This is a great little sporting goods store located in the heart of vineyard haven. They mostly…read morecarry tennis and swimming/running gear but they have baseball mitts, basketballs, soccer gear, ping pong and more. Very friendly and helpful staff.

My son bought his first pack of Pokémon cards here. Very…read morecool shop with all types of toys and collectibles. I even got a "ribbit" on the way out. Highly recommend stopping in - will be back.

Fantastic shop! Jake, the owner, is always incredibly helpful. We have never been disappointed…read morewith a recommendation. Once we brought a group of kids in to pick out discs form Disc Golf. Jake helped the kids picked discs, gave some instructions and tips to get them started, and provided directions to the course and recommendations on what holes to play. Had a huge smile on his face the entire time. You won't find a shop owner who loves what he does more than this guy and it absolutely shows.

Cannot say enough, good things about this place! They took time to explain everything to my sons…read more They also recommended a fishing boat for next year! We will be back!

A must for any person who enjoys fishing, They give you great advice, have all necessary items…read moreand they're so helpful. Where are the fish biting? What type of gear should use,what time of day or night should you go fishing? They do it all except catch the fish for you.

Went in with a rear wheel flat on a belt drive bicycle (not an e-bike). Guy boasts 44 years of…read moreexperience, doesn't think to call me with an estimate or warning so I could decline the work. Went to pick up the bike, he tells me it's the "trickiest" flat repair he's ever done and he's going to "hit me hard"--writes down $89.00 for labor--$115 all in to fix a flat. Labor is $10.37 for the same thing at the local bike shop--I watched a kid in his 20's do it in under 10 minutes. Avoid this guy.

First read ALL the negative reviews here. John, the owner, is one of the most unpleasant people…read moreI've ever met. I had just had a fender bender in the Stop & Shop parking lot and was shaken up. I told him this and that I just wanted to drop off the bike for two new tires and tubes but he proceeded to lecture me for 20 minutes before he ever started filling out the intake slip. I told him I had run a bike shop of my own selling electric bikes in order to slow down his constant posturing and bragging about his skills, but it set him off. "Electric Bikes aren't bikes! They're glorified scooters and I won't touch them!" He proceeded to insult my intelligence, shamed me for not coming in February, when tuneups were discounted (although I told him I'd just gotten the bike the day before), tried (HARD) to sell me 5 or 6 unneeded items and insisted that I also get a "tune for safety" service. When I asked the price for that he said, I don't know till I get into it. When I asked him to call me with an estimate he said, "I don't do that." I really wanted my new tires, but mostly to get home and deal with my car accident. Every time I opened my mouth he was off on a negative rant, so I just shut up and waited for him to run out of steam. Fortunately another customer came in and I was able to escape. Once home, I read the reviews and all the people with similar experience whose bikes had been held hostage for hundreds of dollars. So I brought my big, pumped, hunk of a husband back to the store and we got the bike back (John hadn't started the work yet). We discovered that he hadn't even written "new tires and tubes" on the slip! He would have delivered the bike without the things I wanted done but with a tune up I hadn't requested. I dodged a bullet. So should you. Many other good shops on the island without being insulted, shamed, and manipulated. If you don't live on MV, ask an islander. He has a bad rep.