Though it caters especially to, triathletes, Triangle is obviously similarly popular with what I…read morelike to call monathletes - the less super-human of us who only really participate in one sport. Of course, if you're going to Triangle, your sport needs to be swimming, cycling or running (in chronological triathlon order I believe), and if you do regularly engage in one of these sports it is definitely worth popping down here. For hard-core triathlon-loving folk, they sell specially designed modern tri-suits, for aquatic people swimming gear and goggles and for those tireless joggers running shoes and heart rate monitors. But it is the cycling aspect of the business which is undeniably the strongest, as they sell a large selection of performance bikes, cycling shoes and clothing, mileometers and other gadgets, and bike repair parts. I went with my dad to get his old road-bike fixed and they had it back to us in a couple of days for what my dad says was a pretty cheap repair cost. If you're unsure about this shop, just tri it. You'll love it.

These guys know their stuff!!!…read more They are really helpful, I walked into this shop knowing I wanted a beginners recurve setup, 4 and a half hours and several cups of coffee later I walked out with my new setup :-) These guys went through everything with me, 1) Getting measured up for correct arrow length 2) Choosing the right bow for me including trying a few. 3) Showing me how to set everything up including how to adjust the limb sockets. 4) Showing me how to make arrows including me making my own. 5) Help with choosing accessories. That was just a brief list of some of the things these wonderful guy's helped me with. I left feeling like I was some kind of superstar/royalty the service was excellent. Even though this shop is 2 and a half hours drive from where I live, I will definitely shop here again for all my archery needs. I would give these guy's a gold medal for excellent customer service (if I had one).

Everything I bought from them broke very easily and when I went back there to complain they said it…read morewas my fault and found a bunch of excuses to say that I was doing something wrong. They sold me a Dacron string for almost £10 when they are not even worth £3. Went to Phoenix Archery instead and they fixed everything for me, I had to buy a new set of arrows because the ones sold to me by Aardvark had the wrong spine, so all my arrows were fishtailing. My pressure button broke during a competition, fletchings were the cheapest available and they charged a lot for each one of them, they were not glued properly so they fell off a bunch of times... They sold me a bow and all she told me was "don't change anything!", after a while I went back there to complain about the fletchings and she said that my bracing height was too high, but she never told me anything about bracing heigh when I bought it, not even offered to sell a bracing gauge to avoid the problem! I could go on and on because the things I bought there were slowly replaced by better ones in other shops. Seriously, avoid this place as much as possible.

This is a well stocked shop which specialises in outdoor gear and skiing equipment. It is good…read morebecause it is nice and handy though I have to admit, that if I have a big purchase to get I can usually find it cheaper on the internet or in Leeds. If it just a matter of convenience this place wins hands down. The staff are very friendly and helpful. They always seem happy to help and have a good product knowledge. They can usually order things in for you if they don't have it in your size. They specialise in Ski stuff in the winter and can help with ski boot fitting. They stock some designer ski wear ranges. In summer they have a big walking selection, and are great for people who need things for scout camp or Duke of Edinburgh challenges. The range is pretty incredible for a small shop out of the main town centre.