The day finally came where I came back in here to purchase my new pair of skates. They had a new…read morefeet measuring machine so I started from scratch. Grayson was my helper throughout my whole process and was very patient with trying on different skates, skating around, getting them baked, and another other questions I had. Very satisfied with the experience and price for my skates. Prices have changed a lot since my last pair 10 years ago but am very happy that they had a rewards program as well!

Solid hockey store that carries most of the major brands and has great selection. The store is…read morecurrently undergoing renovations, but when those are done I would imagine this store will be quite an experience. Overall, we have had our skates sharpened here a few times and everything was done correctly. The staff here are not as knowledgeable or experienced as Perani's, especially for goalie equipment. If you have a difficult case or unusual circumstance, I would definitely head to Perani's first. Pure Hockey has a great rewards program and is a chain in the midwest. If you go to tournaments in IL, MN or MI then staying loyal to Pure Hockey might be a good choice.

Do not waste your time bringing your items to this business. Was offered insulting low offer for…read more"like-new" golf clubs, used at most 10 times. Horrible place to do business with!!!

I love this place. First, the prices are amazing. I buy almost all of my kids' sporting goods…read morehere. Lately it has been Lacrosse and skis, but we also get rollerblades, and cleats here too. Why? Because my kids are growing fast, so they don't wear these things out, they just use them for a short period of time. We trade stuff in too. They give us money for stuff we would have just thrown out or put in a yard sale. It is convenient to bring in last year's skis and boots and get this year's skis and boots, much better than a ski swap, because you can go there whenever you want. My son gets top quality equipment, all set up and adjusted for about $150 per year. I read the other reviews and they complain about a woman that work(ed?) here, but I have never met this person and I've been to the store half a dozen times in the past year. It is always men there. They are always friendly. Oh yeah, football mouthguards are half the price of anyplace else here, so when you are picking up cleats, grab a couple.

My friend and I stopped in so he could get some of his hockey gear appraised to sell and pick up a…read morenew used pair of gloves. This store is as worn out as some of the sports gear they sell, but I suppose that's the nature of the beast. They offered to set him up for consignment on his skates and he traded the remaining gear he had for the gloves. Had I been in his shoes I think I would've opted to go the eBay route and hold out for a better deal. He seemed to be happy with the trade though.

This store is very shabby looking. It is dimly lit, overcrowded and generally run down. The…read morewoman in the store (whom I suspect is the owner) has a very condescending and demeaning attitude. I took a few things in to sell and she told me to lay them out on the floor!! (The counter was stacked high with items that looked like they had been there a long time). She never made eye contact, wrote numbers on a filthy dry erase board and than began to degrade everything I had brought in. After a few of her comments, I simply said "no thank you" and began to pack up my stuff. She then said "Oh, I am interested in the ice skates." I said "no" and left. Drove to the store on 26 mile. The store is clean, and not overly crowded. The guys there (both of them) greeted me immediately when I walked in, said "hey, let's look at what you brought" and proceeded to tell me, politely, that they were overstocked with a couple of the items I had brought and would not be interested, but were really encouraging about the other items. All in all a very positive experience and I will be back to buy and sell. Drive a bit extra to go to the 26 mile store--it will be worth it!!

Modern is the best. The first time I went when I moved to Michigan in 2021 it reminded me exactly…read moreof going to Vans skatepark in California 2 decades ago. Been hitting it at least once a week since. So lucky to have something like this local- especially for the winters. I hope modern stays open forever.

My mom and I took my nephew here since my brother and SIL were in town for an anniversary e…read more Open from noon to 8PM on Saturday. $16 for two hours of skating and $25 for all day skating. They do lock-in skating events usually during holidays mostly. There are tables for the folks that aren't skating and they have Wi-Fi and a parent room that's quieter. Two seat high tables along the fence for the minor kids and a bunch of random couches by the main entrance. The parent room provides a bit of shelter from the constant noise of wheels rolling over metal plates at the top and bottom of a ramp. The interior is a big open warehouse. Fenced in for the skaters. Not fancy, but lots of different ramps for skateboarding, rollerblading or for razor scooters. My nephew wanted to try out every ramp to see which one was to his liking. Do bring a book, noise canceling headset and maybe a phone charger too. If you need snacks, Kroger is just across Stephenson and Penn Station subs just a half a mile away. They do have some snacks in the 3 vending machine. Probably a bit more fun coming with friends. My nephew felt a bit comfy after a half hour of getting the lay of the land. It can feel a bit chilly in the warehouse. My nephew said there's some fun ramps and runs, he was getting toasty running around some. Not me. He walks some and studies them ahead of skating to see what's on the other side to make sure there aren't any stairs on the other side of a ramp. My nephew likes the two half circle ramp with the flat landing in between. He also enjoyed the bowl, which has a slope to enter it.

Don't go here unless you like being talked to like you're stupid. What a terrible experience. Also,…read morenot really much inventory. I was told they could order me a bike and never heard back. What a joke.

I went there twice, first time the younger guy changed both my inner tubes waiting around 15mins,…read moresecond time he helped me changed both my tire very quickly. Good store to have nearby. Thanks for the service guys!

My husband works with them often on embroidered promotional items…read more They have about a week turnaround on most projects. Their prices are quite reasonable and affordable too. Their staff is incredibly friendly and easy to work with, no job is too big or small or easy or complex. They have done jackets, performance polos, carhartts to Christmas stockings. They run an efficient and well respected shop and business too.

They did an amazing job on our fun run t-shirts and hoodies. We were on a time crunch trying to get…read morethe last few sizes together, but they managed to get our order done in time for the event, it was even a few days early.

Sales associates were extremely friendly, knowledgeable, courteous, and welcoming. Store offered…read moreplenty of merchandise and selection. Pricy but great quality.

Small Rally's store inside the mall…read more Bought a Red Wings pennant, metal signs: Tigers and old school Lions. A Lighted Lions and lighted Tiger's D. Lexi and Nick are helping us. Super friendly and helpful. Not sure why each Rally's doesn't have the same items. Had the first one we went to earlier had the same items, I wouldn't have had to go to two places. It's done. All good. My CC is taking a hit today.

From my time being at the mall this was by far my most favorite store to visit. This place has a…read morelot of great detroit themed merchandise and products are great for decoration as well. I found a great ordeal of t-shirt as well that I wish I could have bought. Prices here are actually pretty fair and a selection here is above all incredible. Staff here was friendly and helpful throughout my entire visit as well. I love your little diner that they have featured in the window! that is the thing that lured me into the store. Highly recommend checking this place out.

The location I went to was in Downtown Detroit right next to the Element Hotel…read more Super cute shop with lots of fun items to look at or purchase (cards depicting local areas in the Detroit area), shirts, hats, Lions, Tigers and Detroit gear. Great for souvenirs or gifts. We got a Lions sweatshirt and a couple Detroit t-shirts (yay, they are long enough for tall people 6'4") and reasonable prices. You can try them in the small area in the back, just ask. Cute place for some shopping in the D and proceeds go to Charity!

Always a pleasure shopping in this store. Everyone is friendly and knowledgeable. Returns are easy…read moreand no hassle.

the selection was vast and options limitless. I learned all about different styles of hats…read more I would like to see more women's cut shirts and v necks for women. if I'm going to spend $50 for a T-shirt, I want what I want.

Purchased item online for an in store pickup. As a member, my co-op funds were applied and got it…read morefor even less. It was ready when promised. I like businesses that make my life easy.

My daughter has a membership with Rei, so we visit every now and again. I use a mobility scooter…read more While they do have automatic doors, the button on the inside door is so far back in the alcove, that I hit it and could not get turned around before the door closed. There were many areas that I was not able to get to. The socks, which is what I came for, are on a wall at the back of the clearance area. The floor was so covered in merchandise and the displays were so close together, that I could not get near them. The clothing aisles were all diagonal and impossible to navigate. Lastly, and most upsetting to me, my daughter and I were checking out at the same time and her cashier was really pleasant, greeted her warmly and kept up a stream of converation, but the one that waited on me was rude and barely spoke. I can't say for sure that this was due to my disability, but what else am I to think? Evidently Rei doesn't care for disabled people. Or maybe they think that people with disabilities do not need active merchandise, so they don't have to cater to them. Either way it was sad to be treated negatively just because I have to use a scooter to get around.