Support your local skate shop!!! Sick shop, staff and gear!…read more Local Skate Shop is goated!

Got my son his first skateboard for his birthday and was able to get great service and…read morerecommendations on how to set it up. Service after the sale was great too. This is the kind of shop I used to support when I was a kid, so it's great to see places like this still around. Support your local skate shop!

Dr. Patch, aka Rich S., came through for me! I needed adhesive patches, and he was able to deliver…read morethem in time. If you're looking for patches, give Dr. Patch a call and see what he can offer!

Frankly I'm amazed to not see a ton of awesome reviews here for Rich - or any reviews, for that…read morematter! Rich has been around for a while and DEFINITELY knows his business hands-down. My club worked with Mr. Soergel on the creation and embroidery of a large back patch, and through the whole (sometimes painstaking) process, Rich was superb. Through several iterations on artwork (that was the hard part - since we had a committee of reviewers and a bunch of small tweaks to work through as a result) Rich was great to work with, and maintained good communication and professionalism. Once we got together to pick the actual thread colors based on our artwork, it was clear that he has years of experience and knew exactly how to recommend the solutions that would result in the kind of outcome we were hoping for. Once we got the physical "proof" version in actual thread that we could touch and see in different light/angles, we were all thrilled - even the subtle shading elements were exceptionally well-captured and represented, and we're now eagerly awaiting our final products. Again, Rich was super professional, made great recommendations after getting to know our style, what we were looking for in a patch, what kind of use-cases we had, and made the whole process much easier than I anticipated it was going to be. I can't recommend him or his work highly enough, and if anyone needs a recommendation for this kind of thing, I'm sending them to Rich. Thanks again!

Awesome stuff for every team of every sport! Couldn't find any place that had any lions or Detroit…read morestuff. Got a Barry Sanders poster and a few other things. They have anything from mugs, trash cans, memorabilia, coasters, everything. And the owner was polite and willing to help locate items. Unlike most sports places in mission and parkway if you go in and ask for anything besides a california team. I'll be back

Visiting Famous Faces is like walking through a sports museum! There are so many neat collectibles…read moreand gift items, and the selection really is impressive. I can't wait to go back, even if it is just to walk through and admire the collection. I will go back soon to pick up some vintage Pittsburgh Steelers merchandise. I am sure I'll find just the right thing. If you are an old-school sports fan, do yourself a favor and check this place out.

Made in the USA. Lifetime warranty. Customer service that exceeds expectations. When's the last…read moretime you experienced that trifecta? Mine was on Friday, when I stopped by NalPak Group's HQ with an early generation of its vaunted Tuffpak 1050 Gun Case -- in Hunter Green. (Fortunately for me, I live a little over a mile from the shop -- which, for a knife and flashlight guy, is kinda dangerous to the wallet.) These cases are built like Fort Knox, and can carry multiple long guns or, with the right golf bag, a set of golf clubs. The only thing I didn't like about this early-gen case was the top handle, which laid flat on the top and wasn't comfortable to pull the case with for long distances. Fortunately, NalPak improved the case over the years, and the upgrade I most wanted was the new cushioned handle with more room for my hand to pull the case with ease. When I brought the case into the store for the handle, the friendly Office Manager, Annette, who also oversees the retail store, called a gentleman from the back, who looked over the vintage Tuffpak, asked what I needed -- the new-style handle -- and offered to install new wheels (softer roller-blade style -- a definite upgrade), too. After a short wait, my case emerged with the new handle, new wheels, an added internal hook and accessory bag (included on newer models) and a new strap and buckle. I asked what the charge was, and they said zero! How do you top that customer service? It's great to have such an amazing company headquartered right here in my hometown of El Cajon, California. Thanks, NalPak. You're the best!

This business is off the chain as a local supplier of modern to tactical inventory! They have these…read moretactical items: Flashlights, Knives, mace, gloves, various size Pelican cases & much, much more!! This place is a candy store for the right type of gear for all needs

I was directed to this place near my home by friends who had previousy used his service. I ended up…read morecompletely disappointed with the non-service I got here. I dropped off a new jacket on Tuesday May 20. Spent a few minutes discussing how to embroider my name on the front. At first he quoted $45, but after agreeing that the font didn't need to match a sample jacket precisely, he lowered the price to $30. FOR ONE NAME. I only paid $40 for the jacket! He said he would have it done "by the end of the week". I waited a full week and called him on the next Tuesday the 27th. He apologized for not having it ready and again said it would be ready "by the end of the week." When I walked on Saturday afternoon May 31, expecting my jacket to be ready, the door was locked, even though the sign on the door said they are open until 8PM on Saturdays. Fortunately he was inside and unlocked the door. After a brief moment of him giving excuses and me expressing disappointment, he handed me my jacket as though he was refusing the job. I left with the intention of taking it back to my regular embroidery place: T-Shirt Mart.

These guys are great. I was referred by a friend for some logo polos for my business and WOW they…read morelook great. Thanks again.

I came in to this shop and was immediately greeted with a very warm welcome and a big smile. It's a…read morenice shop if you forget anything you can just pop in and get what you need. I got a decent amount of baits and was expecting my total to be 40 dollars instead of being 40 it was 27 which for fishing gear is awesome. I love supporting my local mom and pop shops. I will definitely be coming back.

If i could give them 10 stars I would. I walked in and had no idea what i needed but they took the…read moretime to walk through everything with me. After an absolute terrible experience at East county bait and tackle , Anglers Arsenal was a pleasant experience! I got exactly what I needed and caught the exact fish I wanted!!! Thank you! I will most definitely be a regular loyal customer!

I've been coming here for over 10 years. Chris and Tony always take care of me, I've bought a…read morecouple bikes from them and whatever breaks gets fixed. Some bike shops discourage home mechanics, but Alpine Ride sells the tools you need to work on your own bike if you want. I've borrowed tools several times, no questions asked when I got into a repair job I needed help with. Both Chris and Tony give back to Alpine, they love their local community and they are a legend in the local mountain bike community. Support local, support Alpine Ride Shop

Dropped my bike off and they had it back in a week. They didn't charge me for all sorts of un…read morenecessary stuff. My tune up was inexpensive and done well.

I haven't purchased a ball from Alvin (yet), but I reached out for my first-ever bowling lesson (I…read morejust got back into the game after walking away for 25 years). I had a balance issue, even back in the day. Alvin quickly diagnosed the cause, and got me on the right track, and we spent time discussing modern lanes and the philosophy of adjusting to the oil. I'm so excited to play again!!

They have no selection and the dude is set up in a shipping container out back. He didn't even…read morebother to stand up to greet me. Just sat there and said "What do you want?"