"Dear, tva: I am a…read morebig sports nerd and want to get some replica shirts from some of my favourite teams in the NHL (not just the Leafs), NFL (not just the Bills), NBA (not just the Raptors), as well as the MLS (okay, just TFC) and some other soccer teams in Europe. I could go to a large chain and get these things, but that just makes me feel dirty and bad inside. Can you suggest any place? HELP! Yours, Harried in Hogtown" "Dear HiH: As luck would have it, I can help you out. Just south of King Street on Yonge is a place called Sportzone. Gloriously independent, it's run by knowledgeable staff that provide shirts and other sports memorabilia at decently competitive prices. If they don't have what you want, they'll order it for you, pretty sharpish. It's nice to help out the little guy, isn't it? Oh, and note that the guy who works there is a Leafs fan as well, so you'll probably get on swell with him. Which is the only sad part about that place. Yours, tva"

Never ever purchase anything from this store. About 90% of everything in stock is counterfeit…read more I bought a jersey a last year from this store, was told it was authentic, paid $125 for it. Turned out the jersey was counterfeit and worth no more than $25. I couldn't return it and now Im stuck with some piece of junk fake jersey from China.

I had a gift card to this location and the employees were really friendly and helpful. They helped…read moreme pick out items I wanted on multiple occasions. The prices are a bit high but I did keep a Maple Leaf sweater and it is so soft. It is actually the softest sweater I have ever owned. It's super comfortable so I definitely recommend this store. They have jerseys and lots of memorabilia for all your sporting good needs.

Between the poor inventory, horrible opening hours and the location this store is not worth the…read morevisit unless you are attending a Leafs or Raptors game. It acts like a flagship store that truly only stocks Raptors and Leafs gear most being completely overpriced. I have had to come here for TFC gear and they barely ever have anything and had to go into the back to find it, when they couldn't they told me I had to go to the store at BMO Field which is only open on game days and only to those who have tickets to the game. MLSE has other teams with large fan bases and completely ignores them for what they consider their top two teams.

I gave the Arcteryx Queen Street, Toronto store a call today, looking for a particular Goretex…read moreshell. This shell was sold out online and unfortunately in the store for now. I was lucky enough to speak to Maya in the store, who is a fantastic associate. She directed me to the "Notify Me" button online so I can be alerted when the item is available. Maya was very pleasant and knowledgeable and a huge asset to the store and brand. The store is located at 399 Queen St. W.

Arc'teryx has a funky name related to a dinosaur but instead of having a dubious future, they…read moreinsist that you will be ready for any apocalypse at least the weather generated ones. Need a jacket that looks stylish yet can ward off torrential rains? They have it. Footwear looks amazing and the colours and textures set them apart making MEC look like the Wal Mart of outdoor clothes. Awesome.

Patagonia is an amazing brand. Sustainable and fashion forward. Ethical and even donates profits to…read morenoble causes. They also have a great warranty period. It's a lifetime warranty with the iron clad guarantee. Service in store is so personable and friendly - I really appreciated all the Help I had here. P.S. holiday season better sweaters are selling our fast. They didn't have any mediums left. I'll definitely be back to shop this Patagonia store!

Patagonia is an incredible brand that never disappoints. I own many Patagonia items and I am always…read moreamazed by the quality. I recently went into the Toronto store as my down jacket had a tear in the zipper. The team at the reception desk immediately went into problem solve mode and offered a solution. They shipped the jacket off to their warehouse and I asked them to ship it to me when fixed. A few weeks after this happened I received a call from Julie at the store who confirmed the coat was fixed and she offered to drop it off at my home (instead of mailing which would take longer). I was amazed by this level of service and I have been telling everyone I know about this experience. Keep doing what your doing Patagonia and big thanks to Julie for going above and beyond!!

This is a pretty big store and has TONS of stuff. Every corner you turn around there is something…read morenew to discover. Get down here quickly as their lease is expiring so everything is up to 50% off. The store will be moving, not closing so don't fret if you don't get there in time. The customer service isn't the greatest but they mean well. The only issue I've had at this store was with a pair of cargo pants that I bought. The button on the waist was missing :P

I paid at the service shop of Sport Check Eaton center for a wax and a mount adjustment of my…read morebindings for my snowboard and my wife's snowboard. When I went to pick up the bindings were not adjusted as I requested and the technician was not providing a positive service. I feel like they did not even do the waxing of my board. I'll make sure to share my bad experience on all social media and digital channels. Stop robbing people! The worst service ever

TLDR - staff is trying to push more expensive stuff and lie about stock availability and just bad…read morecustomer service in general Called up and asked if a certain helmet was in stock, was told that it was. Make an hour long trek to get to the place to get it. The helmet was not on display so I asked a staff member if it's available, he told me that it was and told me he would get it in like a minute. Walked by couple of times and kept assuring me that he would send someone Eventually told me that it's in an offsite area and they would only send someone if I paid first as there was nobody free to do that(I could see some staff just loitering), which seemed very sketchy to me as he said he can get it in 5 mins but then why not do it now After placing the order he was still roaming around and said he's looking for someone to go get it as he didn't have the keys... Eventually walked out without the helmet

A few Sundays ago, I was in the Spadina-Queen Street West area. I walked by this MEC on my way to…read morean eatery for lunch. Walking back to my car after lunch, I decided to stop by this store and check it out. I like MEC. On the first floor, freeze-dried food was in front of me. Pad thai sounded great. I then saw electrolyte tablets and waffles. If you are looking for a water bottle, there are lots to choose from. From Hydro Flask, to MEC's own line, you can find something that will suit your hydration needs. I saw lots of camping items. Tents. Cookware. LED lanterns. This store has everything imaginable. The downside is that I didn't see any sales items. I find it expensive to shop here, especially post-co-op memberships. There are two floors to this store. You can take the stairs or find the elevator. I didn't buy anything. However, it was nice to browse. (433)

The worst online customer service; they have a chat function that clearly doesn't work. After tons…read moreof waiting, they ask you to email. Which they also haven't replied to (almost a month for an order that's 'PROCESSING'...). Annoying.

Place an order online It was prepared within the hour…read moreTwo mini lines at eaton centre Out within ten minutes Sport chek phone answerer and store runner both A plus!

The Sport Chek entrance is on the same level as the food court. This one had a good amount of…read moreToronto fan gear and due to the time of year, the Jays stuff was front and center. Definitely a good place to check out if you want to have your merch before the game. This isn't the biggest Sport Chek but is set up much the same. Even though it wasn't huge, there were small clearance sections in each of the men's and women's sections.