Great service. They have the skill and knowledge to fit you in the right equipment. At a fair price.read more

Excellent ski shop with friendly and knowledgeable staff. Large selection of equipment and…read moreclothing. Fantastic repair and ski care technicians. From buying equipment to taking care of your skis I wouldn't go anywhere else

All the people in Warwick generally go to Bruce. He's wonderful with the kids and really helps them…read moreget a good fit on boots. He always has skis available and will sell you used ones for a decent price after the season is over. And I've never seen him wearing flip flops

Great business!! The owners are excellent and they tune my equipment better than any competitor in…read morethe area. Highly recommend!

Unacceptable customer service. The woman at the front desk…read morewas abrasive and dishonest. On New Year's Eve, she told everyone the mountain closed at 4pm when it actually closed at 6pm -- clearly so she could shut the shop early for her own plans, stating "even though the mountain closes at 4, you have to have your ski gear returned BEFORE 5, because we are closing our doors at 5." 100% untrue. We were still required to pay for full-day rentals, despite being lied to about the hours. Intentionally misleading customers to cut their ski day short is selfish and lazy. Extremely disappointing experience and not a shop I'd recommend.

Local NJ Action Sport Vibes, Cool Products, and a Boutique Family Owned Customer Service…read moreExperience. I got my skis tuned by the busy ski and snowboard rental shop, because I wanted to add that extra level to my time on the mountain. They accommodated my next day needs in a busy holiday season. I also picked up a helmet, the kind of gloves my daughter actually needed instead of Amazon finds that miss the mark, and I also found the best grippy-spike-pads for new snowboarders that make getting off the lift easier. Any new rider or old-head with a wonky knee would appreciate. Great Selection. I love everything about the local vibe here. Family owned snow-shops are the backbone of snow-towns, especially snow towns, where college kids come home over the holiday break and are happy to help you, even when you are an exhausted family that just "lived the dream" and barely holding it together. The right gloves. The helmet that actually fits. This is a boutique customer service experience with better offerings than big box stores, at prices you are happy to pay because they actually make your time on the mountain better. Thank you, Lee from Jersey by way of Raleigh North Carolina for the .

For as long as we've been coming up to Woodstock and driven to Belleayre in the early 2000s to try…read moreand ski (skiing isn't in our cultural DNA), we've always breezed past Potter B. To us, it was just a ski shop: snow gear, goggles, jackets, repeat. But then, in late March '25, hubs spotted a large Teak patio sale sign. We both did a double-take. Curious, we rolled in one Sunday, about an hour before closing and let's just say, the surprise was real. The showroom is spotless. And that earthy teak scent lingered everywhere. The teak patio pieces were gorgeous- just priced a bit out of range. But we lucked out big time and scored a black metal patio set already rust-treated. A solid win. Service was outstanding. We spotted a floor model and liked what we saw. We'd asked if we could take it home- as long as they were willing to knock a little off the price for it being on display. They didn't blink. Deal done. What's more, we'd also asked about delivery since we're not far off and two of the guys delivered the set in a snap!

Had a fantastic experience at Potter Brothers. Kyle helped with the purchase, and Adam went above…read moreand beyond fine‑tuning my wife's ski boots after a day on the mountain. His knowledge and patience were outstanding. This is exactly the kind of service you get from a family‑run shop--and why we'll always choose them over buying online..

Amazing, huge selection for any camping, skiing, hiking, rafting, etc etc needs.read more

Very nice staff, reasonable prices, followed safety measures, and got us quickly fitted for skis…read morefor the whole family including small sizes for our 3 year old. When we accidentally returned our new goggles with helmets they kept them for us until we came back later in the week.

Terrible customer service, normally I rent from these guys every year and I'm not sure if the…read morewinter crew is just that much better or this lady was having a bad day but one of the guys told me last year it wouldn't be a bad idea to buy a pair of boots and rent all the other equipment so I came in just to get a size for a ski boot, woman at the front desk told me "they are all packed away" like it's some massive machine she needs to roll out, meanwhile I see other employees moving ski/snowboard boots around in the back, it's not like im asking for a brand new set of skis or asking her to massage my feet just needed the sizing guide for my foot and she couldn't be bothered. Wouldn't recommend buying anything from them with that type of service. I'll attach a photo of the massive piece of equipment she couldn't be bothered to bring out for a loyal customer.

Got back into Snowboarding and skiing after 20 years. I have been frequenting the Fishkill…read morelocation since March of 2025 and it has been nothing but a great experience. Eddie and Mike have taken care of all of my family's needs to get us up and running. Everyone we've encountered in that store has been personable and knowledgeable.

All this cold weather means one thing to me - time to dust off my snowpants and goggles, because…read moreit's time to ride. On the quest to buy some new snowboard gear, I ventured up to north country and I found a north country ski shop chalet: a super small ski shack with great service! These guys know what they're talking about, they're helpful and they're honest. I went in looking to try some stuff on just for measurement sake and no interest in buying. The guy totally understood and was helpful and really didn't give a f*ck. It's super small, so inventory is limited. A row of skis, a row of boards and some good looking clothing. Prices were in like with retail, although did have some previous year models at a discounted price. I love that there was a fire going both inside the store and outside in a little chimenia - makes me feel like winter! They also have a tee-pee for some storage area, but still pretty cool if you ask me. It's a hike, but definitely a solid spot if you're looking for some gear and tune ups this winter season. They do carry rentals as well! ** They carry HEAD ski's and snowboards.

The owner was heavily intoxicated. He said he would tuneup and fix my board for $50. When I went to…read morego pick it up the work was not done and he claimed he must've been very drunk to say he would fix my board for $50. And then said I did $50 more of work.

Great place to ski, especially with small kids learning. Easy to watch them. We aren't in Colorado,…read moreit's great for NY and NJ.

We've been to Mt. Peter before, many moons ago. It's a good place for beginner skiers. Definitely a…read moresmaller mountain than some others that are a bit of a longer drive away. It was ideal for our intentions. We brought our kiddo up here to try out skiing for the first time. We got private lessons for all of us but in hindsight, I think it's best to just have your child do the lesson on their own if you don't really require any for yourself, so that the instructor can focus on the child, and the child can focus on themself. There's plenty of space nearby where you can observe while also not being a distraction. We ended up just going up and down the bunny slope while she was having her lesson. That was kind of a waste of money on our part. As for the instruction, I was not too keen on it. Maybe because the instructor was younger and perhaps not used to smaller children. I wish it was an older instructor, maybe someone with their own kids, that could have better helped our kiddo understand what was being asked of her. The instructor kept asking her to move her feet in a certain way that was confusing for her, causing her to have trouble understanding how her feet should move for the "pizza pie" and "French fry" positions - IYKYK I feel like someone more seasoned, that perhaps has their own children, would go about the instruction with a different approach. The instructor brought our daughter up the conveyor belt and down the bunny hill a few times and I could see that our kid did not grasp the fundamentals before doing the hill. I almost wish that I would have just taken her up there on my own but it had been so long that I wasn't confident in myself to take on the task, until after I went down a few times myself, then it felt like second nature. Ultimately, I wanted her first experience to be fun so that she would want to do it again and again. I feel like because the whole experience was hard to grasp and felt like work, when the lesson was over, she was kind of defeated. My kid is courageous, so it's not an issue of being scared. She is just like us, where she enjoys a thrill and will try anything once, even if she's a little bit scared. This was a perfect opportunity to have her experience skiing and hopefully love it but the lesson did not go as planned and afterwards, she just wanted to leave. We talked her into resting a bit. I went up on a green hill by myself, while hubby took her to warm up and have a snack. They have woodfire pizza and the regular cardboard snacks on hand. It looks like they also have other food truck offerings on busier days. The pizza was great. The other food they offer is exactly what you'd expect in a cardboard snack: previously frozen burgers, fries, watered-down soups, chili. Their curly fires were OK, but the chicken noodle soup tasted like not so flavorful water and soft noodles from a used Campbell's can. After our brief snack, she decided she wanted to try the hill again, but wanted to go down the hill with me. I was delayed getting my skis because another visitor must have mistaken my skis for their, and removed them, so I had to go back and get another set. I'm happy there was no issue with that. She did go down the hill again and definitely was done with skiing at that point. Partially the fault of my husband and partially the fault of the conveyor operator. If I could have filmed her, she would have looked like a pro until she reached the bottom. Luckily, she did not get hurt but she did get the crap scared out of her with that downhill ride. She cried, we made sure nothing was broken and then we drove a ways to Mountain Creek for snow tubing, as the tubing hill at Mt. Peter was not in operation during our visit. We'll probably be back, without lessons and only get rentals and lift tickets, and hopefully convince our Little to enjoy the sport in the future.

The store manager Dan and their staff saved our day. My mom left her handbag in the store during a…read morerecent visit. She found out after more than 30 minutes and freaked out. When we came back, they kept the handbag in great condition and were able to resolve the issue for us immediately. We have shopped here many times and our experience has always been positive. They had an amazing team! Thank you!

they had a jacket on clearance for $196 but put a $210 price on top. rei has it for $196. always…read moregoogle price before u buy!

Great prices. Great service. There is a great inventory. Great customer service I highly…read morerecommend this store Check them out. Prices are really great compared to other companies

Great selection and sizes. Helpful staff too. Prices are not the cheapest but they had what I was…read morelooking for.