Great customer service the staff actually helped me right away, were super nice, and didn't make me…read morefeel like I was bothering them just by existing. Huge upgrade from Marshall's, where apparently standing near cologne is enough to get treated like a criminal. Also, those Gatorade energy gummies are no joke. I ate them thinking I'd get a little boost, and instead I felt like I could run a marathon and throw up at the same time. Had me tweaking in aisle 4, but in a respectful way. Overall, awesome staff, great store, and a much better experience than getting pre-arrested at Marshall's.

overall stock is kinda lacking imo. staff are nice and helpful. ambiance isn't anything crazy…read more wouldn't rly recommend unless for specifics

My 10 year old and I took lessons today and it was great. From the time I called a few days ago to…read moreset things up to after the lesson everyone (and I mean everyone) we met at the shop was friendly and fun. The two instructors (10 and under needs their own instructor for safety) were great. Folks working the rental side chatted with me about board size and told me about folks bigger than me that come in to surf. When we got on site the waves were about 1 foot and the instructors offered me a credit because I am a big guy and they said the waves were probably not big enough for me to get a real lesson. I chose to go ahead mostly to hang with my son. They had my boy up and riding in no time. I was up as well, but not for long because I ran out of wave energy quickly due to the small waves. But they were focused on having fun and were always making suggestions and pointers while complimenting what I did get right. We are already planning our next surf outing and will be renting from the good folk at Cinnamon Rainbows.

We showed up at the meeting location for a surf lesson on time and there was no one here. We had…read moregone to the shop before heading to the meeting site and checked in and the woman said you're all checked in and apparently never alerted anyone that they were checked in. After I called the surf shop to advise them that there was no instructor at the meeting location, I was told who we were supposed to have as an instructor apparently "had a mixup in his schedule" is what the young lady said when calling. This isn't the first time this has happened. When we did this last year same situation of a schedule mixup. The young gentleman at the shop where you pick up your wetsuits are very pleasant and helpful. I was later called by one of the managers to let me know that they were refunding for the full cost of the lesson and that we would still get our lesson. They said they were refunding to apologize for the inconvenience of waiting over 30 minutes past our lesson time for an instructor to arrive.

Excellent place to get your surf gear and a coffee…read more Wetsuits. Sunglasses galore. Swim trunks, board trunks, all the accessories. Most important: BEER. Sandwiches, coffee, grain bowls and panini round out this semi surf bar that's a cafe that's a sandwich joint that's on the beach. Schwing!

Moved here from California! Was worried there'd not be much surfing in the New England area. Came…read moreto Rye and was delightfully surprised! Felt right at home and the staff was so nice and kind! Board Swap weekends are the smartest thing I have ever heard of! Can't wait to come up and sell two of my boards and buy a new long board from these guys! Definitely come here!

Brad and his crew at the Greenland Golf & Ski location are absolutely incredible. Every time I have…read moregone for a fitting, question or purchase they have made the process incredibly easy and welcoming. I won't go anywhere else for my golfing needs. I know I share that feeling with many of my friends who have had and continue to have the same experience. Don't factor the reviews that are coming up on 10 years old into your equation. Shop with these guys.

I live in MA but drive to Greenland where I have been fitted for and purchased golf clubs , and…read morehave bought skis for my entire family, cross-country and downhill over the past 7-8 years. I am always pleased by the level of service and knowledge of the staff. Bruce in particulR really knows his stuff. So surprised by the negative reviews because I recommend this store to all my friends.

My family has been purchasing bikes from Gus' for the past 10 years. Till now, service has been…read moregreat. So I was disappointed when my wife told me about her experience with Jeff at the shop today. Stopped by the shop for a tire repair and stood at the counter waiting her turn for Jeff to help. When another customer then entered the store, Jeff ignored my wife and proceeded to help the gentleman. It wasn't until Jeff had finished with the gentleman that he asked my wife what she needed. Not sure there is much room for a misunderstanding here. The way my wife was treated was rude and disrespectful. Please do better, Jeff.

Great friendly service, communication is great; I recommend them to everyone but they DO get busy…read moreand have back-ups - not because they're slow but because they're competent and popular!

Amazing service, great selection of used gear, traded in my daughter's old gear for an updated pair…read moreof boots and skis. Quick turn around time for tuning.

Incredibly rude to me over the phone for absolutely no reason at all. I bought a pair of skis here…read moreand was nothing but polite to every employee I spoke with. The audacity. Hope y'all go outta business

I'm writing this review to get someone's attention from this company. I have emailed and called…read morewith no response. My husband and I both got fitted, his are great and for two years I've been trying to "break them in". The cramping I'm getting is extremely painful! I went to a local boot fitter to see if they could help since Hampton NH is far for me. This fitter is extremely experienced and fitted the world cup team back when he introduced Mikaela Shiffrin to her first sponsor. So he knows his stuff in other words. One look at my foot and calf and his words that this is not the stype of set up for me. The strolz foam filled boot is for someone with thin legs, high arch and thin calves - thats my husband, I'm the opposite. He removed the custom lining put in a stock lining left over from another off the shelf boot (Free of charge) and now my cramping is gone. I'm left with a partial plastic boot holding the stock insert since the bulk of this boot is really the foam filled insert. According to this boot fitter, my foot arch and calf combined do not make me a candidate for this type of custom boot fit. During the process at Strolz it was hard for the fitter to find something that worked with my calf and at that point my feeling was that I should give up but he pushed on that he would make it work. I wish I listented to my gut and just stopped the process right there. I'm sick to my stomach that we paid so much for custom boots that I cannot even use. Trying to reach strolz to get a refund for these "lifetime" boots that are uselss to me now. I hope to hear from someone there soon!

I took my son here to find him custom fit boots to fit his feet after years of discomfort in both…read moreski boots and snowboard boots. The service and product exceeded my expectations. It was awesome. My husband and I both have custom boots from different places in Utah, but next time we need new boots, I'm making the trip here. This is real quality and care.

First thing to know about Papa Wheelies is that they straddle the line between "Cycling Shop" and…read more"Bike Store", meaning that these are people who take the sport seriously as enthusiasts, but not exclusively for the "serious cyclist type". This store appeals to both demographics, although the "everyday commuter" type might find the bicycles in stock to be on the pricey side. I do not fault the store, but instead greater consumer trends within the industry. The service is generally good and reliable, however certain times of the year service will be backed up (summer holidays).

I am an avid cyclist in road, mountain and gravel cycling, and Papa Wheelies has been my go to bike…read moreshop for a number of years. Their customer service and knowledge of all types of riders and bikes is why I choose to patronize them, as well as why I will send all my friends who I try to convince to get into cycling. They truly just want you to get the best bike for yourself. Not the most expensive or the flashiest bike. They know their stuff and they truly just want to match everyone to a bike that will make them happy and give them the best riding experience. Their repair staff is also top notch. I have had some whacky issues with my bikes over the years and they have solved them every single time. Several years ago, I purchased an Orbea mountain bike through them. Unfortunately, there was a manufacturers defect with the dropper post (not Papa Wheelie's fault - a manufacturing issue). The staff at Papa Wheelie's took my bike in and took care of the entire process in dealing with the claim and getting the part from the manufacturer and got me back on my bike quite quickly considering many of the parts were coming in from Spain. I am always team support your local bike shop, but I am specifically team support Papa Wheelies as your lbs, because they truly care. Yes, you can order a bike online direct from manufacturers, but nothing beats the experience of going in and working with the people at Papa Wheelies to figure out what bike works for you and making adjustments to that bike or getting a bike fit to make sure that it is the best possible machine you can ride. It's an investment and Papa Wheelies makes that process 100 times easier. Lastly, I'll add that bikes can be expensive. Tax on expensive things can be expensive. New Hampshire doesn't have taxes. Are you doing the math with me? If you are buying a bike for several thousand dollars in other New England states, you can end up paying several hundred dollars in taxes. You can avoid that by heading on up to beautiful tax free New Hampshire and buying your bike at Papa Wheelies.

I went to the Bauer Experience in Burlington, MA. It started out alright and the first salesman…read morewas a nice guy. We bought skates for $100+ for my son. So I pay for the skates and am expecting to walk out with them, but no they need to be sharpened (included in the purchase). Being Saturday, there were lots of kids bringing their skates in to be sharpened. You would think that someone who just bought skates would go to the front of the line, get their skates sharpened and then they could be free to leave. The shop decides to put the skates we are buying in the back of a huge line of skates and make us sit around for an hour. Of course they didn't tell us what they were doing, they just made us wait. Then when I asked to speak to a manager about my displeasure of wasting an hour of my time, a kid named Rob told me the "managers were too busy to speak with me." What do you think? Should I shop there again? Seems like they don't care about my business.