This guy is amazing rebuilt my velvet drive and had me back on the lake in a weeks time and it…read moreworked flawlessly thanks again!!

I have had numerous boats. Three ski/wake/wave boats, 36 to 40 cruisers, and three jet skis. I have…read morebeen taking my boats to Chris for 30 plus years. He used to run the service dept. for the local Master Craft Four Winns Sea Ray shop in Santa Clara. Chris just knows boats. With that being said, Chris in a no B.S. kinda guy. You will probably not get along with him if you go in there with an attitude ( I need my boat yesterday). Chris just knows boats and he has a million contacts in the area for all your boating needs....canvas, gel-coat ect. Who ever it was that gave him one-star, probably the first boat they ever owned.... Go in there and develop a relationship and he will take care of you for life. Chris is one of those great guys you will be lucky enough to meet.

I bought a brand new Okuma fishing pole and damaged some guides before I even had the opportunity…read moreto use it. I found Khahn after some internet research. He did an excellent repair job on the fishing pole, and it looks perfect. I have used it several times, and it works flawlessly. His price was very fair and the work was excellent. I would not hesitate to recommend his shop. He was working on some very nice looking custom rods when I stopped by. Thank you Khahn!

This Guy sucks at building Surf Rods maybe his boat rods are ok but I wouldn't do it.read more

BUYER BEWARE!!!!!!!!!!!…read more I'm concerned that this company generates More revenue from charging people for damage, than actual rental services. There was superficial aesthetic scratches as you can see in the photo. We were told, that these tiny scratches are worth 25% of the entire cost of the part ($1400). Do you think these scratches justify 25%? In reality, it's more like 0.1% of the cost. --so how many customers will they do this to? 10? And reap a 250% return on this part? -HIGHLY SUSPICIOUS. I'm all for paying for damages but this is ridiculous. The money maker is charging customers for cumulative replacements. You're NOT SUPPOSE TO PROFIT OFF DAMAGE CHARGES. Or is that the entire point of this business? If you've been ripped off by this business, please reach out, as we may be interested in class action litigation.

Rented two Seadoo Spark jet skis from these guys from Friday to Sunday. The return process totally…read moresucked. They only have one person working on Sunday so I waited over 2.5hrs to make my return. Waited outside their gate for 40mins. Another rented was already waiting. The only person there takes 45mins to do his return inspection. After waiting for near an hour the renters in front of me finally got escorted off the property. Upon inspecting my rentals he pointed out a scratch on my jetski rental. The scratch was pretty superficial. The seadoo sparks are made mostly out of plastic and polytec unlike traditional jetskis that are made of mostly fiberglass. Fiberglass damage needs repairs to prevent more damage to the surrounding fiberglass, however, the plastic and polytec damage does not need to be repaired. The small scratch was the size of a pinky fingernail clipping from a part that was nearly the entire surface of the ski. Basically the area you would stand on. The parts price was quoted at ~$1200. His inspection required me to pay for a 1/4 of the $1200 part and 1/4 of the labor it would be to replace the part. A quarter of the price was ridiculous in my opinion. I asked if he could give me deal and give me 1/10 of the cost for parts and labor. It seemed more reasonable than paying over $300 for a scratch in some polytec/plastic that was likely intended to take some abuse. I was surprised he was even considering that small scratch as damage. It blow my mind that they would do this kind of BS to a customer. By the looks of it, this has happen before. The pictures indicate the part that would be replaced. Again, my scratch was the size of a little fingernail clipping. The part is massive in comparison to the scratch.

Excellent - Lorri is a great person for a bike fitting. She's very experienced , knows her stuff…read moreand is easy to talk to. I came for the bike fitting and stayed for two hours of sage advice on everything to do with bikes. Highly recommended.

Not all bike fits are equal. A good fit is essential for long term enjoyment on the bike, but…read morefinding a good fitter isn't easy . Lorri is the best. The whole experience was easy. It felt like visiting a good friend. She was able clock all the issues I have with my well worn body by having me do a couple movements to check my mobility and asymmetries. I had my last fit 3.5 years and wanted to revisit my current as my on-bike goals have shifted with my racier aspirations. I'm a big guy with some serious limitations in my hip mobility. Lorri was able to get me more on top of my pedals and 20mm lower up front without sacrificing my comfort. Free speed!!!

We had so much fun renting a slingshot from Ryan! I surprised my hubby with a 6 hour rental for his…read morebday. It was super easy to book online. Ryan is very communicative and answered all my questions. The slingshot has Bluetooth that can connect to your phone for music and a USB slot. Also storage compartments for your bags. We drove up the skyline, down the 1, hit up Santa Cruz and back up on the 17. Such a fun route with the slingshot. The weather made it even better with no top. I highly recommend this for those looking to do something different! You won't regret it!

I had a terrific time with the Slingshot! The vacation that I never never knew I needed! Will…read moredefinitely rent again

I don't write many 2-star reviews, but I think this experience warrants it. I took the firearm…read moresafety class with Brian, and unfortunately I can't recommend it. Brian was unprofessional, rude, and had a habit of belittling students. He made the learning environment uncomfortable by embarrassing people rather than constructively correcting them. While I understand that it's not an instructor's job to be friendly or to "hold our hands," there's a difference between being direct and being outright disrespectful--and Brian crossed that line. In terms of content, the class was heavily skewed toward theoretical discussions, such as legal frameworks for self-defense and broad topics on conflict and society. While some of this information was interesting and well-explained, it dominated the day, leaving little time for actual hands-on firearm training. The balance between theory and practical instruction was way off. Additionally, while Brian welcomed questions, he often responded by making students feel stupid instead of providing clear, direct answers. This approach, combined with his condescending attitude, discouraged people from asking questions at all. A firearms class should foster confidence and competence--not intimidation. I gave it 1 extra star because instructor Spencer was amazing. Overall, I did not gain much practical, in-depth knowledge about firearms or safety. If you're looking for a class that prioritizes hands-on training and a professional learning environment, I'd suggest looking elsewhere.

While I do think Brian had knowledge to share, the way he goes about sharing it was fairly off…read moreputting. He prides himself in using a "Socratic method" of teaching by responding to students' questions with another question. Even if he considers himself some sort of philosopher I would personally appreciated it if a simple question from a student such as "how does this work?" could be addressed more directly instead of being answered with "how do YOU think it works?" Simply said, it would have been a more efficient and pleasant experience for everyone if he could just put his narcissism and fragile ego aside. All in all, I have some gratitude towards Monarch because I did learn something over the course of my time there. However, since then I've moved away and sought training elsewhere I've realized that there are many training centers and instructors out there that are much much better, both in teaching methodologies and credentials, especially you're willing to leave California.

I had the time of my life today. I spent the day with Ruben learning all about my new gun; learning…read morehow to load, pose, and shoot. He was very patient with me, let me ask as many questions as I wanted, let me know when I was doing something wrong and corrected me, and let me go at my own pace. By the end of the lesson I was hitting the target more than I was missing. I plan on getting more practice and going back to Kuma Tactical for more lessons.

Ruben was super knowledgeable and patient. It was my first class and he took his time and explained…read moreall the fundamentals to me. I never felt rushed and he always guided me and made sure I was comfortable. I definitely will continue to take classes with him- he's super candid and genuine

This is not actually a review. I tried calling, and got a message that the number is no longer in…read moreservice. Not finding a website either. Guessing it went out of business.

They are great. I've had several classes with John Miller and I can say he is an excellent…read moreinstructor. He really knows his stuff and anyone, with experience or not, can benefit from his classes. I can't wait for the Defensive Pistol class AND the Tactical Shotgun class. It sounds bad a$$. I definitely will take more classes. My husband and my friend want to take some too. Thanks for making the classes so much fun.