained my "which color should i get" first world dilemma. I ended up getting a jacket for over 50% off what it currently retails for. The items are still quite pricey, but when you find a great deal, you find a great deal.

Great selection of products. Gun guys are always helpful. Clothes and archery selection is great…read moretoo. I read negative reviews and it is impossible to please everyone. Dealing with the public and keyboard warriors on yelp is impossible. I will be back. Keep up the great work.

Emailed the store about doing a return from the vendor, received an email 2 days later that…read moreconfirmed I could. Drove an extra 30 minutes to get here and was told, without any reason, that I couldn't do the return. Showed them the email and they were confused. Not a fan of this store.

Good selection, friendly and efficient service, nice clearance section. They carry several brands…read moreand a bit of everything you may need to enjoy the great outdoors.

Adventure gear or not, Kenco is the place to shop for fly fishing, boating, hunting, camping and so…read moremany other supplies. But if you haven't experienced those outdoor adventures, Kenco is way more than that. When we've vacationed in the Catskills throughout the seasons and have accidentally forgotten to pack either my shorts, winter gloves, rain boots or anything else, Kenco, slightly off Rt 28 in Kingston, has been the place to come to for those. Kenco is a privately-owned and independent company staying true to their number one priority-provide customers with the highest quality products- that can handle any weather condition up here in the Catskills. The store is massive with women's clothing on one side, men's on another- then their other departments follow. And yes, prices are steep- but these folks carefully select their products and only want to sell reliable gear/clothing that will last for years to come. My husband especially loves their 100% thick cotton, long sleeve pull-on shirts he uses when it's frigid- and he's had them for a while now and still look good as when I first purchased them. Now that we own a home in the Catskills, this is where we come for clothes that are more neutral- with an almost minimalist feel. But this is also the place to make all your outdoor dreams come true. .

So glad, that 5.11 Tactical opened this store. They have every item imaginable for any outdoor…read moreactivity. They carry everything from very nice business casual attire to rugged footwear and the store is Immaculate. Staff members are very knowledgeable and give great recommendations. Don't hesitate to stop by and look at what 5.11 Tactical has to offer. You will be pleasantly surprised and satisfied with their products.

I would like to express my gratitude to Alicia for her assistance. She was wonderful!…read moreUnfortunately, the remainder of my experience was not great. Upon entering the dressing room with multiple pairs of pants, I discovered some were mislabeled in sizing. Which wasted a lot of time having to go back for correct sizes. The women's EMT section is awful. Very few options. There was only 1 shirt in my size, L. I traveled almost 2 hours to shop at the Paramus location. I also needed boots. They didn't carry my size in any black boots. I also found mens shirts incorrectly labeled in size. To top it off, after arriving home I realized the employee did not pack the correct clothing in my bag, making this trip completely worthless. I called and asked for a manager and was Informed one was not available. Never again! Awful!