I was interested in getting into karting but had no idea where to start. I stopped by Cashed Out…read moreRacing and the guys there were awesome. They took the time to answer all my questions and explain what I actually needed without making me feel rushed or pressured. I ended up buying a kart and couldn't be happier. Their support after the sale has been just as good as the first day I walked in. Definitely recommend supporting this local shop!

Jake's is awesome. Rented his carts at Spring Mountain Racing. He got us set up and was very…read moreaccommodating.

Formerly based in Las Vegas, but now in Reno, Desert Sky Adventures is a race directing company…read morethat still manages several races here in Vegas. I've volunteered at their races with family and friends as well as participated in almost all of them over the years since DSA started. The events that are part of their Las Vegas schedule throughout the year: -4th of July 5K Blast -Las Vegas Wobble Before You Gobble 5K -Pilgrims Rock 5K/10K/Half Marathon, now know as the Dirty Bird for 2016 -Summerlin Half Marathon -Las Vegas Wildland Fire Awareness 5K and Half Marathon -Skye Canyon 8K Trail Mix/5K Road This company is run by ultramarathoner Molly Sheridan and her family of runners, so you should feel confident that DSA events are well-organized and created from experience. Their events are for all levels, as well, from the beginner to the experienced ultra-runner. Never feel like you're too slow or aren't a "runner;" DSA events are walker-friendly. From her own experience of racing, Ms. Sheridan knows what participants want and need in events and Desert Sky Adventures caters to those, from goodie bags with race t-shirts, stocked aid stations along the courses with plenty of volunteers, to cool finisher medals, your walk/run experience at one of their events will be a fun one. Check out http://desertskyadventures.com/ for more info on events and get moving!

Desert Sky Adventures offers great races that are well marked and planned. The best two races that…read morewere a lot of fun in Reno were the Dirty Wookie Run in October and the Reno Run for Love. Always a great supportive atmosphere with smiling faces. I would definitely recommend these runs for people of all levels.

We had no plans to come to the Wing Festival, but we were in the area and decided to check it out…read more We came many years ago and wow has it grown. Plenty of Vendors and even better, it was very well attended. We saw two stages, with each playing different styles of live music. There were also plenty of places to sit down and eat. The last time, I remember seating being very limited. Unfortunately, we had just had lunch, so we only had drinks, but will make it a point to come to this festival next year.

The song great on Reno is awesome. I live all the food events they have each year. Every year…read morevarious people bring their food to be treated by thousands of people.

Customer Support blows !!!! Placed order for 2 of their AFX stickers for a diorama for a customer…read more AFX claims 3 business to ship. Day 3, no email confirmation item has shipped. Contact AFX, some technical issue causing delay. Just my package, or ALL ?? 4th day, no email, no tracking, called, canceled order. Trust me, get your AFX gear somewhere else, not AFXRACING.COM THEY ARE NOT CONCERNED ABOUT CUSTOMER, SERVICE ONLY $$$$$$.

From the owner: The AFX brand has been a staple in the Slot Car Racing world since its inception in 1971. Known for…read morespectacularly detailed 1/64th scale slot cars, AFX is the market leader with the fastest, most detailed slot cars around.

Located at the Q&D Rock Quarry the Wild West Motorsports Raceway hosts the Lucas Oil Off Road Race…read moreSeries. Take Exit 23 Mustang heading East on Highway 80 outside of the Reno/Sparks area. The race track is in the middle of nowhere, so expect dust storms, high heat, sun beating on the shoulders type of environment. Wear shoes, not sandals, bring sun screenand a hat. A water bottle will help keep you hydrated. If you have not yet been it's a must! 5 STARS!!!

I have been waiting for this day for a while. I have heard only the best about this cool motor park…read moreat exit 23 and back in the mountains. I grabbed my tickets and headed out. They were on top of everything, from the parking staff to ticket staff and all the vendors. I waited in line with the other thousands of people and we were ready for a great time. Well a great time is what they provided. The vendors were a plenty and nothing was left undone. For 25.00 per adult and kids under 12 free there was so much to offer. To the left was the beautiful and very friendly Rockstar girls taking photos with fans and giving out great samples of new flavors and then i looked to the right and thought to myself wait a minute, is that Jeremy Mcgrath? Yes it was along with all the drivers and all the cars for you to walk right up and look at. The 25.00 ticket was for the open pit and meet all the drivers. After meeting the drivers and checking out the cars now it's time to get seated, this is gonna be great. The roar of the engines and the and the craziness of the fast,high flying cars and truck had the crowds going wild. Looking around I could see this was a great place for a family to spend the day. Don't miss out on the next race out here at Wild West Motorpark.

We picked a Friday night game for the fireworks and they didn't disappoint…read more Our seats were great. The happy hour was perfect and the Aces won!!

This is a review for the Home for the Holidays event…read more Was a guest at a company holiday party and at the Home for the Holidays event. Beautiful light display, holiday tunes, and merchants selling wares for last minute shopping. Nice to have another Winter Season event option here in our Biggest Little City. Great to have a suite for holiday parties and a room to retreat to when exploring all the festivities at the field.

I have never been to this festival before, but some of my friends told me about it and recommended…read moreit to me, so I decided to come by and check it out. When I first showed up I was quite surprise to see that it looked very similar to the Rib Cookoff, a yearly event that I go to every year! Lots of the streets closed off from traffic for foot walk, with several stands of shops, food, drinks and more! A live band performance, and people everywhere! I got food from one of the stands, Meatballs and Polenta. I got meatballs and garlic bread. The meatballs were really good but the garlic bread got very hard by the time I started to eat it. Pretty fun. Fun little event for sure! Definitely go check it out if you enjoy Italian food whenever you're in the area!

Although the weather wasn't perfect, this event was busy. We ended up going once to shop the booths…read moreand see all the neat stuff people make and sell. We went another time to eat when the food vendors were less busy. The artichoke/italian sausage was amazing. The mushroom ravioli was tasty, we found some pastries with cinnamon and sugar but I can't remember what they were called. There was a wine walk (we didn't partake in) but there were lots of wines to taste. Thanks to the Eldorado for this 12th straight year that I have attended.

The Susan Komen 2016 Race for the Cure was phenomenal - well organized, well-prepared, and hosted…read morewondefully! This is the first year that I've attended the race and hosted a table with my business as a sponsor. They mentioned the event would go on, rain or shine, but I was really hoping that we wouldn't have to go through the rain part. Unfortunately, it did rain - and pour rain - during most of the event. When I arrived at 5:40 a.m. to set up my table, I was amazed to see people already on site prepping for the day. Every sponsor table was under a makeshift canopy/tent, but my table was still wet from the rain throughout the night. Thankfully, the event organizers were not only delightfully happy to see me, but bent over backward to get me anything I needed. And while they didn't have the foresight to bring towels to wipe the tables down, they did offer me an event shirt to use, which I ended up taking home to commemorate the event, even though one wasn't supposed to come with our sponsor package. As the day wore on toward 7 a.m. and later, more and more people started to arrive and linger around. The sponsor email said to expect ~3,500 people (~4,000 with family and friends), and it looked to be about that many people who showed up. The event organizers planned wonderfully with the city to make sure adequate police and security protection was on sight from set up the day before throughout the night to the next day, so that runners were able to make it through the downtown area to the start line without traffic disturbances, as the procession led down several city blocks to Idlewild park. The finish line was beautifully designed and hosted by Renown Health, and came complete with swag, food, and drink to replenish the runners as they arrived. I'm unsure of how much of the money raised actually goes to the cost of research, as compared to the cost of administration. I know the goal for the event was to raise $200,000, and I think they raised less than $100,000, but Susan Komen's Race for the Cure is a widely known and marketed event that is supposed to bring a lot of people together through fundraising efforts to raise money for research and awareness of the effort to beat cancer. Overall, I'd say this event was a huge success, and I look forward to hopefully running in the next one, in addition to being a repeat sponsor.