Encountered 2 super friendly employees.. They had some good…read moresales, store was clean and organized. Will return.

Prices are okay for shoes, did not check anything else. I went there to look for boxing equipment,…read moreunfortunately not much could be found there however if you are looking for boxing/wrestling shoes there are 3-4 models to choose compare to other stores where nothing is available.

don't believe the Free gift offers on on-line sale/orders. Never included in the deliveryread more

This is the best place to get sports clothes and equipment. The price is cheap too and I loved it …read more Customer service is great and so as the workers there. I would come back here again.

My online experiences have been perfect. I had a free afternoon in Toronto so I thought I would…read morevisit. Unfortunately there was construction taking place, all inventory had been removed , and the shop was not open. I was unclear and could find no signage if they were going to reopen at this location.

This place is the only place I've found uptown that has a huge collection of soccer paraphernalia!…read moreThey have everything from lanyards (both club teams as well as international), to wall clocks, plush pillows, flags, emblems, jerseys themselves... EVERYTHING you could EVER think of that has soccer branding on it, you'll find it here! I saw some F1 and Hockey stuff here as well but it's predominantly soccer. The prices aren't ridiculous either and if you go now you can buy a whole bunch of World Cup South Africa stuff for super cheap!

All your hockey needs under one roof…read more Pro Hockey Life has been around for a long time and offers a huge inventory of hockey sporting goods from skates to apparel, sticks, equipment, and skill aids as well as a dedicated goalie gear area. This is mostly run by a diligent young team with friendly attitudes as well as a desire to provide advice and tips for your purchase based on their own personal hockey experience. Luka was a great help with our new skate purchase from fitting to sharpening. One of the neat features here is the shooting lane where you can try a couple of their hockey sticks. This lane used to be run by an assigned staff for the automatic puck system. Nowadays the RapidShot system is non-functional but you can still retrieve and shoot at the net. But beware of the long queue to use this shooting lane and many kids not leaving even after a couple rounds while their parents watch. The manager here does need to work on customer service. The skate sharpening is decent but I noticed the manager first deliver a bandage to a skate sharpening employee whose finger was cut and bleeding profusely by a skate blade. No regard, just a quick drop off of the band-aid and he was out of there. Then the same manager showed up at the 2nd cash counter as the "Next counter" was displayed so I proceeded. This dude took one look, silently pointed back to the 1st counter without customer skills. Skip it or hit it? If you play hockey, Pro Hockey Life is definitely a worthwhile visit.

Had a really good experience here a couple times now. Army was the person who helped me with skates…read moreeach time I was for different kids. They measure the skates robotically and make suggestions from there which was different than in the past where I found myself questioning if the other store had even measured them properly (including foot width and arch). Thx for being so patient and helpful Army

Great service and best prices in the GTA. If you are looking for a one stop fitness shop, this…read moreplace has everything you need!

Great Service! Julian was able to help us when we needed to acquire some weights during Stage 1 of…read morecovid. He was extremely professional, responsive, knowledgeable and attentive. We will definitely return to the store when things reopen.

This place is a neighbourhood type of place. You need sporting goods, well this place has some and…read morethen more! (particularly a giant selection of rubber chickens for some reason...) Not particularly inexpensive, if you get my drift. I was in need of a golf driver, since I foolishly misplaced my driver last season, I was desperately in need of a new driver! So suffice to say, didn't feel like dishing out $300+ for a brand new driver, decided to checkout this place. Decent selection on second-hand golf drivers. Most of them are demo drivers from big box retailers it seems like. Tons of lefties!! If you are a lefty golfer and in need of a fresh driver, this is a great place to come by. You can even take the drivers out for a swing as they have practice mats in the basement. All in all, a pleasant experience. The manager hooked me up with a deal and gave me $20 off from the purchase price. So I gots my beautiful Callaway Diablo Driver for $120! I'd say that's a $200 off of retail easily. Go Tiger go!!

Came in here looking for skates and was extremely happy with the customer service. They were all…read morefriendly and very knowledgable about the products that were being sold in the store

I walked into Soccer Maxx hoping to find a couple of goodies and not quite being sure what to…read moreexpect. There was no one in there with the exception of the owner or manager and here is what I found. As far as gear, equipment and gifts they carry branded items mostly related to the bigger teams. Fans of items without team logos may find themselves out of luck. Fans of Championship or tier 2 Chinese teams (say) may also find themselves leaving empty-handed for example. However, those looking for cleats, hats, balls, La Liga, Premier league and the like will love the place. The store is clean, spic and span, well-organized and the talkative manager is one reason the store should do well. Don't ask me how he started talking politics, but that guy has his head screwed on just right and moreover is service-oriented and not at all pushy. Perfect. Smart guy, knowledgeable and not trying to push anything: cool!

Selection value service . The had tons of selection great prices . Very knowledgeable on their…read moreproducts.

Great service from really cool guys. Needed some air in the tires of my wheelchair and went in when…read moreI passed the shop by chance. They happily took care of me leaving everything else behind. Asked me to test a couple of times until I had the exact pressure I wanted. Didn't want any money.

Disappointed. I bought a bike, was told that I would have a lifetime of basic repairs. As soon as I…read morereceived the bike, there was a problem. I was told they don't fix it and that I had to go to another city, another bike shop, to get it repaired.

Many selections. Have everything. Lots of kitchenware. Lady who sold fishing license was not…read moreknowledgeable about the process but we did it on line just fine.

Take this review with a grain of salt-- it's strictly relative to all the other baitshops we've…read morebeen to. That said, the store is objectively quite good. The people who work there are nice (which is surprisingly unusual for a baitshop in Ontario), the prices are good (ditto; its a great spot to stockup on extra tackle and such en-route to your fishing spot), and the minnows are quite vigorous. In our experience driving across Ontario, you usually get to pick one of those things. No other shop we've seen has managed to hit all three. We've gotten fairly resigned to a sizable percentage (sometimes half) of the minnows dying before we get a chance to use them, but that just isn't the problem here. Every single unused minnow we bought is still alive and well in my cooler over a day later, and aside from a few that seem to have died from oxygen deprivation while we were changing fishing spots, we didn't lose any en-route. The only cons are: the place is a little bit hard to find (it's behind the Husky, and in a little corner unit that's a bit hard to spot), and occasionally their hours change a bit. So you may want to call in to be sure they're open at times. Still, the location is handy if you're going up North from the GTA to fish, and they're near Bass Pro (their reputation is good enough that the fellows at Bass Pro were the ones that originally directed us here), so its a great one-stop spot to replenish equipment as well as bait and tackle.

Small store packed to the ceiling with reasonably priced. Owner well educated on product friendly…read moreowners

If you are at Richmond Hill needing some hiking and camping gear, the right kinds of tactical…read moreclothes to go paintballing in, or some army surplus, Creative is the place to go. Tucked deep away inside an outdoor plaza complex at the northwest corner of Highway 7 and West Beaver Creek, the location is small, but not overcrowded, so you'll surely find what you need and want. Many military paraphernalia on sale are much cheaper than many army surplus stores in Toronto. Creative stocks many other new outdoor and tactical gear at decent prices. Perhaps you could also be interested in a riot helmet to go along with a machete? Mad props to the man running the store, who is not only very friendly and accommodating, he is not an intimidating military-obsessed nut (as army surplus stores tend to be staffed by military fanatics). {YRT: probably simplest to use VIVA purple line to West Beaver Creek}