The only boutique of Helly Hansen I've found. This is some of the best thermal layer clothing in…read morethe world. Came to the boutique to get the base layer so I would be able to ski around -25C that was the weather at the end of December this year -20 during the day and -30C at night. The After Christmas sales were excellent. Got me a Merino Wool base layer at probably the best prices I've seen online or otherwise. Was skiing the next day.

Store clerk Tabitha was running the store solo which in my mind needs to change but I can see why…read morethey let her run the show (board rentals can take up to 20 mins). Her board advice and knowledge was spot on and helped me pick a super fun board to ride Tremblant and bindings that fit me perfectly. Gloves were also on the shopping list and she provided me her honest opinion on everything in stock and didn't try to up sell me. Lastly, I decided to rent the board another half day and she stored my board overnight at the store so I didn't have to lug back to the condo. Overall amazing experience, but management needs to get extra employees in the store.

We live in Rhode Island and do much of our skiing in New England but take an annual ski vacation at…read moreMont Tremblant, in Quebec. Recently we decided to purchase new equipment and found that Daniel LaChance had the best selection by far, and their service was like nothing we've ever experienced before. We purchased custom-fit ski boots for our 2 sons, and the boot fitter was exceptional. It's an experience - but I highly recommend taking the time to get your boots properly fitted the way they do at Lachance. The gentleman who did the fitting was precise and meticulous, measuring their feet and molding the boots to every contour, bump, and detail. It took about 2 hours and several rounds of tweaking a pressure point here and a spot there. When we returned to Mont Tremblant this year, we needed adjustments to the boots, which they said happens sometimes. The Ski Shop did not hesitate to make sure we got what we needed, they got right to work on making the necessary adjustments, at no charge. They even stayed past closing time to complete the boot fitting. In addition to custom boot fitting, they have an incredible array of skis, boots, clothing, and accessories. Just a fantastic store, with great people. We are 100% satisfied with Daniel LaChance, best Ski Shop we've ever been to!

Daniel LeChance Ski Shop - Best In North America - is 100% TRUE!! Brian Murray set us up with the…read morebest ski rental gear after @aircanada lost it. We are so grateful for your understanding, kindness, and compassion, we were very well taken care of, YOU'RE THE BEST!! XOXOX

We skipped snowboarding and skiing this morning, Sunday, Feb 6, to purchase Atomic Vantage 90 Cti…read moreskis. We tested the skis during demo day on Saturday. The woman who signed us up and the white-haired gentleman who set up the skis were extremely helpful and friendly, as was the person we talked with upon returning the skis at the end of the day. We were totally sold on these skis after trying them. Upon returning them, we were told the skis would still be 25% off the following day, but the bindings, which were 20% off on demo day, would go back to full price; however, I could use my Montagnard card for a 20% discount on the bindings. So basically the same deal as on demo day, because of my card, would be honoured the following day. We returned this morning, Feb. 7, 2016, to buy skis. OMG! What a total contrast in service to the previous day. The staff were completely unfriendly, almost rude, nobody came to help us, we had to seek them out and break up their conversation with each other to get some service. My friend had the Vantage 90 skis in hand to buy and they told him they were 20% off, not 25%, as represented the day before. We explained this to them and they couldn't care less. Without a doubt they were the worst sales people I've ever dealt with in buying ski equipment, and I've been buying high-end equipment for over 30 years. Let me emphasize that -Atomic Tremblant has the absolute worst service I've ever experienced!!! They effectively lost a $1000 purchase today because they didn't want to stand by their word from the day before and provide an additional discount of $35 on the skis. For us, it was a matter of principle. We walked out shaking our heads and vowing never to ever return. My friend's girlfriend who witnessed how we were treated was in shock. She couldn't believe it. What a complete and utter disappointment. We could have been on the slopes instead of wasting our time at Atomic trying to buy skis from a store that doesn't know how to properly treat and serve customers. What made it all the worst was the contrast between the staff that served us at the demo booth and the pitiful Sunday staff in the store this morning. If you're thinking of buying skis, don't waste your time or money at Atomic @ Tremblant. I honestly wish I could rate them zero stars because that would be more accurate.

Did a little shopping here for Christmas- PJ's, Sweatshirts and a cute puppy jacket for my Kona…read morePuppy. Loved shopping here, got in right when they opened, staff was friendly and I can't say if the prices are higher or lower than other stores, because if you are buying winter clothes that are a better quality than others, then they may be a bit higher. My Mini-Me loved her gifts as did her bestie, and currently as I write this, our pup is sitting by the dryer waiting for her jacket to come out so she can wear it, yes, she is THAT spoiled.

So Roots is pricy. If you're OK with this initial factor, then the experience is fine. Located near…read morethe upper village, this is a fairly large store with apparel for men, women, and children. Their children section is absolutely adorable and probably irresistible for parents. In any case, the style is decidedly a mix between trendy and lumberjack, which I'm ok with. The people working there were really nice. But again. $50 for a T-shirt. $60 for sweatpants. Yay.

Not able to give Below Zero more than 3stars. Our day could have been a complete waste if I didn't…read morehave the knowledge to adjust bindings on skis. We were standing at the base lift line clipping in and found that my wife's ski binding had never been adjusted to fit her boots. It took a good 15 minutes to adjust the bindings to fit her boots. If we were unable to adjust the bindings we would have had to get out of the ski gear and back in the car. Drive back To Below Zero take everything back in the store to have the skis adjusted. Then drive back to the ski slopes and hopefully find parking. This whole endeavor would have cost us, at the minimum, a half day and not to mention the shitty attitude for the remainder of the day. The skis should have never made it out the door, this is an essential basic skill rental adjustment.