This gun shop may be small but the staff is super helpful and wonderful to buy from. The FFL…read moretransfer fees are cheap and they make everything easy. If they don't have something you want Lewis will try and get it for you, he was able to get me a 7mm Remington magnum I was looking for that nobody else had. The gun was beautiful and was a good price. I will be doing all of my future gun related services here.

Low country firearms did a great job in receiving my rifle and performing the police check. Fast…read moreand courteous service.

I purchased a Sportsman 232 Open boat with a 300hp Yamaha and Road King trailer and have been…read morethrilled with the boat and thrilled with the service provided. This was a major investment and you can be sure you are dealing with a customer focused company who you can trust. Thank you Milo Hanckel, Debbie and Ben in the service department.

I had a problem with w Yamaha Lower unit which was under warranty. Celeste and team were able to…read morework with Yamaha and have me fixed and back on the water in 3.5 days with a new lower unit. Amazing work. Thanks so much.

Kicking off this review by making it clear that kayaking was not my idea of a vacation day well…read morespent. Sure, I consider myself somewhat outdoorsy ... I like hiking and biking as much as the next gal ... but I was NOT stoked on kayaking for four hours through potentially alligator-infested waters. But keep reading ... because my experience with Water Dog Paddle Co. totally changed my mind. From the initial booking process to the communication before we actually even got on the water, Ryan was great! He sent us a pin with the exact location we'd be embarking from ... and made sure we had his phone number if we somehow got lost along the way. He also pushed back our planned launch based on the tides, so we would get the best experience possible out on the water. You do have to sign a waiver, but Ryan walks you through all the details once the whole crew has arrived. As I mentioned above, I was scared about coming across a gator ... but Ryan explained he can count on one hand the amount of times he's seen one while on a tour, and reassured us that they don't usually venture out into the salt marshes. Water Dog provides all the gear you need ... life jackets, kayaks and oars ... plus water bottles for your group once you're actually out on the water. Once you're actually in the kayak, Ryan is an amazing tour guide. He's been paddle boarding all over the world, and he told us all about his travels in between pointing out some of the incredible South Carolina wildlife. We even saw two dolphins during the tour, which was an unforgettable addition to an already awesome day. I will say that kayaking is not as easy as everyone says it is. I got stuck in the reeds several times because it's kind of hard to stop once you get started ... but my fiancé pulled me out by my oars and helped get us back on track. Thankfully - I did not fall in the water. That was my number one concern ... and I managed to come away mostly dry. At the end of our kayaking voyage, Ryan gave us each a Water Dog sticker ... and explained the story behind the company's name (no spoilers! You have to book a trip and find out for yourself). He also took several pictures of us while we were kayaking ... and emailed them out to us within one day so we could post the photos if we wanted to! That was a nice touch, considering the last thing you want to be focused on while you're kayaking is pulling out your phone to capture the memory. I would definitely recommend booking a tour with Water Dog Paddle Co. the next time you're on Seabrook or Kiawah Island!

We had a great day on the water this afternoon with Ryan. He is clearly passionate and…read moreknowledgable about the area and the sport. He made it super fun for all ages. We were paddle-boarding through the marshes along pathways that would barely have fit a kayak. He made an effort to point out unusual bird nests and great facts about the area and wildlife. We all really enjoyed our guide's cheerful conversation and relaxed way of engaging the group - and he took lots of fun photos we are eager to see tomorrow! Beautiful way to spend an afternoon in the area.

Dishonesty. One example of many: I got a new motor put on an old boat. Brice (Mike's son) told me…read moreabout how awesome it handled on the test run he performed. That could not have been true, because when I first ran it, the torque tab had not been adjusted. Not a single degree. I had to fight the wheel like crazy. There's no way a mechanic would test run a boat and not notice that. Not a chance it was a mistake. It was a damned lie.

Bill N Been doing business with Mike for well over 10yr were…read morehe has done all my 2 boats. Honest and fair bought 1 motor from him and he keeps my 20 plus year old 9.5

We rented golf carts for a few days over Christmas. They were dropped off early, and picked up on…read morethe day of our checkout. I called them the day after Christmas to confirm something, and they were extremely pleasant and polite. Next time we visit Edisto, we will definitely utilize Edisto Essentials!

We rented a LSV from here this week. Communication was great. Delivery was on time and everything…read moreworked well. We will definitely rent from them again. They are cheaper than the other places on the island, and had exactly what we wanted.

Amazing knowledgeable kind staff! This is an incredibly well run center! With 3 generations asking…read morequestions they were very helpful to all of us! The programs are great for all ages!

Lets see. Swimming pool, nature center, big filed to host concerts and fire works, yep a good place…read moreto go. Now I will say this, the pool is crowded and they do run out of towels sometimes, but the area is clean and well run. You can order food their too. the burgers are so good! the nature center has so many live animals plus lots of information about local wildlife and its free. The fourth of july celebration here is the best. Bands, food, trains, bouncy stuff for the kids, the king of pops! Yum! Yep its free too. Head on out and make a day of it.

I ran the half in 2017 (signed up for the full in '18 but got sick on race weekend). I would have…read moreto say that the half was better. Putting aside the obvious challenges of running twice as far in a full, the views and course were more mundane. The two races share the course for half of the race, but the extra half in the full seemed less scenic. More kind of marshy stuff with open roads, not the live oak lined trees and Spanish moss. It's a flat race but there are a lot, a lot of turns. The paved trail winds through some neighborhoods and the trail architect seemed to get a kick out of looping the road around every single possible tree. Could have cut the turns down from 4,000 to 2,000 by utilizing a straighter path. Of course, the turns are fun on a bike, but not so much when running. The last two years have been frigid. In fact, both years were the same weekend as a winter storm a couple of hours north. Not sure what is it about this weekend that brings the worst weather, but prepare for low 40s with rain or mid 60's and sun. Lovely race!

There are a few marathon/half marathons offered in/around Charleston and since this one is hosted…read moreby Kiawah I always feel like it should the fanciest of the fancy. I've done this race for 3 years in a row now (because my friends are peer pressure-ers) and I'm not sad about it. Perks: -I can get to Kiawah in an hour. That's not too bad considering I've flown to other cities to run. -Over 40 years of experience = well oiled machine. -Family experiences before/during the race. -A buffet after the race. -A pre-race INSIDE waiting space. -Day of packet pickup. Let me repeat that last one for those in the back.. A pre-race INSIDE waiting space. Because standing outside in December/winter when it's cold/windy/rainy (as it tends to be at the start of the race in the last 3 years) REALLY SUCKS, even in temperate Charleston. What doesn't suck? Being inside where it's warm and where there are toilets and plenty of open space for making a Megan-rito and taking a pre-race nap. Yes, yes, I've done this. #NotSorry Cons: -It takes me an hour to get there+traffic+shuttle time for off-island parking. Sob. That's a 0430 wake up time to make it to the island to take the shuttle and then usually 1.5+ hours of waiting before the 0800 start time (but again, INSIDE waiting space, sooo fine). -Cold food from the buffet is not my idea of post-race delicacies. Truthfully, I just want a store bought blueberry muffin and a bottle of water. -It's the same course every year. -There are some narrow parts of the course which cause bottlenecks, this is, of course, after the marathoners and half marathoners are back together and it's stressful. -You cannot pick up someone else's race packet. This sucks because Kiawah is NOT convenient to get to. Day-of pickup is available, but where do you put your stuff? Gear check is such a drag. -Limited packet pick up options. Last year, I think, was the first year that off-island packet pickup was offered, which still didn't matter because my non-Charleston running friends still had to wait until the night before or day of to get their packets, so why bother? So for a local, it's not a bad race to participate in. If you're not local, it's probably more of a one-and-done type of race.