Great selection and friendly staff. Really enjoyed it and would recommend for getting soccer…read morejerseys on Oahu!

Awesome customer service and an unexpected selection of Hawaiian gift items and souvenirs!read more

I've been a customer of McCully Bicycle & Sporting Goods for many years, and they continue to go…read moreabove and beyond. I was in need of a specific bike part, but heavy traffic made me late. Despite already being past closing time, Atwood graciously waited for me to arrive so I could pick it up. A big thank you to owner Ryan for being so accommodating. The customer service and genuine care you receive from this family-owned business is second to none. Nothing but great experiences over the years. Highly recommend supporting this local business! You guys rock!

I have a broken ankle and needed to replace the brake handle on the knee scooter. We went in to…read moreBIKEFACTORY to see if they could help- immediately they told us they only work on their own bikes. Cool. But can I buy a handbrake? The guy basically went on about it being a complicated procedure, and needing to strip the wire and replace the grips. Yeah. We left. So UNHELPFUL. Luckily- McCully's Bike Ship and Sporting Goods was round the corner. IMMEDIATELY they found a handle and started replacing it for me!! Thank you Matt & Atwood so much! You are amazing!!!

Staff super experienced and able to give best recommendation on gear. And prices are perfectly…read morefair.

Very knowledgeable and Uncle makes sure you get the right stuff you need. Also if you got get…read morebands, line, or reels installed they do it very fast great shop.

How they kept me going…read more.. For a brief moment I enjoyed joining a 5K and 10K walks/runs and with that I had no idea what type of shoes is for me as many recommend what is the best somehow it jut never really worked for me though the stability and comfort is what many brands to encourage they have my feet just says differently. There are moments when packet pick ups was here at the Running Room and with that I always somehow never leave without purchasing something as they just have so many items besides shoes and socks and the perfect location on Kapahulu with free parking does make it an easy place to shop as well and on this sad to hear of its closure did take me by surprise so I just had to pay them a visit and I guess many have known about it as basically majority of their inventory has already been sold. Luckily for my larger sized feet there was my size left though the color situation was sparse understandably I did find one that looked promising and decided to get my very first pair of Hoka. I haven't treated myself to a brand new shoe in years so it felt like a cloud but being cautious since my legs hurt the next day. Not exactly sure when their last will be but glad to have given them one final visit and hope that the future will grand for this part of Kapahulu. Thank you!

What a beautiful store if you are a runner. They have a large selection of running products. These…read morestores are owned by runners.

They have all kine stuff and they're decently priced! We got pink mono line for fishing and some…read moretackle boxes. Lots of things on sale. They have fishing, camping, archery, gun stuff, etc!

J Hara Store located in the Kaimuki Shopping Center next to Times Supermarket. Locally owned and…read moreoperated. Wonderful selection of fishing supplies from rods and reels to tackle and a wide array of lures and frozen bait. They also have a great selection of hunting equipment, and outdoor equipment. Prices are very comparable to what's on the market. They're always available to help, give advice, or just share fish stories.

I live here in Hawaiʻi and have been stung by Portuguese man-of-war plenty of times, so I'm…read moredefinitely familiar with what a sting feels like. Today's was a BAD one. I got hit around both wrists and my thighs, and the pain was honestly over a 10 -- it felt like I was on fire. Several years ago, I bought a Sting No More kit at Go Bananas and have carried it around with my ocean gear ever since. I'd never actually needed to use it until today. I used the spray and cream, and I couldn't believe the difference. The pain dropped from over a 10 to about a 3-4 very quickly, and in less than 45 minutes it was completely gone. Sting No More came out of jellyfish-sting research right here at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, which makes it even better. And the craziest part is that after carrying my kit around for several years, I'm pretty sure it was actually expired -- and it STILL worked amazingly well. If you live in Hawaiʻi or spend a lot of time in our ocean, I highly recommend picking up a kit and throwing it in your beach bag. Hopefully you'll carry it around for years and never need it. But after what happened today, I can tell you I'll never be without one again.

If you have a car (or rented a car), John at Go Bananas will help you strap kayaks you rent to your…read morecar. You can drive around the island and launch where you feel comfortable kayaking. John is most knowledgeable all things about kayaks, including where to kayak and how to be safe. Don't shy away from asking him to help you understand how to be safe and get to where you want to be. John at Go Bananas kayak rental strapped a long kayak with a skeg to my car. I drove off his parking lot, and arrived at the He'eia Kea Boat Harbor. On a windy and rainy day in November I rented a long kayak with a skeg, and John showed me how to strap it to the car I was driving. I drove to He'eia Kea Boat Harbor, and launched off the Kaneohe Canoe Club, towards where I thought the sunken sandbar at Kaneohe Bay would be found. For my entire trip inching forward in that direction I was alone in the foreboding ocean, or rather they bay. But from my low vantage points, it looked as if I were in the middle of the deep ocean with breaking waves under me and dark clouds above me. John told me to aim for Kapapa Island, and he was right. Because as far as I could tell from my kayak it was just dark water all around me, except for that tiny speck of an island. All other boats I saw and thought to be tourist boats anchored at the sandbar all turned out to be decoys - they were docked so closed to shore in retrospect. Many a times I thought I'd reached the sandbar only to find empty boats in dark and deep water. Many more times I thought of turning back - it could be frightening being out there alone, even if I was prepared with all available safety devices. But I kept going. Then I sensed a change in water color. Shortly the sun poked its head out of the cloud. And magic happened. The sea all around me turned turquoise as soon as sunrays touched them, revealing that I was mere inches above sand now. I soon found a lone stand-up paddler lying supine on his board, drinking beer. I also ran into a birthday party dinning around a table half-submerged in water. Then Captain Bruce's boat showed up, dumping lots of merrymakers onto the sandbar. Now that I know the place, I would have no issues coming back again and finding it, next time. In some of the videos you will find dark clouds raining on entire towns, while I filmed the shore from the sandbar. That gives you a sense of how far the sandbar is from shore.

What is this place? Well, if you are into baseball or softball or maybe even pickleball, this is…read morethe place to get your gear. But there's more! there are batting cages that you can rent or have some hitting time. We usually come here for the boy to hit with Coach Jamie Ahu. Yeah, that Jamie Ahu from UH time. He has three teenage boys that are awesome baseball players. Anyway, the boy practices his hitting with Coach Jamie and most of the time, I am watching him hit. It gets really noisy in the batting cages. My watch tells me that it's too loud! There are screens up that would say where the ball potentially goes depending on how it is hit. It's pretty cool. Anyway, the batting cages make up a good portion of this space. The other portion is the store. The cashier is towards the back. Don't worry, they have to let you in if you are gonna buy something or even look around. I think the prices are fair. But I am not always buying pants, bats, or gloves. If you are a serious ball player, you must come here at least once to check this place out.

I joined the new Aloha Vintage Base Ball Association this year, which had led me to businesses I…read morenever knew existed. This is one of them, and boy is it cool. This store focuses on baseball equipment and apparel, including shoes, but also has a full indoor area for batting and pitching practice. They have a few dedicated stalls right outside up the ramp, ring bell to be let in. They have jerseys, cleats, gloves, belts, training gear, bats, balls, and anything else you could need. If they don't have the exact thing in stock, they can order it. The associate Ella working that day was very friendly and immediately helpful to find what I needed. I purchased shoes and a belt; they had just the sizes I needed and she was patient to help me find just the right things. I thought their prices were reasonable, plus it's great to support a local business over ordering online and potentially not getting what you need on time. I'd love to come back and check out the cages sometime soon. If you're a baseball fan or need equipment for school or community leagues, this is a great spot!

I walked into Hobbietat today to check out the inventory on RC parts. I was very happy to know…read morethey stock pretty much anything you could've possibly needed to repair or modify your RC car or truck.

I havenʻt gone to Hobbietat since I dropped the RC hobby in the late 80ʻs…read more That being said, having recently picked up the hobby again this year, a lot has changed, but the store still feels like itʻs stuck in time. Their website looks like it was designed back in the AOL days. Itʻs a bit intimidating and chaotic inside. But I tell you what...it feels very welcoming in here. They take the time to explain things to you. They help you find things you need. They walk you through details without making you feel stupid. Itʻs everything you would hope for in a local hobby store and Iʻm thankful.

I was heading to Alaska for the first time and had no idea what to expect, especially when it came…read moreto buying base layers. I didn't know anything about material thickness or what I actually needed. I called the Patagonia Honolulu store and was helped by Taylor. She immediately put my mind at ease and her customer service quickly exceeded my expectations! She explained exactly what they carried, checked their current stock, and put some items on the side for me so I could come down and try them on. Once we arrived, she was incredibly patient and helpful. My son came along with me and had a ton of questions of his own, and Taylor was just as patient and thorough with him. We walked out with my new base layers, and even my son commented on how the store was filled with staff who had customer service just flowing out of their pores! They truly know how to make regular people feel seen and valued. Outstanding job, Taylor and team!

I usually don't go here but got recommendations of them having pretty good running gear. The…read morematerial is definitely lightweight and easy to move in but also good quality. I appreciate the ease of movement and moisture-wicking material which makes it really good for optimum running motion. I was satisfied with my shirt and shorts I got. Will definitely be using these for my runs. I mostly knew Patagonia for being popular with tourists for the shirt that has Patagonia Honolulu on it but was pleasantly surprised at the quality of their workout gear.

I wanted to add a bit more to my review. Yes, I was…read moredisappointed that I could not find what I was looking for in the store. However, I found a lot online. I placed an order with standard shipping. I am very impressed on the quick turnaround of processing my order, shipping the package, and receiving my items in about a week. Very happy with my items. My hoodie is so soft! I also used the promo code to get 20% off which made for a good deal! Thank you! I will order again!

Interesting how this brand still appeals after all these years…read more Gave my sweetie one hour to buy 3 items. Why only one hour? Her brother was at Fun Factory with Hubs. We had a long agenda for the day and number one reason, cost factor. Fortunately the tab came out to $117 that's with one item being on sale. One young man approached when we entered. We had to ask another one person to open the changing area to try on before purchasing. The cashier was a friendly attentive man.