Went to get my jacket waxed! They did a great job, called me as soon as the jacket was ready the…read morenext morning (about 1 or 2 business hours) and gave me back my jacket in the same condition but much better waxed. Staff was kind and attentive, service was fast.

Walked into this store August 20, 2024 in the early afternoon. Walked around the store three times…read more During this time, the two young female dingbats behind the counter were more interested in talking than helping anyone. A few more people came in and they just stood there taking. Never again will I shop here. I went nextdoor to Patagonia and gave them $600 for the items I needed. Get a clue Fjällräven. In order to sell your overpriced garbage, it might help if you hired people who can interact with potential customers. These two were flat out pathetic.

Excellent service. Only to of the line equipment, so prices match. I was looking for a ski bag…read morebackpack for a last minute Christmas present. Wanted to buy local. I called ahead and made an appointment, which keeps the number of people manageable, and they had what I wanted in stock. I had three choices of styles and prices, some in different colors. Success!

I've been buying skis for my family and myself for 50 years. The people at The Ski Monster are…read moreamazing! Kind, curtiuos, professional, and pay attention to details. This was the best buying experience I have ever had. The products, service, and quality are "Bar None" The value is priceless. Thank you Dylan and your staff for everything.

Definitely one of the cooler Dick's Sporting Goods... This Boston location has it all local sports…read moregear and all your favorites with more variety than your typical store. Two floors, fitting rooms, batting cage, trackman, golf, family restrooms, and more

If you want something kind of sport-related, DICK's really can't be beat. They lose a star for…read morebeing extremely $$$ and the weird double counter crap where you could go to either one but always end up waiting 2x as long because you don't know there's another counter. Why do they have this set up?! Otherwise, the selection is incredible- every brand plus their own DSG brand, which is good value for the quality. The whole store is huge. A giant concrete warehouse in Back Bay, it's kind of surreal and very cold and quiet. A big plus if you're downtown in the summer and looking for a vast dark space to decompress. The dressing rooms are great- they're all huge with big benches. Overall, this is a highly accessible store. A wheelchair or stroller can easily make it around. There are people around stocking and cleaning the fitting rooms, but otherwise you're blissfully left to browse with the option to ask if you need help. It is weirdly zen. Even with sales it is pretty spendy. They do have a lot of sales- easier to spot online- and their signature brand is lower price. If you walk over to the Nike store on Newbury it's the same price, so it just is what it is. I like the vibes, layout, and selection.

Great tour and such a good way to see Boston landmarks in a small amount of time. The staff and…read moreguide (Kosta/Konstantin) were awesome. I was almost going to rent a bike and explore on my own, but it was nice to let someone else navigate and point things out (especially since BOS is not laid out in as simple of a grid as NYC and some other cities).

Wonderful equipment Extremely friendly and helpful…read moreGreat guides I'd personally prefer more details of the stories and history and folklore. A tad less on real estate.

I bought a grey Harvard sweatshirt for my brother; he didn't like it, and I didn't buy a red…read moreHarvard sweatshirt at the Harvard store since I didn't have time, so the next day I discovered this store. Thank God, I found it. I ended up buying both the red Harvard hoodie and the Harvard cap. This place was also cheap compared to the actual store. I didn't buy the appropriate size for my brother and ended up giving it to my mother. Also, the individual working there was friendly and pleasant. I also like how clean and organised it was; my mother liked the sweatshirt, and my friend liked his cap.

Average souvenir shop. College sweatshirts caps scarves and golf balls for MIT and Harvard, 'cause…read morethey're in Boston. Nothing notable or impressive really. My family bought some pens. It is owned by a huge corporation so I don't expect it to change much and it is literally just the standard items at any game or any state just with a different university name.

My whole entire family is originally from Dorchester, anytime there's a birthday celebration, I…read morelike to get everyone Dorchester T-shirt from college Hype. every time I go in the staff is super friendly and helpful! Friendly and professional people and it's a small local business!

I did a mail order purchase from this place. I bought a Dorchester themed hoodie and had them ship…read moreit off to a friend of mine in Ohio. The shipping was fast and my recipient loved the hoodie. I would definitely consider ordering from this company again.

This is a great shop, very impressive. With EMS gone now we have fewer choices when looking for…read moreoutdoor wear. I really liked what they had for men's and women's outdoor clothing. Interestingly enough, they also carry a decent selection of used gear: backpacks/sleeping bags, etc.. Great experience in this wonderful shop.

Some friends and I went tubing down the river and it was incredible! Our transporter, Lucas, was…read moresuper helpful!

If you go here, ask for Javier. He greeted me right as I walked in. I explained that I was looking…read morefor something specific. A pair of hightops that could be worn with a casual blazer. He showed me a few recommendations. The only reason I marked this as a 4 was because I didn't find exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for showing me around Javier. -G

Since I don't have a car, I walk A LOT. I have bad knees, so I walk everywhere in sneakers. And I…read morehave wide feet, so finding said sneakers can be tough. I went into Champs out of convenience, since I go through DTX on my commute. A salesgirl asked me if I needed help, and I told her I was looking for wide sneakers. Of course, they didn't have any, but there were a couple styles that looked like they had a wide toebox, so I asked to try them on. The salesgirl brought out a pair and without asking, replaced the sockliner with a special insole. Had she asked, I would have told her that I have very high arches and can't use insoles in most shoes. But she didn't. And when I put the shoe on I was really confused until I figured out her switch. Since I didn't want the insoles, she started telling me about the most amazing socks in the world, that she loves (and wasn't wearing). Oh, and the shoe protector. You have to have the shoe protector to keep those sneakers clean. I decided to buy the sneakers and a couple pairs of socks, but the salesgirl looked horrified that I wasn't getting the protector. "You know, the netting will get all dirty and you can't get it clean, right?" she said. When I replied that they were for my commute and I didn't care her face was a mix of confused and grossed out. I had to return the shoes and was barely acknowledged. The music was WAY too loud and the store was really hot both times. Not to mention the overstocked salesfloor with no room to move around and the filthy floor itself. I really like the socks I got, but I'm not sure that I want to brave the store to get them again.