This is pretty much it for me as far as outfitters go. I take this stuff seriously and I have no…read moreproblem dropping my opinions on things. There are sports stores and then there are gems like this. If you need it, this place has it or it can be had. Like with my taste in food, I will travel great distances to find that one great place. My entire life has centered around outdoor activities that do not require a ball of some sort. This has also turned me into a gear fanatic, so yes, I can go broke quick here. On that note, the gear you will find here is reasonably priced. I used to travel to Indy for my gear habit, but REI is just to big and Rusted Moon, although cool, is just too proud. This is the place. This is the gear you want.

This is the kind of place you go to if you want to climb Mount Everest…read more The company's logo, the employees that work here generally do it for the love of the job. Giving them something to do. The owner is retired,( at a very young age). The oldest is around seventy). He is about like a fifty year old in his physical abilities. Also with a few select others. The main advantage here is that the employees (not salesman). Have actually used the equipment that you are looking at. The younger ones do not try to push it out the door (make a sale). Have you ever noticed that if you watch a T.V. show? That some piece of equipment you saw will suddenly show up in all the stores? It is always made in China? When you take I camping isn't that always the time it seams to well not perform as well as it looked like it should? This is the main advantage of this store. Knowing what to use, and not carry twice as much as needed. This was the part that bankrupted one of there competitors. Roots sporting goods, they tried to carry everything, the staff was overrun and id not know what they are doing. Even I could tell. Earth Adventures only does a few things; one of their newest classes that is offered is an emergency preparedness class. This is better than what the Red Cross-offers. Can you pick up one bag, and walk out the front door, for three days? Then have a second bag for seven days? I could just get in my van and drive off.

We did the 9 mile kayak trip in Leo. It was a lot of fun and very scenic!! Just be warned that…read morethere is not much of a current so it is a lot of paddling.

Fort Wayne is a city with three rivers flowing through it: the St. Marys, the St. Joseph, and the…read moreMaumee. So of course, when my family and I had the chance to explore the city via its waterways, we jumped at the chance. We had our first-ever canoeing experience as a family, and I have to admit that I was a little (OK, a lot) nervous. But Fort Wayne Outfitters was super professional and made sure that we were all safe, and I felt a lot better once we hit the water. They gave us some instructions on how to paddle and how to change direction. Canoeing and kayaking are two of those activities that you just have to jump in and do it yourself, and you eventually get the hang of it. After about 10 minutes of paddling up the river, I felt a lot more confident! I wasn't going to win any awards, but I was able to paddle fast and turn the canoe in whatever direction I wanted it to go. We had two young children with us, and the children sat at the front of the two-person canoe, because they weigh less than the adults. Everyone is given life jackets, and they provide multiple sizes for adults and children. We booked two hours, but my youngest child pooped out after about a half hour. Canoeing is a good workout, and it'll get you tired! But I feel like an older kid could definitely go two hours. The best part about our experience was that we got to see downtown Fort Wayne from a whole different perspective. Fort Wayne Outfitters and the boat launch is located at Promenade Park, so we got to see all of the great features of the park, and then also the nature and beauty of this part of Indiana (as well as beaver dams!).

Landmark review We come here weekly for my son's swim…read moreclasses and the parking situation is crazy. There is usually no parking at all and if the adjacent park is closed for the season I have no idea where you are suppose to put your car. This is the one major downside of this location. The facility themselves are quite clean albiet crowded at times on the weekend. There isn't too many places to sit down and wait for your kids to finish class. The pool itself is also smaller than other pools we have been to at other YMCA in Illinois. Overall I am happy we have not gotten a YMCA membership as it is not cheap and I can only imagine how it continues to be very crowded during the course of the week.

So far this is my favorite Fort Wayne Y location. I know its a work out facility but if their goal…read moreis to make it more family orientated, I think this locations doing a great job. You see more families involved here in activities and having fun. Truthfully, I like coming here the most because of the kids section thats located in the center, I love seeing kids active and having fun rather than plugged into a video game or something. Haven't tried the new outdoor pool yet, but hope to make it before the summer is over.

We have been buying outdoor furniture from S&W for many years and enjoy every piece. These have sat…read moreout in the weather, even winter, and still look great! We have also had two warranty issues and S&W has handled getting replacement parts on both occasions. A great place to do business with. Dan Smith Ft Wayne IN

If you are in the area this a great way to get around on bike. It starts in Downtown near the…read moreconvention center. However, it is not the best marked. It is a bit confusing with the many areas where it splits off. More signage and colored paveways would not only be more attractive, but make it safer. The dam is a pretty stopping point. Seating areas are scattered.

Largest indoor tennis facility in the area, but I am pretty sure it is the oldest also…read more 12 indoor courts, 4 outdoor courts. (They even have a bar.) Fun place to play for all ages and abilities. Oh, and if you like to watch (or feel) trains go by, you are in luck, as the tracks are about 50 feet away from the courts.

Absolutely amazing time. Mr. Cameron was stellar and I couldn't recommended them enough. We escaped…read morethe Clue themed room trying to figure out who murdered the host of a dinner party, just like the classic board game and movie.

Great escape room experience overall! I appreciated how it felt non-corporate but still very well…read moreexecuted. All the puzzles worked well, and some included mechanics I've not seen in other rooms. The game master was clearly invested in ensuring we had a great time, and we certainly did. Would absolutely recommend!

Great place good pricing and they even have a golf simulator the lady was super helpful and niceread more