Clothing and gear for hikers, swimmers, bikers, runners, and general outdoor wear. There were also…read moresome sales going on, with a mix of well known name brands and other accessories like discs and goggles. Upstairs there's a small, unexpected antique section that felt really unique, along with a kids section. Overall, a solid selection if you're looking for nice quality new outdoor gear.

I was completely geared up from head to toe to train for the Boston Marathon in 2017. We stopped by…read morein November of 2016 and Peter completely took care of me. I wore the clothes he selected every Sunday for all my long distance runs. The clothes gave me all the confidence I needed to run the marathon in 2017. I will always be grateful.

friendly, Fair, they run a great shop: archery and firearms, Ammo…read more All your hunting and fishing needs. 3-D range for Archery.

I had a great experience at Morse Sporting Goods. I've been wanting to get a compound bow for a…read morewhile and all my friends have suggested Morse and they were right. Gage got me set up and helped me immensely. Everyone there was super nice and had very competitive prices. I'm a very happy customer and I will be shopping with them again.

What a find! I recently browsed through and found an amazing top and a scarf. Very well curated…read moreitems. Time did not permit me to try on many things I had an eye on but I'll be back in the next few days with fingers crossed they are still there!

Do not consign here. You will never get paid. The owner is not involved as she owns a coffee shop…read moreand other businesses in town. You might as well donate to a charity because you won't get your 40%. Stay away as their designer bags are fake and should be reported for selling Hermes knockoffs.

This store is now my athletic shoe store of choice.Great selection -well trained and attentive…read morestaff and the best guarantee of any store in the Upper Valley.Bought a pair of shoes wore them for 6 weeks.They were causing blisters and were not what I expected. They were returned with no questions asked. My new Topo"s are great. Thanks to all at Stateline sports!!

The old man at the register is NASTY! Horrible customer service. Made a return and he took it…read morepersonal. Very Nasty attitude!

We bought snowboard boots there about a month ago, and that experience was great. But what really…read moreset them apart was the service a month later to see if the boots could be refitted after some discomfort with their use. Randy took the time to really evaluate the needs of my daughter, the rider. He explained various reasons why her foot shape may cause pain and worked to expand the boots in certain spots. He took a lot of time to make sure the fit was just right. In this day and age of home delivery and service through bots, it was so nice to experience a company that stands behind their product, even after the sale. Highly recommend!

Once again, they batted it out of the ballpark…read more We came in with the family in tow to look at ski boots. Everything I said in my previous report is still valid. Except this time we had three members of the family bought boots. Every aspect of our experience was top notch. Max, the boot fitter, is an expert. As well as a personable individual. As well as a good salesman. The store is an emporium of anything related to skiing, boarding and cycling. They carry a huge selection of clothing and accessories too. Impressive place. Minutes away from the Skyeship Gondola. And hands down, about the best I've seen.

A year ago I needed new hiking boots and the staff could not have been nicer and more well informed…read morein guiding me what would work best for me. Today I was there, fitting out my new gravel bike. I mentioned to Byron that the seat tube was a tad too long - and discovered he'd be happy to shorten it (does it routinely) so I was back within an hour and for $5 (really how awesome is that) my adjustment was made (including a nice swipe of carbon grip) Nice work EMS - you have a customer for life.

No idea what happened to this store. I came in for mountaineering boots and quickly changed my mind…read moreby the rude, callus reception I was greeted with. If I was going to a frat party then I'd be ok with it. I've been working and playing in the outdoors longer than the rude employees have been alive. So if swearing and poor behavior is your thing then this store is for you.

The store is very clean, and the staff are both helpful and friendly. The interior has a cozy,…read morewelcoming atmosphere, and the layout is well-organized by brand. I appreciated the variety of brands they offered, even though the prices were on the higher side, but that's to be expected with these brands. I ended up purchasing a cute vest for the upcoming California winter. Overall, it was a great shopping experience.

What a wonderful place to stop at if you are looking to pick up any gear or clothing to keep…read moreyourself warm or prepared for outdoor activities both cold and warm. Everything seemed to be well organized. The options are a bit pricey but they are stylish and appropriate for outdoor use.

These folks could simply not be nicer. They are so friendly and a great source of local fishing…read moreknowledge. They sell bait for ice fishing. It's available 24 hours a day. They have shiners, worms, spikes... everything you need. It's self service. If they are not around its the honor system for payment. You grab what you need, write it in the notebook, and leave your payment (cash only) in the box. Shop local.

Upper Valley Outfitters is the only dedicated fly fishing store you're likely to find anywhere in…read morethe Upper Valley, an area where the waters are big and plentiful but the fishing shops seem suspiciously scarce. Apparently most people in the Upper Valley are making their hooks out of old straight pins. Staff at UVO are extremely knowledgeable and helpful, and their fly selection is awesome. Hand tied flies here are affordable compared to other fly shops I'm used to, and they conveniently keep a bunch of proven local patterns that are in season right near the register so you can run in, get what you need for that afternoon, and run out. UVO staff will help you find local waters to fish in and help you figure out times of day to fish them. Be careful of the Connecticut and White Rivers rising on hot summer afternoons when they have to generate more hydroelectric power, as the pool you waded into might suddenly become too deep to wade out of! Also, when you get to the area and find out the felt-soled wading boots you brought from home are illegal here, this is where you'll need to go to remedy the situation. There is an excellent supply of fly tying materials available at UVO, and they deal in Hardy, St. Croix, and a number of other top-name rods and reels. If I lived in the Upper Valley, I'd probably hang out in this place once a week or so. The only thing I don't like about UVO is that they don't sell Vermont fishing licenses even though they're so close to the VT border. The way the state makes them available to vendors is apparently more trouble than it's worth, which is why it's so hard to find anywhere to get a license on the Vermont side of the Upper Valley. None of this, of course, is UVO's fault. So, if you're planning a fishing getaway in the Upper Valley, make sure to know where this place is and how to get here beforehand, because this resource is invaluable and necessary. I even caught fish on the flies they sold me here, which means they're not just selling pretty trinkets that only people like. Happy fishing!

My second (and last) visit to Omer and Bob's. The salesperson (both times) could not have been more…read morerude! First time I was appalled and left vowing never to return. After several years , wanting to shop local, I returned. The way I was greeted (not) and spoken to was worse than the first. Wish I had asked his name- curly dark hair and glasses. I can't understand how they're still in business. Certainly won't have my business!

Living a half hour away from the nearest full-service bicycle shop, hoping to box stores for my…read morecycling needs has been quite easy, but still, I would rather support local. So with four bicycles of different types in my garage needing supplies, I searched for something more on the small shop category and came up with Omer and Bob's. I was quite happy I made that decision. What is amazing is that being a 100-ski day yearly skier, Omer and Bob's had never been in my radar as a ski shop and yet, they started as a ski shop during the early days of Mick Jagger - (actually the shop opened in the same year as the Rolling Stone's first album). From its beginnings, it is now a full-activity sports shop, offering Nordic and Alpine ski, bicycling, sports shoe wear and running apparel. Despite its relatively modest footprint, it is well supplied with quality equipment. They carry all types or bicycle gear, electric bikes, racers, commuters, leisure, recumbent, you name it. And at reasonable prices that make this a great value. The staff is friendly and businesslike. I came in for replacement tubes for my four bicycles and they had everything I needed. And then I spent some time impulse-buying and looking over their selections. I will be definitely be coming over here again. On a side note, their main entrance is on the same block as the center of Lebanon, where the city has made the most superb decision to close down lanes of traffic to allow all fresco seating for several restaurants and improve the town's vibe. You can shop and then enjoy the downtown area.

A few years back, I was finally able to buy a good quality ski set up, and purchased some not…read moreinexpensive boots from a retailer in Nashua. A teenager helped me, and I didn't really know what I needed, so I got some boots. I thought they were fine, but eventually I was getting numb spots, and cramping. At the end of last season, I went to Skinners, and they measured me and checked out my boots, and they were too big. It was the end of the year, so I'd hoped to get a good price on boots that would work. I wish I remembered his name, but the man helping me spent HOURS working through boots and patiently working the process. In the end, we found a boot that seemed to be great, and I picked them up. After 4-5 days of break-in, I was skiing them every weekend, and now, halfway through the season, I realized I've had no cramps, no sore spots, no random numbness in the boots. They're perfect. I'm worried that as we move forward, shops like this, with real honest-to-god earned expertise, and taking the time to do it right, will not be around much. It's already hard to find in New Hampshire. Get to Skinner's. Support them. You will get the right equipment for your need and that makes everything better.

I cannot say enough great things about Skinners. Family owned business, we get our rentals for us…read moreand our kids every season here. They are incredibly friendly, service is great, and their motivations are really about everyone having a great time. They are a staple of the Mount Sunapee Experience!