This spot is such a cool homage to skating. When I came here, I was able to pick up a cool SMA deck…read morefrom Bennett Harada. Chris and Freddy were really welcoming and helpful. The deck options seemed a bit smaller but they had a lot more of the local and hard to find decks. This place has a special place in my world of skating. Definitely worth checking out, even for all the skate history pieces they have hanging up.

Sick spot! For sure a classic skate shop. Killer selection of boards and shoes and apparel. Pricing…read moreis solid for what you get. And friendly service.

TL:DR - Friendly customer service, bad surfboard repair job…read more This is going to be a long review, but if you want the short of it. -Took my longboard in, to repair a scrape, and get it color matched. -Got back a repair job that isn't color matched at all. The repair isn't even flush with the board. -Got more dings on my board than when I took it to them. -Check the photos. If you surf in California, it's not a matter of IF you'll get a ding on your board, it's a matter of WHEN. All the surf spots are lined with rocky shores that will ding your board. I am no exception to this rule and have dinged my longboards many more times than I can count. The one upside to this, is that I've become really good at repairing dings of all kinds. Whether it be on the bottom, the rail, the tail, the nose, anything I can do. What I can't do though, is color match. That is a magic unto itself. I was looking to sell an orange longboard of mine, but it had a scrape on the bottom side of it. It's not deep and it didn't crack through to the foam. If I wasn't planning on selling the board, I'd sand it down, fill it up with a little bit of Q-fill if it needed it, then fiberglass over it. Done and Done! BUT, I want to sell it, so it needs to look good, it needs to be color matched, and it needs to work. I heard a lot of great things about the repair jobs from Bay Street Boards, and decided to take it to them to color match and fix it. BIG MISTAKE. I should've known better when I pulled up to the shop and saw someone balancing a 9ft' longboard over their knees while scraping off wax. No stand, the board just wobbling about, almost hitting the concrete ground. Yeesh. I relayed all the info above to the repair guy and he said it was doable. He said color matching is tricky, but that'd he get it close enough. I was charged a $120 and left my board with them. I wasn't in any rush to get my board back, and it was about 5 weeks before I could pick it up. Is this fast or slow? I'm not sure, like I said, I do my own repairs and can fully repair a ding in a day. PRO-TIP: if you are going to get your board repaired by a surf shop, remove all the wax off of your board. There are 2 reasons for this: 1. If there is any wax near the damaged spot it will fuck up the repair. Wax will gum up the sanding pads, it will interact poorly with the resin, and it gets everywhere. Take it off. The repair guys will love you for it. 2. Removing the wax, will give you a very intimate look at your board. You will see any dings or damages that you hadn't noticed before. This is also important because it gives you a reference point and will let you know if the surf shop messed up your board even more. (Foreshadowing) I pick up my board and in the dim light of the surf shop, I can tell the color match isn't even close. It looks like they sanded over it with a too high of a grit sanding pad, and then glassed over it. They didn't sand it down at all to smooth out the fiberglass texture, and they certainly didn't add any dye to the resin to try and color match it. What the fuck?! In the dim light of the shop, I didn't notice that the sanding job was shitty too, it wasn't even flush with the board at all. There's a couple small depressions where the ding is and it's wavy. If you're going to do a shit job, at least make it flush. Every surfer knows to make the board flush on the bottom, you want that water to glide over it without any friction. At home, I had more time to study the board and found even more issues. I noticed that there were small gravel sized dings on the bottom of my board. Each dug into the board about an 1/8 inch. I know these were not there before because of having de-waxed my board and because these are literally impossible for me to get while surfing. These could only occur if you put a surfboard down on concrete/gravel ground to work it. (Remember that guy outside the shop.) Just to hammer home the case, the ding by the finbox can ONLY occur when there is no fin in. Nothing could hit the finbox at all with a fin in. And how do I know I didn't have these dings beforehand, refer to pro-tip #2. Another thing I noticed were resin drips on the bottom of the board that had hardened. This isn't that bad of an issue to correct, just a little sanding, but the fact that they did that, let's me know that they're sloppy and don't pay attention to details. Overall, this was a terrible experience. I paid a $120, for a bad repair job that I'll have to undo AND I have new smaller dings on the board that I'll also have to fix. Yeeew!

This place is a small gem. Always really welcoming, helpful, and nice staff, cool selection of…read morelocally made apparel, zines, and true surf fanatic gear and equipment. Great selection of used boards. Hope it stays around forever, even though there are so many changes taking place on the surrounding blocks.

Great little shop perfect for a beginner to stop by and try on what you need! they didn't have my…read moresize but quickly checked in with their suppliers and got me the exact pair of skates i wanted a few days later in my size! Love my impalas

Great and Knowledgeable people, especially Aaron and Justin! I went in because one of my back…read morewheels on my skates had fallen off. They were so helpful with the repair and even gave me advice on if I were to need more efficient skates that they had a variety of selections to choose from. I will be back once I get better at skating, I love to support local businesses.

I love this place, I live the volunteers. It's so wonderful and inexpensive to fix your bicycle…read morewith lots of help if you need it!

Great people, great prices an all around great place to learn. I can't recommend this place enough…read more Also, great location!

Got really nasty service here recently. One employee with a chip on his shoulder aggressively…read moresaid "WHATS GOOD" to me, he seemed to misunderstand what I was asking him....really overreacted and you should NEVER just off the bat talk to a customer like that. Later another employee lied to me about the store policies. I didn't realize it was a lie until I talked to someone about my experience later. Cool off, guys.

Brought my nephew today to by a new skateboard. The staff gave him an awesome experience. Great…read morecustomer service!

COVID LOCKDOWN UPDATE…read more I've had the bike for a few years and now have over 1,500 miles on it. I still get 20-21 mile range using just the throttle @ 20mph, brakes are still there, and the Schwalbe Marathon Plus tires still look almost brand new. I've ridden over some pretty crazy shit in LA and I've yet to get a flat. Also, I've done 40+ miles using pedal-assist on medium the whole way and still had charge left when I got back home. Just recently the two plastic hooks that secure the controller to the frame cracked, but I gave Dave a call and offered to mail them to me free of charge. But, i'm in NOHO so I decided to make the 15min-no-traffic-CoronaVirus-drive. And when I arrived, Dave just handed me the replacement pieces no questions asked. I know the tech is out dated and there are faster, lighter, better looking E-Bikes out there now in 2020 - but I LOVE THIS THING! Dave, when you start producing an updated 28mph ebike with hidden battery and gates carbon drive I'll make my second purchase! :)

I have an electric bike made by E-Glide, which is the SS model. I need to replace the battery and…read morethe lock. I am trying to contact "Dave and Mike" to no avail. Mike's phone greeting message: "Our preferred contact is by email... we respond in 24 hours" is not true! I am not impressed with their bike. And their customer service is lacking decency.

Wife and I decided to do something outdoors on the first full day of summer this year. Earlier in…read morethe week we made reservations to rent some Kayaks from Pro Sup Shop. It was super easy to do online, so on Saturday morning, all we had to do was get there. We arrived in MDR 15 to 20 minutes before our appointment. Lot 10, which is public pay lot, was literally right next to the shop, so that was super convenient! Check in was super easy and every point of contact we had with staff was excellent. You can tell they know their business and they are happy to give pointers or help out with whatever you need. We're thinking about bringing our nephew next time we come back. and we will definitely be back. Great business!

Parking: We drove into the parking lot at Jamaica Bay Inn hotel and passed the valet stand and all…read morethe labeled parking spots and went all the way to the end of the lot and parked right by the Pro Sup Shop and I think it was free? Experience: We made a reservation a week before online since we went on a Sunday, but I don't think you have to on a weekday. We checked in at the table and then they gave us paddles (and offered optional life jackets) and directed us to the beach. We kayaked for an hour and a half, which was the perfect amount of time!