Great selections, wonderful service. Knowledgeable people in every area. They followed all rules…read moreand laws for firearms.

The store is fine, but the staff was ridiculous. We knew exactly what we were looking for, but as…read moresoon as we walked in we were told about how great the Cabela's credit card was. Said no thanks and picked up our item. While loading it in the cart, another employee pressed us a lot about getting their card. How we should both get it, and kept pestering. We finally broke free and we're heading to the register only to be pounced on by another guy about a new time share! Even after many attempts to break free he was instant on the giving us all the info. Phew! Finally ditched this one, and made it to the register. Thank goodness the cashier only pelted us with lame jokes. Once out of the store we felt as though we had survived a very ridiculous episode of some crappy reality show. Needless to say, I'll stick to Amazon from now on.

Having just returned from a 7 day kayaking tour in Baja, I was in the right frame of mind to shop…read moreat RRT. It was a wonderful local shop outfitted for paddling, camping, hiking, and climbing. I was very impressed with the book selection and the friendly staff. I'll definitely be a regular here - and I hope it will encourage me to do some more local outdoorsy things. It seems like there's quite a community for paddling - either by canoe or kayak.

I have a Thule bike rack that I bought somewhere besides RRT. I won't name the store because I…read morethink they did their best but I will never buy another Thule from anyone other than RRT. And I may go in there and just buy a bunch of other stuff! I had to call Thule's 800 number after multiple attempts to unlock my bike rack with no real assistance from the place I purchased it. The customer service representative on the phone with Thule gave me RRT's address and phone number. I called and Emily was doing her "bookwork" but she walked up front and handed the "master keys" to her sales help in the store. They seemed to be expecting me when I arrived and Dalton walked out to my car with me. As the customer service representative on the phone had told me, there is a ring of 100 keys and Dalton tried every one of the them. Luckily, we found it after almost 70 different keys but I was treated so well. They didn't have to help me, I didn't buy the Thule Bike Rack from them. But this will be the first place I go in the future! According to Dalton, they offer FREE installation! It's a nice store in Old Milford and it's apparently been there since 2010. I have been biking the trail for years and I promised Emily, no more Thule from anyone but Roads, Rivers and Trails! They ROCK!!!!!!!! They also have a lot of very attractive clothing and equipment. I will let you know after I go back to shop.

Super nice people and great selection of items. They went out of their way to help me with a…read moretransaction over the phone.

From the owner: Are you the adventurous friend who'd rather take an hours-long hike instead of spending a night out…read moreon the town? Wander and Wonder in Yellow Springs, OH, is a locally owned store for outdoor enthusiasts that has all of the camping gear, apparel and equipment you need. Serving all of Greene County, this environmentally conscious establishment stocks its shelves with eco-friendly products to help preserve the Mother Nature you know and love. Some of the brands donate portions of their proceeds toward local conservation or social causes, meaning you're contributing to paying it forward with the camping gear you purchase. This store works with other local businesses and designers to create their own brand designs, helping to support their community. When you walk into their store, you'll find an assortment of items like branded outdoor apparel, including hats, t-shirts and hoodies. Whether you're looking for something as simple as a canteen for a short excursion or a hammock for a tranq

I'm the owner of the Seaview. Come check us out for all of your outdoor needs. We would love to…read moreassist you in what ever adventures you have.

My favorite shop! Sugar Creek Fly Shop is a premier, full-service fly shoplocated just outside the…read moremetro area of Dayton, Ohio. Staff is extremelyknowledgeable, helpful, and passionate about fly fishing. Owners arededicated to providing the best customer service you will experienceanywhere! Their philosophy is simple: "Take EXCEPTIONAL care of everycustomer, and they will become a lifelong customer and tell all theirfriends." This is why they have created a large local and very loyalfollowing of customers, and have ; via their internet site, sales to over150 countries around the world! Any order can be customized to yourspecifications, including free loading of reels and proper rigging ofoutfits.

I used to really like this store when it first opened. You could find really good deals on items…read morefrom Dick's Warehouse. Now it seems like a Dick's with some discount merchandise. If you want to find deals you really have to comb through every rack and section of the store. It can be worth it if you have time. Beware they've started selling full priced merchandise here now too. The shoes seem to be the best area for a deal along with the youth sports section when your sport is off season. The workers are always nice and it's worth a stop in, but just not as good as when it first opened. Lots of parking options.

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I greatly appreciate my backpack. I frequently receive compliments regarding it, particularly about…read morethe patches, my name, and other features. It is helpful in maintaining my organization.

eridian pants are awesome, but rip easy. 5.11 caught my attention because of the guarantee to…read morereplace anything that rips along the seams. The first pair, the guy at this location told me just to grab a replacement, which made me spend a few hundred on shirts because of good business practices. This time, the guy refused to honor the guarantee on the pair included in the picture. Claiming normal ware and tear on the back of the jeans clearly on the middle inseam! I told him after a year goes by, I'll stop bringing them back in. Already ordered replacement ridge pants that hopefully hold up better (not as light as Meridian unfortunately). I'm not looking for handouts, but want to get my money out of them so it's not a complete waste (I have all the colors). Now I've lost a lot of confidence in the company as a whole. I have a lot of their clothing, backpacks, and accessories. Before, I was assured that the quality is so good that they'll stand behind it. Now that they're not, the quality must be causing them too many problems to keep up with that assurance. Third picture is the size of pants compared to fresh order made a month ago. I haven't added on in size which would be a meaningful denial as well. He just kept repeating the same thing like one of my toddlers. Just doing what he's told is my guess.