Went in for a cage repair on a helmet. Was helped out quickly and efficiently at no cost…read more Great service.

After a mad chase through about four other large sports stores, this tried, tested and true…read morelocation of Cleve's in Burnside finally hooked me up with a couple packages of ping pong balls. Or, table tennis balls if you're super classy about your miniature sports. The building looks a bit rundown from the outside but it's nicely done once you get through the main doors. The layout is spread out by sport which makes things easy to find, and while I didn't need any help this time around, most staff seemed pretty enthusiastic when it came to helping other midday shoppers find what they were looking for. The downside? Well, the parking lot is a bit of a minefield. It's a one-way wrap around the building, although plenty of people are oblivious to this fact, and there are gravel sections, potholes galore, and tight squeezes around the staff parking on the far side. Drive carefully!

The Helly Hansen store I did not even know existed until I went to the gym. I remember back in the…read moreday when I had my blue Helly coat and all that I can remember is that me being dry and my friends being wet. Now this is a great product that will stand the test of time. Coats and shells, gloves,hats and even pants that are all designed for the weather. Now is this store pricy? It will cost a few extra bucks but if you think about it over the time that you will maintain the product it is worth it.

This store is awesome! They have both leisure products (Hiking, sailing, cross-training, skiing…read moreetc.) and workwear products (Hi-Viz, flotation, flame retardant etc.). One of the great features is that they have lots of factory seconds and sale items so there is lots of stuff to meet every budget. Helly Hansen Branded products have great quality. There is tones of parking and it's easy to find (Between Staples and Pets Unlimited)

I was on Quinpool yesterday when I realized it had been over a year since I'd been into The Trail…read moreShop. Well, I had to fix that mistake! I stuck to the main floor with the clothes, though they do have a second floor with bigger items like tents. I love the set up of the store, though it doesn't seem very friendly for folks who aren't able-bodied with the stairs right at the front entrance. Not super great. The product selection is pretty good, with tons of backpacks and water bottles greeting you as you walk up the stairs to the main floor. The clothing is split between men and women and they seemed to have some pretty decent sales going on. Not going to lie though, I was drawn to the huge selection of socks. A bit weird? Maybe. But there's something so wonderful about a great pair of socks, y'know? Anyway, the Trail Shop is a great independently owned sporting good stores, and if you're in the area I highly recommend checking it out. The staff are friendly and happy to help if you have questions, or to leave you alone if you just want to look around.

The Trail Shop is essentially a mini MEC and for this reason, i'm generally a fan…read more Lots of great camping equipment, rain and winter weather clothing, as well as hiking boots, etc. I'm planning to head backpacking this spring/summer and i'll definitely check out Trail Shop for rain gear and shoes before I leave. Overall, you can expect to find high end brands such as: Arc'teryx, Lolë, North Face and Kuhl.

Maybe if your a man you'll get service here but if you're a woman save your money and.go somewhere…read moreelse. I spent 15 minutes hanging around and gazing at the semi automatic hand guns ( which I am in the market for) and not one.sales person approached me or asked if I needed help. Guess they don't need my money after all.

Amazing!... that…read morethey haven't gone out of business yet. This store has unreal potential if only they had a competent gunsmith and better management. Don't take my word for it. Ask around the hunting/shooting community. The gunsmith is not very good at his job. Buggered up my shotgun. They only have the capability to do gun service that you can do at home. No lathe, no proper taps, the list of things he can't do is longer than the list of what he can do. The inventory is over priced and very few of the staff members know anything about hunting. I will say that the people that work at the counter are very nice. This store just does a lot of things and none of them very well. Save your money and go elsewhere. Sorry

Bang up job by the folks at PHL , the staff is very knowledgeable about gear and set ya up for…read moresuccess on what ever budget you happen to be on. If you purchase a helmet at another store you can bring it in and get a visor or cage/fishbowl placed on it ( needs to be purchased there obviously ) at no extra charge and get stick extenders put in your stick as well.

Hockey Life speaks for itself, this store is Larger than any sports store I have been in. Gracing…read morethe outside as well as inside is a huge picture of our own "Sid The Kid" Sydney Crosby. Hockey life was established in Montreal in 1973 and now carries the crown for the largest retail hockey store with a total of 23 in Canada. Yes this is a box store but it is Canadian. The store has large flat screen TV's throughout it to make your experience that much better while shopping. I can not imagine there is anything else needed. This store carries it all from, sticks, skates, bags , safety equipment, memorabilia, clothing, the list goes on. I eyed a few things I think would be great for gifts. Now, I will be honest, when the word Hockey is said, I think Money, sports are very expensive to take part in, that is nothing new. So do not complain on prices. It is what it is. I felt the prices were reasonable here. There was a hockey bag for about $45.00. However, I am not a professional shopper of hockey gear, so keep that in mind if you go in. This is a great store and a welcomed edition to the city for sure. We are a huge hockey town here, so I think this place will do well. The staff here were young and friendly, I think it would be a great place to work.

Made the mistake of buying adjustable weights here for $2000 with a stand. I bought the weights…read morewith all the weight stacks up to 100 pounds but they had to order them in so my second trip in. I got my weights and the stand got it home put the stand together and the weights overlap the stand by 2 inches so they sold me the wrong stand I emailed them to Let them know they said I could exchange it for the proper stand, but I had to pay full price. Long story short after I complained about all the trips I had to make in they exchanged it. Fast-forward eight months later I go in there to finish equipping my home gym. I walked around there for at least 10 minutes I was the only one in the store and the guy didn't acknowledge me or anything so long story short again I left and went and spent $5000 at fitness depot Atlantic, who were great and offered good customer service and I will be dealing with them from here on out and you should too!

Exchanged a high visibility winter coat today with a zipper issue. They were able to find the…read morereceipt on their system and did the exchange without question. I will be back for sure. William V.

80$ not fix anything. Just scan it and hold my car for one week. Not have any apology like I own…read morethem money. Never come back.

2 of the staff was excellent and you could genuinely tell they cared / we're interested in what…read morethey were selling. There was another set of losers there practically just watching the time go. I'll return once this place has been replaced.

There is a great history behind Sportwheels. It has been around for over 50 years supporting…read morefamilies in the Sackville area. If you have a young family that is into sports, this is the place you should go. They have a fantastic "Trade' n Save on all the gear, bikes etc. This has helped many a family keep their kids in sports. After all , just about every year kids need to change up their gear. Skates can run you up to $200 per child. The staff is excellent, when we were there , we were on the hunt for new skates, or should I say, a new pair of used ones. Well, it is not as easy as you think. Every skate is different and a lot of brands. Too many to choose from. The staff went through the whole gamut with us. We went in with figure skates and came out with hockey skates! All was good! This was and is a family owned business in the 4th generation. They know how to give a break on the pocket book. When you say to someone , we are in the market for gear, they always send you hear first.