So lucky to have ran across this merchant online a couple of months ago…read more Their selection of products and sales is what drew me in -- great pricing and super fast shipping to the United States. I'm 3 or 4 orders in with them... they are the first site I go to when I need an order. If something is wrong...I don't even hesitate to reach out to customer service because...the online staff is AMAZING!!!! Shout out to ERIC!!!! Answering all the questions I had and finding solutions with mishaps on my behalf. I will always go to TennisZon first when I need an order.

Bought a pair of Asics gel resolution 8 shoes from their online store on Black Friday (great deal…read morebtw) and got it delivered to my home in Toronto the following Monday morning, wow! Great selection and prices too. My first time ordering from this store and it won't be my last.

Centre Pickle is one of the great new indoor pickleball facilities in town. They have done a nice…read morejob with their facility and the owners seem to be very in tune and responsive to the needs of their customers. They often send around questionnaires and survey and are very open and responsive to feedback. They have already announced some updates and improvements which are a direct response to the feedback that people have provided. The facility itself self is very new and clean. Like any indoor facility some of the courts are a bit tighter than others, but it is pretty easy to adapt to and none of the courts that I've been on are overly tight. One major plus at Centre Pickle is their coaching and clinics. They have a relationship with Elite Pickleball who offer excellent coaching and clinics at the center for players of all levels. The only downside to Centre Pickle is the location. They are in the east end in the back of a warehouse and it's a bit complicated to get to, particularly insuring rush hour. Also, be sure not to wear your court shoes as their parking lot is shared with a lot of truck traffic and it is very muddy and dusty.

From the owner: The Pickle Center is the largest indoor pickleball center in the Greater Montreal area. No need…read morefor a membership, reserve online or drop-in into one of our open play session.

Shipped me a deformed racket. Generic email sent with no concern…read more or reasoning on why it was deformed. No remedies or solutions provided or courtesy of a small compensation to keep me ordering again. Second time I've had to email them about a concern with my racket order the emails sent basically translate to, "We have your money already, you deal with it.". Many other better companies to shop with in Canada. Support the little guys and stay away from this "giant".

Tennis giant is every tennis player's dream. They operate an online store, showroom and pro shop…read morefor stringing. Tennis Giant carries all the products that you need for tennis and other racket sports such as badminton and pickle ball. In addition to have a large spacious showroom Tennis Giant has tennis, pickle ball and badminton courts where you can give various rackets a try before you purchase. The staff at Tennis Giant are very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable and I'd highly recommend shopping here for all of your tennis needs.

Walking around Little Italy, we decided to check out this large park…read more Parc Jarry is known for its world-class tennis stadium. But the park is also an ideal place for outdoor walks and family activities. Winter or Summer, anyone can take advantage of the park's facilities like walking trails, swimming pool, sports fields, picnic areas, cross-country ski trails, sliding hill, recreational skating rink on the pond, and two hockey rinks. We saw the baseball field, soccer field, basketball field, tennis courts, volleyball courts, pool, trails and even the Bocci ball area. Just a lot of things for those who enjoy an active life....

I don't come to this park often but I really should. Recently, I took a stroll here around 9pm and…read moreit was so pleasant. There were a bit of bugs but nothing too major. I was lucky enough to see a family of ducks! The cutest thing!!

Great little community arena in the Mile End. There is bleacher seating on one side, a cute little…read morecanteen and pretty clean bathrooms. Honestly, I don't really know what criteria to judge an arena on. I've been to this one for some Roller Derby games and that's always a good time, so that's pretty much the basis of this review.

From the outside its very unassuming, but from the inside there are a surprising number of…read morefacilities. Tennis courts (indoor clay) workout rooms, exercise equipment, pro shop, decent sized restaurant and squash courts. There is an outdoor parking lot, just make sure you aren't going there at rush hour, because highway 13 exits are nearby and cause a lot of congestion!

Club PKL is a very nice pickleball facility located in the sud-ouest near downtown making it one of…read morethe most centrally located , and closest to the downtown core, pickleball clubs in Montreal. The facility is very well lit, has high ceilings and a good amount of space around the courts. Again making it one of the best facilities around. They have 6 playable courts and one training court. Although they advertise having 7 courts, you can't actually play a match on the 7th court as it has a very low ceiling. However, this court is good for warming up or drilling. As I've mentioned this facility is top notch. However, one thing I've noticed after playing there a few times during the summer is that the main area is not properly ventilated. I can see that they have large heaters in the space so I'm sure it is fine in the winter, but it appears to lack an adequate amount of fresh air circulation. So when the facility is full the air becomes quite humid and hot. The office area and fitness studios are in a full air conditioned area so there is no issue there. It is just the playing area that seems to be lacking in fresh air and air conditioning. Lastly the one major down side with Club PKL is the pricing structure. It's next to impossible to figure out and what I can figure out seems extremely expensive. Looking at the Play by Point app, Club PKL offers no less than 11 membership options. ‍ when you click on memberships on their website all you get is a list of hourly court fees of $64 or $72/ hour depending on the time of day. So the website isn't really very useful in helping you figure this all out. The way it works is that you pay for a membership, say $110/month for then"rock star" membership, which I figure must be the best one and then you pay court fees as well. For a "rock star" the fees are the lowest, $12.50/hour/player (assuming 4 players per court). So by my calculations if you play on average 3 times per week it would cost you over $5,000 per year to play pickleball at PKL. They are however very flexible when it comes to drop ins for non-members. I've seen last minute open play invites for as little as $10 but also for as much as $35, so it all seems pretty random which makes it a bit difficult to plan in advance.

Selection, is huge. I came here in hopes of warm gloves boy was I amazed to find all kinds &…read morestyles. It took me an 1 1/2 hrs going from store to store with them telling me in the depth of Canada winter they don't have gloves bc they sold out. It's February. I almost gave up but my fingers were numb, so I tried the last store in the "Time Out Mall" @ Decathlon; in Montreal. I bought (3) different types of winter gloves which totaled $93 , (1) Wedze, (2) Forclaz, I was happy w/ my purchases. I walked around & found lots of sports items too @ Decathlon. It's now my Goto spot. So, look no further this is the 1 stop shop so many choices. I recommend this store.

I'm a huge fan boy Decathlon, a sports store from France. The fact that there's another…read morealternative to what's currently around is fantastic, but I love their home brand stuff and it's very well priced. I've been to the new flagship like store in Ontario and a few in France and this would be one of the smaller locations. Had some issues with the price scanner, but it all still worked out.

Access Monday to Friday from 9:30pm to midnight, Saturday and Sunday from 5:30pm to 10pm…read more Since 2018-11-04, we can not have the courts at the scheduled times because they all sold for the leagues. They (TENNIS13) can only tell us SORRY and it will be settled in 2019-05-01. We want to have compensation of 3 months, but they do not want to negotiate anything. We will sue them shortly. We are about 40 members. Tennis 13 receives about $ 40,000.00 CAN per year just for Vietnamese members. We wonder if Tennis 13 only targets Vietnamese people?

So I decided to go train after work on Saturday evening I get to the gym to find out it's closed…read more Now it seems that opening hours change during the summertime because they feel that there aren't enough members that come to train because it's nicer outside but they felt to mention all of this when I signed up in the month of November. So it's on the natural that I am extremely pissed off at the moment. For someone who works on the weekend and not to mention seven days a week and can only go to the gym after work this is extremely aggravating. Now if I was made aware of this when I was signing up maybe I wouldn't have become a member . Now I find myself having to drive back to my old gym pay to get in for the day because they decided they don't feel bad enough people come to train in the summertime. UNREAL!!! Going to be looking to cancel my membership now because of this!!

Bon club de tennis à l'île des sœurs. Terrains en ciment et en terre battue. Bon cours de tennis…read moreavec l'accès tennis. Par contre, les installations laissent un peu à désirer ace de l'eau qui coule régulièrement du toit

We are on holiday and took a class last night with Faris. The club is clean with a great pro shop…read moreand everything is NEW! Our lesson was amazing - he's a great teacher - and then we played with him and a local member after. An awesome tennis facility!