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    Ski Pro Shop

    (2 reviews)

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    The following letter was sent to Ski Pro Shop, Jan 14, 2017. To date, no response. Decide for…read moreyourself. "Over the years I have visited your business several times, making numerous, varied purchases: Three years ago my partner and I both bought roller blades and accompanying gear; Two years ago, my partner purchased downhill skis; For three winter's running, I rented your ski equipment; Last year, rather than renting, I made the leap and purchased my own equipment from you. I have repeatedly referred friends to the Ski Pro Shop. But yesterday I had an experience in your store that has left me disillusioned and frustrated. I am now re-thinking the satisfactory experiences I have historically enjoyed at your store, imagining they have been so, only because I was there with cash in hand to spend. I'm sure you will remember my visit yesterday. I returned with ski boots I had purchased from you last year, the boots that were recommended to me by your staff, the boots your staff assured me were a proper fit. I explained to you that although I am still happy with the purchase, after less than 10 wears, unfortunately I am having significant issues trying to fit them tight enough. I am fastening the straps to the extreme end of the buckle's tightening mechanisms and have no way to manage a more snug fit. I showed you where we had switched a couple buckles on the boot in order to try and fix the problem ourselves, but that this had not entirely solved the problem. After examining the boots, you said there was no way for you to alter the buckles in-store, no way you could switch out any of the buckling/pin mechanisms in order to alleviate the problem. You thought perhaps it might be possible to order different buckles, or thought maybe you could "glue some memory foam" on the inner boot in order to add additional girth from the ankle up. Although we were far from a solution to my problem, you hurriedly excused yourself to assist other customers, customers who, despite coming in after me, appeared as though they might want to make a purchase. Admittedly, I was not terribly upset at your leaving, as I assumed the woman who was at the counter with us would continue dealing with me; it was very quickly obvious she either had no intention of doing so, or didn't have the capacity to. Regardless, it would have been reasonable for this employee to go and attend to your customers in order that you could return to me. And that could have been initiated by either of you, but that didn't happen. On hindsight, I realize it probably wasn't possible at all for this individual to assist me. And this is maddening, for you surely knew this when you abandoned me to chase a potential sale. And so I waited at the counter for your return. I wandered the store a couple minutes. I returned to your clerk to ask if she could get me some of the foam you spoke of, explaining I would try to glue it on at home myself. Predictably, she had no idea what foam you were referring to; nor did she care to find out. She turned her back and left me standing there. Ignored. Again. Without any notion as to what I should expect for further service. I idly looked around the store some more, and after waiting a short while longer, feeling entirely dismissed as a 'disposable client', I left. Apparently to no concern of yourself or anyone in your employ. I don't anticipate I'll be returning. Nor do I anticipate I'll hesitate sharing my experience with anyone who asks my advice on where to go for sports equipment or service. I have always believed the measure of a business is not so much in its ability to provide a solid product, that is not difficult to find these days; the true value of a business, its genuine worth lies more so in the personal service offered when an issue arises after the purchase, when a customer returns for help. In my case, with all due respect, Sir, your Ski Pro Shop has proven itself inferior in its offering of inarguably inattentive, unreliable and disrespectful service."

    Have brought my snowboard and mountain bike in for all their repairs and originally bought all my…read morestuff at ski pro. The techs really know how everything works and have great advice. Wouldn't even think about going anywhere else for my stuff.

    Loud Performance - Sweet Willow on watch

    Loud Performance

    (4 reviews)

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    It is so cool to see a bike shop like this thriving in the area. When I lived here, this didn't…read moreexist. These guys are doing big things for the local mtb community. There are now groomed trails that can be ridden year-round! How freaking cool is that! The first think you may notice when driving by is the green wood-paneled Cadillac limo. This rad thing is their shop van! These guys load up and hit up bike parks in this thing. This is by far the coolest shop van I've ever seen. The guys at the shop are the nicest humans you'll find. They are all so good at what they do, and won't make you feel like an idiot when you come in. I had the pleasure of camping here for a women's weekend event, and the guys at the shop made sure we had what we needed and let us have our fun. Shop dog Willow is the cutest! If you stop by, make sure you get a sticker of sweet Willow. I'm almost bummed that I don't live here anymore, but now I have an excuse to come visit! I will be back, and I would recommend this shop without hesitation!

    While in New York for snowy weekend we decided to rent snowmobiles. The people that we stay with…read morenormally rent from this place. I first have to explain the building. It is my dream man cave with rough-hewn lumber for siding on the inside and smells of 2-cycle engines and gasoline. Complete with the friendliest people you could ever meet. Snowmobile people generally stick together and it seems like everyone in this crew including all of the customers came in and out of this place during the day seem know each other and were really friendly. Now going into this place I want to let you know that renting snowmobiles is not a cheap way to spend your morning. The snowmobiles they have are not 12 year old pieces of junk most of them are current model year and have very few miles on them. The particular sled I was on retails for about $16,000 and I paid around $230 to rent for 4 hours. Not a bad deal if you're only going to snowmobile once or twice a year. This dealership was located in a town of Ellery and the way the trail system works here is that these snowmobile clubs are all volunteer and they maintain the trails which go through private properties. So they have to respect the property owners so the trails are maintained. We had an incident with one of the snowmobiles where we ended up flipping it into a very small body of water. It was completely unintentional however fellow on a snowmobile have to be driving by and knew where we rented the sled from call the owner, helped us get this let out of the water unfortunately the engine was hydrolocked. This stranger than helped us towed the sled a few miles up to the street where the owner, Bryce, met us with the trailer and he wasn't even mad. We helped him load the sled in the trailer and got it back to the shop or he even encouraged us to grab another sled and go out and finish up a rental. But to be honest we're pretty much done at that point. Fortunately the damage was minimal and the shop did not charge us for the damage. These are Stand Up Guys working very hard in a small company and I would encourage you 110% to give them a try.

    Ski & Cycle - skishops - Updated May 2026

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