This is a small hockey/skate store located almost across from MEC. I.had no idea it existed until I…read morehad a problem with my hiking boots and needed a gel insert for my ankle and this store came up on an internet search. The guy working here was super friendly and helpful, the products seem reasonably priced (what I wanted was actually cheaper than on Amazon, plus buying here supports a local business), and the location is convenient to bike/Skytrain/drive. Also noticed that skate sharpening is $6!

Some of the best customer service I've received in years! Walked in looking to get my son…read moreoutfitted with lacrosse gear for the first time - had no idea what I was doing. The guy there ( I regret not getting his name!) got us all sorted out, showed us gear in a range of prices, explained options, showed us how to size the gear and honestly was so genuine. I never once thought that this guy is just trying to make a sale, he was committed to making sure we walked out happy - and we sure did! When ringing everything up he was even able to work up a bit of a discount for us - and gave my son a free ball. This store is about a 45 min drive from where we live and I will 100% be going back, totally worth the trip.

George is great! Most passionate manager I've met and I've been going to Cyclone ever since I…read morestarted playing hockey, over 25 years now. His skate sharpening is on point. Very consistent and can always trust you have a good edge. Last time I was in he pointed out a fresh delivery of pro-stock sticks just when I was looking for a new twig. Thanks for the recommendation, the stick is awesome! He's in the Richmond store now so always make sure to get my skates sharpened before my games at RIC.

A bit on the small side but the staff is tops. The sharpening is superior to the other location in…read moreVan. .Helpful and attentive staff that inform and answer all your questions without attitude. Prompt friendly service.

Great service and friendly knowledgable staff. I appreciate all the help getting me and kids…read moreoutfitted.

The best selection of goalie gear in North Van…read more While section at front, right side corner. Blockers and trappers galore but limited on pants & chest/arm. Just a week refund policy. Have own parking lot.

Do they have bauer 3d measure machine? I want to buy a new skate and a lot of stores dont have…read morethese services

Isn't as nice or spacious as Vancouver location…read more As a goalie, definitely less selection, pic shows that. Didnt see many of the high-end models like Vaughn Legacy chest arm protectors, etc. Skate sharpening in back. Goalie bags on the right. And one other thing, awful place to install a pole right in front of their doors, so be careful lol.

Awesome store and awesome people, but *really* make sure you know what you're buying before you…read morehead to the till. I came in on a college budget hoping to pick up a used soccer ball or tennis racket to help emerge from winter hibernation and be outdoors, but the selection and prices made it so I got both! Consigners set the initial prices and get 50% back, so it's luck of the draw as to whether you'll get a good deal. Got a Dunlop racket ($33) that works like a charm, and the used tennis balls ($0.50/ea) are really worth it if you don't mind a Sharpie'd "T" on it. The soccer ball, I made the mistake of buying a lower-end Tektonik ($17) one. BIG mistake. After one use, it began cracking apart massively -- likely an issue of the ball being stale and/or overinflated. Although this is mostly the fault of a bad consigner, I was disappointed that I couldn't get anything back for it after I called and warned them about the other two they had on their shelf. Part of me is kicking myself that I didn't go for the nicer, likely better-maintained $22 Puma ball on the rack -- ended up dishing out another $25 for a new one at SoccerWest anyways. But I'm wondering whether I should sell my new ball to them when I myself have to head out of town, or whether I should go through the effort of selling it on Craigslist/Marketplace to give someone (and probably myself) peace of mind. TLDR: Know what items to buy used, and which are buyer-beware. Quality control can only go so far.

We had a really great buying experience here. We found several pairs of shoes for my wife and son…read more The staff was able to help us find everything we needed quickly. The selection was a little sparse on children's shoes.

Had a fantastic time shopping for hockey gear here! I had help from both John and Angel and they…read morewere both incredibly knowledgeable and personable! My family and I spent a good amount of time trying stuff on and checking things out and I never felt rushed. On top of that, I never felt like I was being unsold. They were refreshingly honest about what gear I could save a bit of money on, versus where I want to make sure I dont skimp. I live in Washington State so I originally just planned to swing by once, grab some gear and that be that. But after my experience, im gonna make the 3.5hr drive back for any major hockey gear purchases. I couldn't recommend these guys enough!

I bought a shoes on april 26 on line and it never delivered and never return money backread more

By the up & down reviews of this location, I see why. While parking is important on a stormy day,…read moremore importantly is the sales and service. A good place for off-season, unadvertised, discontinued equipment / bike, etc. But he service staff are questionable. Immature dudes chatting in the back, while the sales person writes up my service order. Aren't they supposed to be working? Here's the bigger-butt. When I came by to pick, it was not ready when promised. On top of that a mechanic signed-off on it as being completed. It was not touched! I made a stink about it, being way before the peak season,the manager did the right thing - gave me an extra discount off the already discount. And there's more... I dropped by 3 months later for the "free adjustments" (for 1 year). No service person there. Took the bike to the W Broadway location who did the job the same day I brought it there, done by profession mechanics. It's location, location, location?

This Sport Chek is part of a new retail complex on Marine Drive and shares a huge parking lot with…read moreseveral other large chain stores. Covered free parking, yay! Have gone to this location several times and it has a great selection and is very quiet compared to other locations. Easy to find help from employees and they are extremely helpful. The kids clothing area has a great selection as well. Found several sporty outfits for my kids for last Christmas which was a relief!

Glad this place continue to exist and still in the family. If you play racquet sports, this is the…read moreplace to go. If you want your racquet fixed, this is the place to go. The place is medium sized, but cramped with loads of things on the floor and on the wall. If you go in for the first time, it is super overwhelming. There are things everywhere and in no particular place. Customer service leaves you alone. Saying this, pretty much all the people who come into the store buys something. Why? Customer service knows their stuff and doesn't push you to buy what you don't need or upscale you to buy mor expensive. The stuff they have is really well made and you cannot find a better deal anywhere else. Love this place for tennis shoes and racket. They also have pickleball paddles and balls etc.

Great customer service. Very knowledgeable staff and very helpful with getting me the right tennis…read moreracquet