I have been going to ASF for my running shoes and for my wife and children's athletic shoes for…read moreover 10 years. Just picked up a new pair of Brooks running shoes today. They have high quality products and know their business well. Super great attitude and service. Very kid friendly also. Highly recommend!

Girls youth basketball uniforms were huge. The girls had gaping holes that didn't cover the…read morearmpits or sides of their chests. The shorts were too big. Lacking professional service fir fitting uniforms properly.

Omg what a bad experience.!!! I parked there to get my grandson a birthday present and a rude man…read moreyelled at me about my parking and said I was taking up two spaces. He said "get out of here and park over there." Horrible. I will never go back.

Always a great selection, and Jimmy Mac is the man when it comes to all things lacrosse. The big…read moreguys and those online outlets don't have the service and personal touch that MacWear has.

This is a soccer store. Rugby is relegated to a tiny corner in the back and within that tiny…read morecorner of barely anything you will find nothing for women except a small rack of sports bras. I can get a sports bra anywhere. How insulting to not stock anything for women. Ilona Maher is one of the nation's greatest athletes. Have a jersey or a T shirt or something? Utter rubbish. You can get unisex cleats here but again - soccer is 99 percent of what is available. Just call it a soccer store.

Customer service is stellar. Did a custom embroidery job that was prompt and excellentread more

The star of the show besides the clubs and the staff. Is the bacon and eggs cheese sandwich! This…read moreis the best sandwich I had in a VERY long time! I will definitely be back

First time arriving at golf lounge 18 in Fairfield and I gotta tell you, it was a blast!! There was…read morean event going on this past weekend which included a band and food was served, the place is amazing! This trackman system for working on your game is critical, which, they have. The food for the event which is their actual menu was an added bonus. There was wings, sliders and their Irish nachos with queso Blanco dip. It was an awesome experience!!!

The good- the Carl Dickman Par 3 Golf Course is a great place to learn how to play golf- but also a…read moregood course to get the clubs out and test your skills. I played the course twice in two days. I've been playing 40+ years and it's still fun to hit a par 3 ever once in a while. The very good- the starters (two different starters over two different days) I dealt with were great. I went out as a single and the first round they got me out within 15 minutes and the second time I got paired up w/ a father and son within 5 minutes. This was on a gorgeous weekend. The condition of the course was pretty good. The Canadian Geese run the show here- there's evidence everywhere. They're messy but not cranky. And oh yeah- summer of '25 there were plenty of lantern flies. The Par 3 is a great place to learn to play. Expect that you'll see some people who are beginners in terms of both shot making and etiquette. The pace of play was good both days but it's key to be patient if it's not going as quicky as you think it should. My round was about 1:30 both days. Have fun. Hit 'em straight.

course website says it's open and we made a tee time only for the course to be closed. Terrible…read morecustomer service

Cycling and skiing are two of my biggest passions, and Matt and the team at CB Sportif are an…read moreincredible local resource for both. Their knowledge goes far beyond the basics--whether you're looking for advice on proper fit and form or need help understanding a technical specification, they always have thoughtful, expert guidance. What really sets them apart is their customer service. It's consistently better than other local bike and ski shops I've visited. Every time I leave (or ride away), I feel more informed and confident in choosing the right gear for my next adventure. An outstanding shop and a true asset to the cycling and skiing community.

Did my first bike ride of the season after getting my bike tuned up at CB Sports -- what a…read moredifference. The ride felt smooth, fast, and ready to go. Highly recommend getting your bike serviced before the season starts. Makes the whole experience so much better.

Amazing experience with Charlie and all the folks here. I've been here a few times while riding…read morearound the area and they've showed nothing but love to us. They are super supportive, easy to contact and truly great guys to deal with. They got tons of parts and prices are great especially in the area. We've had a few instances where quick repairs were needed to be done roadside and they hooked us up! Highly recommend them!

I'm from PA and was in the area visiting friends and riding some trails at Butcher Jones OHV when I…read morehad some issues with my DR650. I called several shops but was having trouble getting help. Then I called Cycle Dynamics and Steve said bring it by. He assessed my problem and ordered up parts. Steve is a very competent mechanic and will call you out for lack of maintenance which I appreciate. I'm considering a move and will not hesitate to use Cycle Dynamics for maintenance and repairs on my bikes in the future. Thanks Steve!

I have an old motobecane cycle. I needed two new tires. I…read morecalled, asked a few questions and decided to go to the shop. I walked in and met John. he sold me the tires, a new seat and a new cycle tire pump. It was all done in about 40 minutes!! I looked around, shared some stories with John and the staff. Everyone is friendly, informative and the customer service made my day. The experience is the way our society use to be and needs to be again. THANK YOU TREK BICYCLES AND STAFF....AWESOME!!

Bobby took really good care of me! I had shipped my bike from Colorado and needed a 'quick'…read morereassembly and tune... we got it done in a couple of hours and the work was great. Will definitely go back!

I stumbled upon this company by some sort of search engine hijinks...I had typed in "Velofix" and…read morethe first entry to pop up on Google was "Velotooler" and the spelling was similar enough that I clicked on it carelessly while doing something else, and then I stupidly assumed that Velofix must have renamed itself. Boy, what a mistake that was. The website looks good, there is a nationwide map showing where the mechanics are available, and I found one within 15 minutes of the suburb of Boston where I live. I was pleasantly surprised to find that as per website, said mechanic was available within just 3 days (Velofix has much longer wait times, can be 1-2 weeks on average) and the service (tune up of an e-bike) was actually $30 cheaper than what Velofix wanted. Wonderful! Or so I thought. Alas, that's about where the "wonderful" part ends. First off, the damned website is glitchy as all hell---after I create an account and submit all my details (address and CC info), I hit the "Pay" button...and nothing happens. So I double-check that all my adblocking browser extensions are turned off, reload the website, and do everything all over again. Same result. Over and over again. I even try using a different browser (Chrome) and again, no luck. So I hit the "Chat" button to get help from Velotooler. Got a live person after about 30 minutes, during which time I had left my computer, so we proceeded to play chat-tag for a couple rounds. She later sent me an email follow up the next day: said sorry, but I needed to first use their "Add payment" link on my account before placing the order. Which I did, but the same thing happened...screwy website took all my info, then on the last page where there was a final "Add payment" button, again nothing happened upon clicking. At this point, Velotooler's "help" person who had been helping me simply ghosted. Now mind you, I had been totally civil and polite the whole time, never cursing, blaming her for the problem, or personalizing it. Lo and behold, I suddenly had an idea...why not try the god awful Microsoft Edge browser! And so I did, for the perhaps second time since it was foisted upon my PC. And praise da good lawdy lawd, it finally worked...payment info was finally accepted, and the work order finally went through---just "pending confirmation" from the mechanic. Problem is, a full 24 hours later, my requested appointment date/time had still not been "confirmed" by the mechanic. I sent a further chat request for help. No response, not even an acknowledgement of receipt. Another half day later, I get an email notification from Velotooler that my appointment had been cancelled and that my credit card would be refunded. With zero explanation, apology, and or any actual human response from any Velotooler support staff. Ergo, it's clear to me that Velotooler is just not ready for prime time yet. They are obviously a half-baked amateur operation, probably understaffed and underpaid, and the staff clearly under-trained. And the website designer should get a good hard kick in the ass right out the door. I'm going back to Velofix, even if I have to wait a whole week for the next available appointment and pay a little extra dough. The only reason I am giving them 2 stars instead of 1 is that they did issue a prompt refund (will have to check my credit card to make sure it does go through, my confidence in these people is pretty low as you can imagine).

These guys do an excellent job of screening for top-notch mechanics. Their prices are fair and the…read moreservice is fast and friendly. All their mechanics are insured and licensed which is important.