I've been coming back to this shop 5-6 years, the owner is friendly and cooper behind the desk is…read moreon point. People complaining in their reviews are simply high maintenance in my opinion. Great staff, great deals, great service......it's a rental shop y'all, lots of wear and tear on stuff....for $30 a day? What a great deal! this week we rented 4 sets of skis/boots....was great. AM

Simple, easy process. Price is better than renting up on the mountain. Will definitely rent from in…read morethe future for our children again. Only downside is the parking, if you can go with an extra set of hands so you can drop the person off, circle around and pick them back up once finished.

Dude Jose hit me up on offer up wanting to buy my shoes had me drive all the way to VA BEACH just…read moreto try and offer me store credit ?!! That's low and bad business !

DANG this stuff was expensive!!!! But then again I don't know how much ski stuff is supposed to…read morecost. My son had a ski trip and I was going with him. He was properly dressed. I was sort of properly dressed, but I forgot my gloves and I forgot my boots. I was gonna pop in to see if I can buy some gloves, but I noticed they also had boots. I know winter boots can be expensive. That's a given, but the gloves.. HOLY SMOKES!!! some of the gloves were $70 just for swishy sounding mittens and gloves. I ended up getting a pair. I think they were like 40 bucks but they were on sale. It was hard to find my size because UNFORTUNATELY my dad gave me his big old prizefighting mitts, but I found a pair of mittens just like I wanted. But I understand the high price it's all about demand. This place is conveniently located for people like myself who can't stay organized and remember the things that they need to take on trips. I didn't end up skiing, but I did go tubing. The next trip up I'll make sure I'm prepared but I'm glad that place was there when I needed some gloves.

Ski Barn provides rentals and gear for purchase to the entire Wintergreen area. They have kayaks,…read moreand ski supplies to name a few. The employees here are nice and welcoming. There is something for everyone here. Every time I'm in the area I stop here.

I took my bicycle in to have it looked at before riding it this summer. The young man who helped…read moreme was great. I have always had a good experience with Agee's. I highly recommend them.

Been going to Agees all my life. Went in to buy a bicycle and asked for the newest model year of a…read morecertain bike that I had heard of. I even asked the guy was this the newest model for 2024 and he gave me the runaround and said they didn't give years to the bikes anymore. I should've walked and went to another bike shop but instead I dropped $1200 on a bike. The bike is nice but the sales person ruined my longtime confidence in Agees. One of their employees told me that all their money is made on internet sales and if that's true I guess that's why the in store customers don't matter anymore. You can see the change in how their attitude in customer service is changing. Two years ago I did a review saying that after 51 years I can say Agees had always been good to me. I CANT SAY THAT ANYMORE!! Such a shame!!

For an east coast mountain, this place is awesome! The slopes are well groomed, wide, and super fun…read moreto ride down. The 2-4 person lifts are definitely on the older side, but they work just fine and get the job done. There are various spots to grab food and drinks throughout the slopes without having to go back to the pavilion, which is super convenient! The parking is a bit of a mess, but I fully expected this on a Saturday with nice weather, so it is what it is! The staff is efficient (somewhat crass but... I get it because they're working with the public) and they all know what they're doing. This was my first trip here and I will absolutely be back! I was very pleasantly surprised overall.

I've mostly only skied in Colorado and Cali, so my expectations for Virginia were pretty low…read more However, I was pleasantly surprised! The snow was decent for here- not too icy or slushy. The lines moved quick. Parking was easy. There's a couple spots to grab lunch/drinks. I'm glad I bought a 4-pack of lift tickets. Based on how my first day went, they'll definitely all get used this season. I recommend checking out!

Stayed in hotel 5, took me back to the 90s because this place has not been updated since. Thankful…read moreI had Clorox wipes with me because our room was given probably less than 5 mins to get cleaned. The furniture is outdated, the pillows have lumps, and I could hear everybody and their mamas conversations. When my husband went to check in they asked him weird questions like "Are you married?" Or "is your wife here" when he responded yes. Saying they wanted feedback for further hotels with pools. Trying to get him in for a free breakfast (probably for a timeshare.) Room has a fridge, coffee maker, ice bucket, two beds, two sinks, shower with tub, two tables, tv, lights, and closet. There is a balcony with a table and two chairs as well. Out in the hall you have the ice maker, microwave, and vending machine. Overall, not bitter but not worth the price we paid.

My husband and I brought our 4- and 6-year-olds skiing for the first time, and while we had a bit…read moreof a rocky start -- equipment issues, a tearful child, and warm weather -- the ski school team completely turned our experience around. Julie Dillenbeck was incredibly accommodating, patient, and kind. She met us with calm reassurance and made what could have been an overwhelming situation feel manageable and positive. The following day, she and several other instructors remembered my daughter and made a genuine effort to help her feel comfortable and encouraged. That level of attention and care does not go unnoticed. Kindness truly matters, especially when little ones are trying something new and parents are holding their breath. We are so grateful for the experience they created for our family.

Ten years in, and this is still my first call whenever I need anything cycling-related in…read moreCharlottesville. What keeps me coming back isn't just convenience -- it's the people. They're genuinely passionate about cycling, and that enthusiasm shows in every conversation. They know their products, give honest recommendations, and never try to oversell you. The value is consistently great. Local, knowledgeable, and trustworthy -- exactly what a bike shop should be. Highly recommend.

My partner has been dreaming of me getting an e-bike. We decided to stop here to demo some bikes…read more Bryan (who I think is the manager) is incredible. He took the time to explain different types of bikes to me. We checked out acoustic and e-bikes. He asked detailed questions to see what I was looking for. I ended up trying a Verve +3 lowstep e-bike. Bryan took the time to answer all my questions about the bike and dive into interesting facts. His knowledge felt endless on bikes! Before trying the bike, he filled it with more air and tested its safety. He gave me a helmet and I got to test the bike in the Libbie Mill area. It was a fantastic bike! Although I didn't purchase it this go around I definitely will be back for any e-bike needs.

THE MOST UNQUALIFIED PERSON WORKING AT THE GUN COUNTER…read more I looked online for ammo specials and I saw Blazer 9mm ammo for $14.99. I drive down there and she Mike at the gun counter if they had any, because I didn't see any where the 9mm ammo is. He said "We don't have any". I told him that was odd because it was clearly on the website. He looked bothered about my question and he responded " They might come in tonight" and that the website doesn't update. I said ok and continued shopping. As I was walking I saw a display full of the Blazer 9mm ammo as advertised. I thought WTH! Mike just told me Academy never received a shipment. I bought some. I then picked up a soft rifle case for my new .22. I asked Mike if he had a Winchester Wildcat I can see to measure my new case, he immediately said "NO". I walked over to the .22's and the first thing I saw was a Wildcat. He has no clue and didn't bother to check. He got the rifle and attempted to disengage the bolt which he was unsuccessful. He didn't see the bolt release. Lol! You can't make this up!! He helped me measure but in our conversation he said "I don't own any firearms" but you're working in the firearm section right? Mike has no clue about anything in the firearm section and should be transferred to another section of the store. Anything but firearms and knives.

I've been a customer of ASO since they opened their doors in Richmond. Being the first location and…read morehave purchased from prior stores outside of Virginia I was excited when it arrived. But my last few visits were beyond disappointing. The front supervisor got rude when my wife were the only customers in the store and when we went around the maze to get to the register we stood there for nearly 4minutes while the front supervisor and four other employees just stood there gabbing and occasionally looked our way. When were asked for assistance the supervisor directed one of the employees to help us. The employee stated "She was going to lunch" WTH!!?? The supervisor immediately broke up the gabbers and left the area. We placed the $350 worth of products on the counter and left. When I called back to the store to speak with the front supervisor . She immediately got defensive. I then called the National Customer Service and was promised a call back from the Store Manager . When the SM finally called me I commented on how the store staff especially the management team had hit rock bottom. All I received were excuse after excuse and we want you back. I will never step into another ASO again! I have started shopping at CABELA'S, BASS PRO , and GREEN TOP for my sports and shooting needs.

Just horrible and rude and poor quality equipment. Save yourself the trip and go to a big box or…read moreorder online.

This store offers a plethora of new and gently used sports equipment and accessories…read more Although I'm in the market for a barbell, they are currently out and offered to put my name on the waitlist. When it's available, the customer pays online and picks up curbside. If you play any sport and are in need of equipment, consider checking their inventory before shopping elsewhere.