Huh. What's not to like…read more There's a lot of one stop shop Save yourself a bunch of by making one stop right here Fairly knowledgeable adults instead of young kids who don't know what they're talking about It is a lot of proprietary stuff made in the orient If you tend to shop on Amazon, you might as well come here And actually feel and touch the stuff Even if you don't have something on your shopping list that you need It is a good idea come here and walk up and down every aisle To see what they have

We shop Bass Pro and Cabela's fairly regularly. I've never really had anything bad to say and not…read moreoverly good either but on this specific trip, numerous associations checked on us and asked if they could help. It seemed out of the norm, almost as though they're working harder on their customer service. We got everything we went in for, which is always nice.

I have only been in the store a couple of times and each time it was to buy a young family member a…read moregift card. This is the place they want to shop for all kinds of gear and outerwear ! When I walked in I was impressed by how easy it is to find what you are looking for ... At least to find where it would be if they have it . It seems like they do have a lot of good things . I browsed thru their outerwear and saw some nice name brand jackets I would like to have . I think they were selling the ones in good shape for about 70% off . The staff was helpful and friendly . When I checked out their website I was also impressed by their online presence . The hoarding Marmot is centrally located and plays an important role in our outdoor lifestyle .

Great winter and ski consignment store! I was able to grab a long Marmont jacket for $75!…read moreDefinitely pop in here if you are looking to unload winter gear or are in need of some

We rented fishing gear from 6th Ave. Outfitters. We were out of state and they even recommended…read moreplaces we could fish during the off season, so we were thrilled and they had a great selection of all types of gear needed in Alaska.

I like this store. They sell a good mix of gear for fishing, hunting and just mucking around rivers…read moreand beaches, as well as shirts, pants and jackets that just look good for general all-weather use. It isn't your typical outdoor store which caters to runners, backpackers, mountaineers and hikers but sells mostly gear for real people to really use on a daily basis. The lady behind the front desk was friendly and helpful. Also, no sales tax here!

Had all the stuff I needed for my tent camping trip to Kodiak Island! Many thanks for your friendly…read morehelp.

Amazing! Service, selection and value. This is quality gear…read more No joke. If you need gear this is the place to go. Jason and Rick were so helpful outfitting my son for a NOLS Patagonia trip. We literally couldn't have done it without them! Thank you, AMH!

Nice people. Excellent equipment. Items needed were on…read moresale. The price - while not Costco style were very reasonable.

I haven't been in here in years and what a nice surprise going in after their remodel is completely…read moredone... which has been for a while. We stopped in because we were both on the hunt for work boots and Carhartt's. Upon entry, an awesome table with fishing paraphernalia, which was great to see since I've been tying flies to get prepped for the season. No fly tying supplies, but plenty of quality gear in the store! The staff was super nice and quick to offer assistance! We were browsing but the moment we were in the footwear section, there was someone there to assist with sizes. Excellent selection of workwear for women, plenty of Carhartt's and Dovetail clothes with sizes from 0-24 that I was able to see. A helpful gentleman mentioned that if my size wasn't on the rack, they'd be happy to check a small supply in the back and also their downtown store. That's was great to know, since I forgot about the downtown location. They have a couple of dressing rooms for trying on items prior to purchase. Although we didn't find boots for my husband, I did pick up some Dovetail work pants and overalls that are not only functional, but attractive too. Everyday clothes men's, women & children...blue collar work clothing, high vis, sportsman wear, boots & shoes and a nice selection of fishing gear to boot! They offer a rewards program, birthday coupons and veteran's discount to boot! Big Ray's is definitely worth a stop!

Good selection for outdoor activities. Very pro winter. Winter is here, plenty of stuff to keep…read morewarm.

Great stuff and great staff. Their selection of items is extensive and the staff are friendly and…read morewilling to help. Or, if you say your are good, they understand that too. Some of us just like to look around in peace and they get it. The owner's management style comes only second class to his award winning beard and it is still neck and neck. 10/10

We booked a 3 day winter excursion with Montana Hiking Gal for Fairbanks, AK this last March and it…read morewas everything we wanted in a winter wonderland Alaskan experience! As two city slickers, we generally knew what types of activities we wanted to experience in Alaska, but had no idea where to start: How to book events, where to go and where to avoid, the logistics of driving in winter in Alaska, and how to do this all safely. Heather is a one stop shop! Prior to our trip, she consulted us on what we were interested in experiencing, made sure she knew what "experience level" we had for things like hiking/ climbing, and made a full itinerary for each day we were there. This was truly a 5 star roll out in customer service. Once our evening flight touched down in Fairbanks, Heather picked up our rental car and brought us to our Air BnB, which was a dry cabin still within Fairbanks city limits. Day 1 kicked off riding with a dogsled team at Chena Hot Springs, followed by soaking in the hot spring and touring the Ice Museum with an apple martini (in a glass made of ice). We were planning on going out to dinner, but our Air BnB host left us a Copper River Salmon fillet that we cooked up instead. Yum! Day 2 we took a long, but gorgeous, drive out to Castner Glacier. Heather had any and all extra warm, hiking/climbing, and safety gear that we needed for our 3-mile hike to the glacier. Since the glacier was frozen over, forming a cave, (this doesn't happen every year), Heather was sure to make our day hike as safe and memorable as possible. After returning back into Fairbanks, we ate dinner and went Aurora hunting at night. Unfortunately, the Aurora was not going off that night, but I don't think Heather controls the magnetic field, so I can't ding her on that one haha. Day 3 we took a quick trip to the North Pole! We met 2 elves working their off-season jobs at Safeway and McDonalds, but also got to see Santa at his workshop. Before our flight we rounded off the day at the World Ice Art Championship exhibit. We didn't have time to see this at night, but the sculptures were still very impressive nonetheless. Overall, this trip was 5/5 stars and there is no one better to book and experience Alaska with than Montana Hiking Gal! Ease of booking, itinerary, customer service, value for your dollar, and overall experience was amazing and I could not recommend enough booking your next adventure to Alaska with Montana Hiking Gal!

From the owner: We are dedicated to providing our customers with the best possible experience. Whether you're a…read morebeginner or seasoned traveler, our team is here to help you find the right destination and plan the experience of a lifetime! We offer customized trips and itineraries, small group guide services as well as gear rentals that won’t break the bank.

I had some complicated needs for some specialty gear that I had left behind in my home state. B&J…read moreknew, understood and had every item I was looking for. Thankful for this store.

Me and my husband went today to get couple things for fishing and also to get my fishing license…read moreand the lady name Linda was so helpful and kind. She help get what I needed to get. This a great place to get stuff you need

John and Tom in the Bike department, really nice guys very knowledgeable and friendly,…read more I recommend both of these guys very highly, a pleasure to meet both of them , Steve the old British guy ,

I came in looking for a good backpack to take to Europe maybe 40 liters. Right as I walked through…read morethe door there was an AWFUL, STINKY smell. The smell was more in certain areas than others but it was so foul I had to get out of there. Otherwise they had an alright selection of backpacks just not exactly what I was looking for.

Absolutely the best built boats on the west coast!read more