Nice local sporting goods store. It's great having a local store to go to. I have had several last…read moreminute runs there for things we need, they haven't let me down yet.

My husband absolutely loves this place! He had t been in years and wanted to see it again! He loves…read morethat they have so many outdoors items and that they are able to be an independent retailer during these days! He loves talking to the manager and we looked around the whole store - the sale items, the non sale items and more! Stop by if you can! You never know what you can find and support local!

Ali showed great customer service from the time we came into the store all the way until we were…read moredone. He answered all of my son's questions and made sure my husband had exactly what he wanted. Thanks Ali, we'll be back!

Knowledgeable, friendly, helpful staff; great angling and outdoor clothing inventory; terrific…read morefishing expeditions. A place any fly fisherman would want to hang out.

This place was a lifesaver for me. I recently did the Boston Tough Ruck. In my haste, I left some…read moreof my supplies at home back in Texas. I checked Yelp and this place was open for ~20 more minutes. I quickly went to Marx. Once I arrived, I was greeted by a staff member who helped me find all the supplies I needed. I also told him about the event I was doing. Because of the rain, he also suggested some water proofing spray for my shoes. While the water did eventually work its way into my shoes -- my feet were able to stay dryer for longer than the rest of my group. A few folks in my group got blisters from the wet feet -- mine made it through fine. So happy this place was able to help!

It will be worthwhile to read this review. I'm a tough consumer when it comes to products. The…read moreexpertise from the team at the store and the product I got from On Your Marx Running & Fitness means I am now a customer there for life. Let me explain: After wearing the ubiquitous, trendy running shoes with that spongy cushiony foam, I noticed the following in less than 1 year: 1) Significant overpronation in my stride that I had never had before, 2) Substantial accompanying wear and tear on those foamy sneakers' heels, 3) My toenails on both of my feet looked terrible due to yellowing which I had never had before, and 4) my hips started to hurt. For all of that bouncy foam and cushioning, my feet, my gait and my stride had changed for the worse. I decided to look for sneakers at the Marx Running store after seeing their physical sign on the store's front lawn (yes, those physical signs still work). Once in the store, I got free gait analysis. As I was looking at the sneaker wall, I noticed a sneaker I had never seen before. I didn't know the brand name, I had never seen the design before and I found it curious that it was given central wall space at their store. I asked the store attendant about the sneaker and could I see it in my size. He mentioned that sneaker is only made for On Your Marx Running and that it actually cannot be bought anywhere else as it is made specifically for that store. I was intrigued. He also mentioned how distinct it was and gave me some additional detail. I figured let me just try it on. From the outside, it just looked like a normal running shoe with a brand name I didn't know, but it didn't have the foam you see everywhere now on running shoes. I tried on the running shoes in shocking orange (before the World Cup hot pink became a thing). The shoe fit felt good. I did the test walk in the store and thought I'll just try these and bought them. I actually started wearing them during my summer vacation at Disney World in Florida of all places. After the first 2 days of 8 miles of walking each day, I noticed my feet didn't hurt. After 8 miles of walking each day for 2 days in the sunny confines of Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom, think about that: My feet didn't hurt. There was no extra bouncy, spongy cushioning in these running shoes. What's more, when I took off my socks, I noticed my toneails didn't look yellow anymore. In fact, they looked really healthy like when I was in my 20-30's. They weren't yellow anymore, they were bright and healthy looking like the blood was circulating through them. I was a bit confused. And, the final things I noticed: My legs felt good, my hips didn't hurt, and I felt refreshed - after all that walking. Nothing had changed except the running shoes I was wearing. After my vacation ended, I went to Marx Running and bought 3 additional pairs of the same running shoes. They are the best shoes I have ever worn. Comfortable, durable, and I feel like my feet and body are in proper alignment when I wear them. I actually feel the difference in my body. So, I recommend On Your Marx Running & Fitness in Acton, MA for some solid, running savvy expertise, good customer service and your next running shoe purchase. I would tell you what the brand is, but then you may never get to the store and hear how it came to be that this store is the only place you can get these running shoes. It is worth it to make the trip.

I had such a Fantastic Experience & I do Highly Recommend Brines!…read more Thomas recommended that I shop here for sneakers as I have had some foot issues. Bill was great fitting me for the Aerial sneakers. I had such an amazing experience shopping here! The selection is incredible, covering everything from running sneakers to casual everyday wear. What stood out the most was the Excellent Customer Service by Thomas who dowas incredibly helpful and patient. Bill was very knowledgeable about finding the right fit for my feet and a Great Selection: They carry a wide variety of top brands, styles, and sizes that are hard to find elsewhere. The Pricing is very reasonable, compared to a Good Feet store and you do get a much better price for the sneaker and foot insert at Brines. My feet felt so much better and I have heard this from many others. I will definitely be returning for my next pair. I Highly recommended!

I've never had anything but excellent experiences at Brine's, both at the Concord store and their…read moreold Sudbury location. The staff is very knowledgeable and friendly, and they stock a lot of items for a small, independent shop. Brine's has been owned by the same family for over 150 years, which is pretty incredible in this day and age. I stopped in today to pick up some workout clothes, and found exactly what I was looking for, all at great prices. Check out Brine's next time you need any sporting equipment!

Friendly and attentive staff. Great prices. Most affordable seasonal lease program around!read more

This place was awesome. Can't recall when I have had such a positive customer experience…read more Called on a chance that they might have a ski boot I was looking for and they did. (I had called around to other shops and had no luck finding what I wanted. ) Went over and manager (Dylan) was super helpful, offered some other options as well but ultimately settled on the boot I was interested in. He even price checked and found they have marked the price wrong which worked in my favor. Dylan suggested I bring my skis in and they would adjust the bindings. I brought the skis in the next day and he personally adjusted and serviced my skis (without any prior appointment). Prices are fair, great customer service, nice local business with decent selection of equipment and clothing...and they sell spas too...check them out! I will bring any and all of my future ski related purchases to these folks. Highly recommend! 5 stars

Received AMAZING Customer Service. I ordered two large river tubes online. Tamara, the Cabelas…read moreBerlin MA rep at the pickup desk, asked if I would like her to inflate them for me. I was so grateful for the assistance and her thoughtfulness in offering. She helped me to the car with the inflated tubes and then wished me a wonderful time with my family! Made my day! I almost ordered the tubes from Amazon, but decided to drive to Cabela's instead. I will be making that decision again.

This review is specifically about the firearms department…read more I've been a shooter, hunter, and former military member my entire adult life, so I come in with a reasonable amount of knowledge. When I visit a gun counter, I'm looking for information, real-world experience, or practical advice that helps me make a purchase decision--not an argument. Unfortunately, my recent experiences here have left a poor impression. While some of the staff are knowledgeable and genuinely helpful, others come across as downright hostile toward any idea or preference that differs from their own. They seem more interested in shutting down the conversation than assisting the customer. I'm not there to debate; I'm there to buy. When the attitude is confrontational instead of helpful, it defeats the purpose of having a staffed firearms department. As a result, I've decided I will no longer shop for firearms at this location.