The store has a good selection of surplus and work related items. It's a large store. The…read morelocation isn't the best. There's not much parking and there's considerable traffic in the area. My work takes me all over the country. Wherever I work, I seek out surplus stores, so I have seen my share. This one is high priced, too high priced.

Fast, friendly, responsive service!…read more I found the pair of work boots I wanted on their website for 35% off MSRP on clearance, and received them two days later via USPS Priority Mail. After confirming fit and comfort, Ed replied the next morning, to my email inquiring about reordering another pair at that price, to let me know I bought the last pair in my size, but said he would let me know if he found another one.

Good service, selection, and value from an independent gun store. A bit of a rarity these days.read more

Really good store. Had a few guns ordered to him for me to pick up. Every time I've needed to go in…read moreto the shop, everything went great. Really knows his stuff and even had some fairly priced .303 Brit which I needed as well. Will be a constant customer as long as I can.

Rarely anything good. Owner is always at goodwill.. sub par clothing for too much hard earned..read more

Montana Vintage Clothing could be a goldmine, but unfortunately it's run by a passive-aggressive,…read moregrey-haired woman who fat-shames customers under the pretense of "taking your measurements to match you to the right fits." When I found a pair of cute shorts and asked to try them on she said she'd have to "measure me first." I politely declined, assuming it was an optional service, to which she further informed me, it was not. Then things got weird. Because the shorts were cute (and cheap), I begrudgingly let her measure my waist. To which she said "ohh, they're too small," and put them back on the rack (they were actually my size) When I said I'd like to try them anyway, she smugly told me I could purchase them, but I still wasn't allowed to try them on. It was hands down the weirdest, most invasive, and humiliating shopping experience I've had. And it explains why the store is bursting at the seams with clothing. I doubt anyone actually buys anything after being treated like that. If you enjoy unsolicited body commentary and being size-policed over $20 vintage shorts, this place is for you. Otherwise, run. And a tip for the owner: If you want to run a 'by fitting only' boutique, then run a proper by-appointment fitting room where you pull sizes for people instead of wasting their time and humiliating them. Vintage isn't supposed to come with a side of shame.

5 stars all day!!! Shawna and Mister Bill were fantastic. I highly recommend checking out their…read morewell stocked shop!! They were friendly and efficient, the selection of products for purchase was pretty incredible, and for the money we paid to rent the inflatable kayaks, it was soooo worth it just for the memories alone! They were gracious when we realized, 20 mins before closing, that we would need to return the kayaks the same day. We didnt have them rinsed off or packed into the tarps yet they helped us unload all of the rental things, life jackets and pumps too, from our car. I cant say enough good things about Sunshine Sports!! Go check them out if you are in the Billings area!!!

My family and I all rented kayaks from this place and we were very impressed with the quality of…read morethe kayaks and the staff were so accommodating and kind. We HIGHLY RECOMMEND renting from this store. Mr.Bill and Shawna even helped us unload when we brought them back. Such a great experience!

Stuffs are professional and very patient. We were driving by this place and had a great experience.read more

RUDE staff. Never going back. What happened to customer service? The place wasn't busy at…read moreall...seems like they can ill afford to lose business. Maybe the terrible employees are the reason it wasn't busy.

Chris was super friendly! Came in on my lunch break to get a fix and he was able to handle it super…read morequick! Super chill environment

Was on a 5,000 mile round trip car/e-bike trip from Indiana to Glacier National Park. Had an…read moreuntimely flat tire on a Saturday morning ride in Billings, MT. Called The Bike Shop and Chris told me to bring my bike right over. Did so and when we arrived, Chris stopped his other work and immediately went to work on my bike. Unbelievably happy with the service, the cost, and the personal concern and care!!!

I was invited here by a member to this club recently and I witnessed a young male bartender…read morebullying this other young worker that was obviously new and being trained but he kept blowing her off and being rude to her when she would try to speak to him. She left in a rush, obviously trying not to cry. I felt so bad for her. The drink he made me wasn't even good. The food was also subpar. Stop bullying employees and make better drinks.

I'm not a member, but I recently attended a company party here and it was a wonderful experience…read more The food was a little bland, but I assume it's better when it's made for a single person and not for 80! The building was clean and had a very comforting feel.

This is Calvin. Calvin is a Hero…read more Calvin answered the phone when I frantically called that my Special Olympian had broken his bike after the first heat at the MT State Games, and would have to DQ his next event in 45 minutes without a fix. Calvin drove to us at MetraPark within 10 minutes, tools & replacement chain in hand. Hubby & him got it all in order and back on track for him to compete minutes later and win the Silver Medal! We came from Bigfork to compete in the games, but will spread your awesomeness far & wide.

Stopped in yesterday with the intent of grabbing for my wife and I a couple of the $200…read moreprior-rental Treks they're selling, but fell in love with a used Bianchi Volpe, (guessing a 2011 model - photo included), and walked out with it instead. I've been stopping in over the last week or so and everyone I've dealt with has been fantastic. My first contact was James and he was knowledgeable and honest, then when I came back I dealt with Benny, (I think?), on the sales end and Travis in the shop. Lots of smiles out of these dudes which made for a genuinely pleasant experience. Travis put new tires on for me, (very affordable), and Benny modified my old rack to fit the purchase. I was so pleased with the visit that I grabbed my wife and came back. She test rode bikes for probably close to an hour and they were absolutely accommodating. A trip was made to their warehouse which meant they had to put pedals on a bike color she was considering, so the effort was top shelf. There was a gentleman in a Niners shirt at this point who helped a ton, too. We bought her a killer new bike, a bike rack, (which Benny helped me put on in the parking lot), some accessories, and two helmets. What would have been around a $600 total purchase for the both of us ended up being almost $2000, but I can tell you that on our bike ride after we were glowing about the purchase. A lot of that can be attributed to the level of comfort offered by the store. We tucked in and made it our home for a few hours yesterday, which says A LOT about the place. Neither one of us likes to spend money. This was a big day. I'll be back often for repairs, tune-ups, accessories, and to visit with Travis a bit more about Japanese handlebars. Thanks again, fellas.