Best skateshop in the greater toronto area , the dude who works he is kind honest and super…read moreknowledgeable about skateboard and skateboard accessories this dudes like tbe hank hill of skate shop owners if you want a real skateshop experience this is the place to go. It's an amazing shop for beginners and intermediate riders . Also the selection of products also reaches to the female consumer hammer has a great selection of skateboard gear for girls interested in skateboarding. Wonderful atmosphere I recommend this shop to anyone The guy who works there is cool and doesn't judge people like some stores I have been to. So go to Hammer skateboard s for all your skating needs

Best Skateshop in the GTA, great gear, good prices and deeply involved with the Skateboarding…read morecommunity.

Shouts out sean for his help! He spent 15 minutes writing me a list of skate spots around town for…read moreme to check out since I have never skated Toronto before.

The service and the employees are awesome super nice good shop nice good vibes would recommend stop…read moreby if your in the area

This cool little boutique skate shop could be missed if you blinked when walking past it, but the…read morelong windows and double entrance way (the other side was the sneaker store Livestock, years ago) draw your attention to the impressively minimalist decor that is adrift skate shop. As I've alluded to, this is not your typical skate shop. In fact, you, like me, probably wondered if it actually IS an a real skate shop or merely one that has skate decks on the wall, when you first walk in. It's a real skate shop, void of skate posters and that old school feeling and replaced with smooth concrete floors, decks displayed on the wall with see-thru fishing wire and backlit shelves of the latest in skateboard footwear. There's glass cases (vertical, not the typical scratched up length wise cases you find at most other skate shops which I love too, but vive La difference) filled with trucks, bearings and wheels) and a back section of shoes discounted to $65 plus even more clothing. I found the service to be very helpful. No attitude and answered all my questions. Many times for stores like this, you read about the intimidating attitudes you can get, but didn't find that here. Come in, and browse away. I bought a couple pairs of Nike SB, and will be back again. Sweet kicks and good prices. Sign me up! Worth the trip!

I like to stop in at Adrift and ogle the items whenever I get the change. Skatewear is awesome!…read moreOf course Adrift has lost some of its roots with its old location in the market and having the indoor training area in the back, but that's gentrification for ya! Prices are in line with the King West area, no poor students around here. But if you want something a little different, or off the wall, check this place out. Stock levels always seem very low so you can peruse and get in and out of the place in a few minutes so do drop in!

Unfortunately I've had a difficult experience with the customer service I received from Greg (the…read moreowner) at The Baitshop. There were a few mistakes in my recent order (missing shirts, a misprint, and double-charged for a few shirts). I e-mailed the list of mistakes to Greg and asked that they be resolved. Over the past 2 weeks Greg has not responded to any of my emails nor returned any of my phone calls. As a customer and fellow business owner, I feel disappointed and incredibly disrespected.

From the owner: Skate Shop, Design, Branding, Strategy, Web, Custom Builds, Screen Print, Digital and Offset Print,…read moreEmbroidery, Promotional Products, Custom Cut and Sew.

throwback good service…read morequality goods great signage nice location when i made a return to hockey (at 35...); they fully outfitted me... respect!

Great experience getting my skates sharpened at Newson's! It was quick and very well priced for…read moresharpening. Came on a Tuesday morning just as they were opening and I was in and out in less than 10 minutes. To put it into perspective, I was at another retailer the day prior that I've used in the past for the same service and that retailer already had 5 customers in line at opening and could only have my skates sharpened and ready by 2:30pm the earliest. Both are great local shops, but Newson's edges the competition due to convenience and affordability.

Impressive new location in Queen West that I visited shortly after they moved in the Summer of…read more2025. Looks like plenty of thought was used to give this store a fresh looking attractive layout with plenty to look at compared with other skate and streetwear shops like Adrift. It's well staffed and looks to have good prices from my visit. Well worth checking out when in the area.

Excellent service. Went in to get my son's first snowboard and it was a pleasant experience!read more

I need to practice my scootering so I found this skatepark and everything I get is from there and a…read morestaff named devin helps me a lot

Having been fortunate to travel, see a lot of North American Skateparks; CJ is above 'most'…read more Mainly due to the construction. A lot of parks (especially older ones) use cheaper materials, they get worn (not replaced/fixed), so they essentially become 'dangerous'. CJ spared no cost. A really impressive vert and mini section. I like the street section the best; great flow. They have hired some amazing staff; Alex, Helen, Mike to name a few... Very popular for summer and holiday camps. Only downside (more sign of the times than anything...) too many annoying scooters. Nobody over 16 should ride one; so you get a lot of kids darting around on those stupid pieces of metal/plastic. Hard not to wish for more skate/less scooter. Prices have also been raised; most parks I've visited cost around 8-10 bucks (USA), CJ often charges almost twice that amount. It's a great thing for the city of Etobicoke (Toronto), be great to see another park or two pop up (competition is always nice). Most importantly the park is maintained, clean, safe. Can't say that about a lot of skateparks. I've visited parks in St Louis/Philly recently and they don't even sweep (dangerous), so CJ is refreshing and much appreciated.

Ever since 2021, this store has had many closing sales. At the end of July 2026, it finally looked…read morelike a real closing sale. I came by on 2026-08-06, and saw that their banner is finally down, to be replaced by a different clothing store. Review 2026-140

The selection is Sparse but the prices are really good! I was surprised that they were having a…read morelarge sale when I came by with most of the stock cleared out already. There were a lot of people inside and not many staff members so the interior was chaotic.

Zero Stars - Buyers, WATCH OUT!…read more BUYERS, WATCH OUT! TASK Shop Canada are absolute scammers and their business is basically a legal scam. Their so-called "easy returns" policy is a complete lie designed to cheat innocent buyers. If you ask for a refund, they charge you for both shipping and return, even if you refuse the delivery. You are double-charged. They push you to try the item, even if it doesn't fit, just so they can deny your refund. Their refund rules don't apply to used or even slightly tried items. The amount they deduct for shipping and return is outrageous, leaving you with almost nothing. Their return policy is pure trickery. Avoid them at all costs!

Shop Task is a great store. I was looking for places to buy blades from and wanted to go to a store…read morespecifically selling blades rather than going to Canadian Tyre. I called Eric and he asked me questions and recommended what I needed. He was extremely helpful. His recommended size worked perfectly. After a month of blading, I also went for lessons with Eric. This was amazing. He assessed my level and taught me accordingly. The lesson is a bang for the buck because he is patient, teaches you enough material for few weeks of practice, and of course he knows the right skills to teach. I highly recommend both the store and the lessons.