Mystic adventure CT, They are reliable, with integrity. I…read morerecommend them to anyone who is looking for a paddleboard or kayak. Jeff, the owner, always takes the time to answer any questions I may have and provides me with all the options available--from different types of paddleboards. Shop takes time to teach and show you proper body position and to be a fast paddler. I'm a new paddle owner and already going miles out there!

My wife and I decided to venture to mystic and rent kayaks. This was a great company. Nice staff…read moreand overall a really fun experience.

Narragansett Bikes (often stylized as 'NBX Bikes') is a bicycle shop that opened in Narragansett,…read moreRhode Island in 2007. It was founded by Matt Bodziony and his business partner Chris Dale. Beginning in his college years, Bodziony worked at Caster's Bicycles: a family-owned bicycle shop with locations in Providence and Warwick. He would end up working at Caster's for 19 years. Eventually, Bodziony wanted to open his own bicycle shop. In 2007, his old friend Joe Sisson informed him that he was looking to sell his family's bike shop, Narragansett Bikes, which had been family-owned and operated since 1989. Bodziony and Dale partnered up to purchase the business and rebranded it as "NBX Bikes". In early 2013, NBX moved down the street to a larger location. They even opened a yoga studio upstairs. That same year, Reed Caster (third generation owner of Caster's Bicycles) sold his two locations to NBX. In 2015, Rob Foulkes (owner of East Providence Cycle) retired and sold his shop to NBX as well. By 2020, the ownership at NBX decided to go back to their roots. They sold off all of their secondary locations and decided to operate as a single-store local bike shop going forward. I recently stopped at NBX Bikes for the first time. I had seen an advertisement for NBX to host a "JAWS" night that coincided with the 50th Anniversary of the classic blockbuster. I was very interested in attending; not only for my interest in cycling, but also because "Jaws" is my all-time favorite film. I arrived at the shop in the early evening. I was really impressed with NBX's showroom, their selection of bikes and accessories, and their excellent customer service. The first event of the evening was a 22-mile group ride along the seashore from the shop to Point Judith Lighthouse and back. It was so much fun! After the ride, all attendees were treated to an outdoor screening of "Jaws" which featured free cook-out food, beer and merchandise courtesy of Narragansett Beer. The beer brand is proudly featured in the film. This event also marked the release of a brand new exclusive "Jaws" bicycle jersey that was produced by a partnership between NBX and Narragansett Beer. I sure was glad that I pre-ordered my jersey a month earlier. I broke it in a week later when I was cycling on vacation in Maine. Overall, I had an excellent experience with the staff at NBX. Whether you've been cycling for several years or you're just looking to get into cycling, you should definitely head down to this excellent shop!

The salesman at this bike shop spent so much time with us and taught us so much about bikes,…read moreoptimal body position, equipment and more. What a great experience. My bicycle is about 30 years old and heavy. I'm looking for a newer, lighter model to use for long distance rides along the bike path. This shop has a variety of street bikes, off road bikes and e-bikes plus storage systems, fenders, saddles, grips, racks and safety equipment. The prices seem to be in-line with what our expectations are and the sales rep emailed a quote for two cycles we thing will work best for my needs. They also rent cycles here, so I may just rent from time to time to see if it suits my needs before I purchase. I like that option.

This is a nice new shop in the area. This is a perfect addition to downtown. Much like salt another…read moresmall shop in the area, they have a lot of handmade locally crafted items. This seems to be trendy and becoming more common in the area. They have plenty of great gift ideas, whether you're here on vacation and looking for a gift to bring home with you, or a local and looking for special birthday or holiday gifts, mystic supply is a perfect place to visit. Oh yea and they have cold brew coffee to go. Last but not least hourly Vespa rentals (genius!) Cheers all! Enjoy

A great addition to the Mystic small shop atmosphere, although it is a little bit off the main…read moredrag. When we walked in the owner was extremely welcoming and explained the products and how they were 100% American made. They had a nice assortment of scarfs, gloves, coasters, SteamPunk-style lamps, kids clothing, hammocks (canvas style), throws, and candles. The owner even asked our opinion on stocking the shelves with additional items which showed she cared what her clientele wanted. We purchased a couple of items and went on our merry way. I think this place has huge potential and expanding some of the offerings will make this place a go to stop for us for not only our own collection but for gifts as well.

I love it! It's a destination! My kids look forward to going every year! The staff is amazing!…read moreWhether you want a t-shirt, sweatshirt beach merchandise or to adopt a hermit crab this is where memories are made! You can rent Jet skis, hydro bikes, and paddle boards! Taking a family photo in the oversized Adirondack chair is a must! The local kids that work there along with the attentive owner always make you feel welcome! It's a great way to start or end your beach day! I highly recommend stopping by you will not be disappointed! We look forward to this destination every year as a family! You can now even rent a condo on the property!

We left our prime spot on the main beach to spend the rest of our day renting pedal boats as shown…read moreon their website. When we got there we were told that they dont have them anymore,nor do they rent jet skis either. (The sign at the light says otherwise) Asked the guy at the shop to work out a deal for kayaks instead since they dont carry what is advertised and he said he couldn't. We weren't willing to pay another $40 for parking to go back to the beach so went home early, upset that we didn't get to do what we went for. I would suggest changing the website as well as taking down the misleading signs in the area