Great variety of selections and they also give a military discount too! We have picked up over the…read moreyears jackets and such, glove liners and more here. During the summer the items are different; you won't see much cold weather gear then, but of course, it'd be silly to see summer gear in Winter. There are many specials throughout the year, and the staff are very helpful and friendly.

We love coming into this location, especially for the savings on quality merchandise. The store is…read morewell appointed, and you have an outstanding manager ( Dustin). He always makes certain that we are well informed about the various promotions. They have an extensive selection of Coats, camping gear, and also the childrens section is looking good. The mall has so much to offer, however this is always our favorite spot. Check them out,you will definitely become a repeat customer.

Totally disappointing tent and customer service experience! Stay well away!…read more The truck-tent arrived a day before our camping trip (that's our bad, we should have ordered in more time), and the packaging was already damaged on the outside. Boxes on the inside were covered in what appeared to be a child's crayon scribbles, giving clear indication that we had paid almost $400 for a previously returned product rather than something new as advertised. Once we drove 8 hours away to our camp site and opened up the contents of the boxes, several tent poles were rusty and one of the poles actually showed signs it was about to split. The damaged pole would not fit into the designated holes, probably the reason for the previous return. Assembly was very frustrating due to this, and the pole eventually snapped in half. We had to just make do with the tent half assembled! To make matters worse, that night it rained and the tent leaked, allowing water into the space behind our heads. So much for it being "waterproof"! The final insult was customer service. After receiving what was clearly a defective product, we were told that they would not accept a return as the box had been opened. How exactly is a customer supposed to discover rusty, broke, ill-fitting poles and a leaking tent without opening the box and attempting to use the tent? This policy is less like customer service and more like a way to avoid responsibility for defective merchandise. I even tried to take the matter up with the BBB, and the response from Napier Outdoors was just that it was policy. No apology, no attempt to make things right - even with photos for evidence! Between damaged packaging, poor-quality materials, leaking tent and unhelpful customer service, this has been one of the worst product purchases I've made. Save yourself the frustration, and terrible camping experience, and spend your money elsewhere!

NAPIER sports cove. Not designed for a Prius, doesn't fit like a glove, but it does the job. NAPIER…read moreplease design one for a Prius.

First time in one of these stores I don't care about hunting…read moreor fishing This store is impressive HUGE Impressive to stock and maintain all the goods I like the BASS merchandise, good prices

Has to be the worst store for anything firearms related. I…read moream having to go outside the area to get anything in mentioned products.

Service here is excellent. We were greeted shortly after we walked in and happy to find the store…read morefairly empty. I was looking for winter coats but there were workout pants and tshirts closer to the front of the store. In the middle of the store were winter jackets and there wasn't a lot of sizes in each style but I did find a few I liked in the right size. I asked the sales associate if they had some purple jackets and he showed me a few. In the back of the store they have a section for youth. The men's section to the right had winter jackets, shorts, pants, and tshirts. The sizing seemed to be more of the small and x-large. Most items were 40% off but there were some that were 60% off and clearance was 75%. I was happy to get some decent prices and good service.

Winter. That's what North Face always makes me think of. I think its the name. Or perhaps the…read morewinter wear. But regardless, I wandered in recently and this store is nice. Big. Well stocked. Tons of size options. Plenty of styles. Since I loom for functional winter wear, I don't care if these are last years models or not. A-OK.

I've never noticed this store in the mall before. I think it's new. But it's awesome. All sorts…read moreof high end great winter outdoor clothing. Ski coats. Gloves. Pants. Rain gear. Long underwear. More. Very high end. I think it's Swedish. They know winter gear. 4th star because the store is just awesome.

I regret to say I had a bad experience with Niagara Quartermaster. I hope this is an isolated…read moreincident, but I am not sure. I hate to write a bad review of any business, but the staff demonstrated a fundamental lack of care in my opinion. I am not from the Niagara region. A friend recommended NQ to me, and so I used their Airsoft part ordering service. This process took a couple months, with an extreme lack of communication. My friend would frequently contact the staff, and they would consistently not be aware of the status of our products. Apparently their parts "person" would not be in, and they would not maintain consistent contact with him. NQ would never give an ETA, citing problems at the border with the United States. When the products finally did arrive, we made the hour or so trip into St. Catherine's. Little did we know that the parts were not even ordered for one of my friend's guns. I handed over mine (CYMA M14 and KJW M9) to be fitted with a new barrel and hop up, and my friend gave his Desert Eagle to their gun technician. They then proceeded to tell me (after a week or so) that the hop up replacement was not necessary and that the barrel did not fit. They did not have access to my guns. I get that. But if they did not know something, they should have asked. I still got charged $25 for labour and my friend's gun was worse off than it came in. In terms of selection, NQ is not bad. However, DMZ does get a G&G shipment each month. I would place an order with them and get guns with them instead. I understand certain things take time, but I was never informed of the delay and was never questioned if parts would fit. They still charged me $25 and told me "this stuff happens". A fundamental lack of customer service.

Decent selection, classic airsoft/army store with lots gear. Staff was moderately friendly and did…read moreask if I needed a hand with anything. Good selection of HPA airsoft gear. Worth checking out if you're in the area or browse their online store ! Forgot the mention the prices are good and on par with the current industry which is great

I'd say that they are a mid-line cold weather clothing and gear store. They sell a ton of stuff…read morethat is made for cold weather, but I'd like to note that they don't look like they'd hold up for years on end, maybe just a season or two if you are in a place that is very cold or requires a lot of outdoor activities. They have decent prices, 20% - 70% off when we were there. They sell mostly their own branded merch. I've seen them up north at other places, but infrequently. I think there are other brands that take a bit more of the market share for attention / buying. Overall: B- Solid location for cold weather gear if you just want occasional use.

I'm not sure, but this may be a brand sold only in Canada. At least Ive never seen them stateside…read more They carry outdoor gear and its quality is fine. This is not top of the line, but its affordable for the casual outdoorsperson. They carry their own brand. It feels like a chain, so three stars for that. 2539

Don't understand the bad reviews for this business at all. My wife and I bought two Hobie kayaks…read morewith accessories from this establishment last fall and were treated fantastic from the start of the process to the end. I've even returned to purchase other "add ons" and inquiries on our current equipment. Seems most people that complain don't understand what "currently out of stock" means when they order online. Our in store experience was wonderful!!!

Great knowledge and service. They are the Kayak experts in WNY. The have high end camping…read moreequipment and can outfit any trip for you.

Wouldn't recommend coming here for sneakers, especially if you'll need help…read more I came here for training/gym sneakers. Website said this location had 6 pairs in stock that met that criteria - 4 Nike and 2 New Balance. Get to the store, and every sneaker aisle is basically labeled as "running". Took several minutes to find an associate because none of them were wearing uniforms, name tags, or anything else to denote them as an associate. Once I finally found one to ask where the cross-trainers were, of course they were in one of the aisles labeled "womens running". I also poked around womens apparel but even the clearance prices were pretty high. So overall, if you need something that you can get elsewhere, I would recommend doing so.

Very odd experience. Came to buy specific shoes and the employee was uninterested. Found the…read moresizes and walked away. Didn't come back to see how they fit or anything. Baffling. Asked one employee who was walking by and she said "I can't help but can find someone who can". She didn't. I eventually flagged down another employee who did help. Very odd. I was prepared to buy shoes, bathing suits and more.

I always find the exact style of sneaker that I am looking for that is discontinued, sizes are easy…read moreto find and they're always pretty organized. David was great to talk to and let me know that I still had an unused birthday coupon in my account that I forgot about which saved me some money. Overall great

I remember when outlets used to be outlets. That is, the products they carried might be last years…read moreversions, might be discontinued, but they were always at discounted rates. These days, and not just Nike, outlets aren't even cheap anymore. It's easier and cheaper most of the time to just buy it online. Which is sad, because I still like the "old fashioned" experience of going into a store. Once in awhile you'll catch some deals. So it's not ALL bad... but they still have the Nike hoody that runs like $70 or so... which to me, isn't a deal at all. Prices, everywhere, continue to climb. Guess that's just the way it is these days.