Great shop that offers many specialized products. In some cases much more specialized than Sports…read moreExperts. I went there to get Yonex AS-50 shuttles the other day. I couldn't find them in other shops, and was really happy to see them on the shelves at Fradette. The clerks are very helpful and knowledgeable, and offer different types of services, such as racquet stringing. They have been in Place de la Cité for many years now, despite the in-and-outs of many businesses around them. It's great to have local independent businesses like Fradette around!

They have a lot of variety of everything except for soccer Jersey. The man working at the store…read morewas unhelpful in directing me to some other place that might have the item I was looking for.

Visited both locations and had amazing service, personable and friendly, each time. The store on…read moreSaint-Jean has a better selection.

After a few reps agreed to help, one finally did. I went in for rock climbing shoes and the guy…read morewith the cleft was very helpful! I didn't speak French so he was very nice about walking me through my shoe options available for my size. I told him my size and luckily he brought several shoe options and a 1/2 size larger, because I ended up get in his selection! Overall, good experience. Only minor drawback:There's too many American brands in this store;). Tip: Make sure you know someone with a membership in order to purchase something.

cute workout and casual clothes, nice staff, what's not to like? $5 co-op "membership" fee (really…read morebuying a share of the co-op) is required before you can buy anything.

I never thought I'd write a show review, but I bought a pair of shoes at their Old Québec store on…read moreSt-Jean St in July 2022. The shoes are defective and the store will not even discuss taking them back. The shoes were originally $165, on sale for 82.50$. I wore them exactly 3 times and then I noticed the colour coming off the decorative part of the soles. They look old and scuffed, like they're at the end of their life. I sent in photos and a scan of the receipt and after 2 weeks and 2 follow-up messages, they finally responded saying the soles weren't covered by the guarantee. There is a difference between selling a defective product and a guarantee. By law, they're responsible for selling a defective product. I pointed this out, but they won't respond any more. I'll have to go the legal route now. $165 + tx is a big price for shoes that are poorly made. I'm out half that, but it's still a lot of money. Be sure of your purchases at Moi, Mes Souliers because they don't stand behind their products.

Never thought I'd review a shoe store, but I just had to - the shoe selection was amazing, the…read morepricing was great, and customer service was excellent - would love to come back for more shoes :)

We thought the place looked cool Went in, good selection,…read morefound some vegan Doc Martens. Basically the salesperson refused to sell them to us (winter shoes that crack in winter, no half sizes but refused to go up to the next size.) It took us a while to realize she was doing it on purpose, so we left.

A true neighborhood shop X2O is the unmistakable place to…read moreshop if you're into alternative/underground fashion. Punk, skinhead, hardcore and metal items, priced very reasonably, side by side with every type of converse shoes you can desire. They have a great selection of Dr. Martens, of all shapes and sizes. But most of all, it's all about the people who work there. The service is impeccable. The friendly staff is always there to help. They know their products and are not pushing sales on you. All in all, it's a great place that has kept it's authenticity.