100% worth it. Literally- don't pass up this company!…read more We were traveling from Louisiana (where there's no need for snow clothes) to Colorado where we would definitely need weather appropriate clothing. KitLender had it all. I ordered a full kit for myself (a north face jumpsuit, boots, gloves, and goggles) as well as a pair of snow pants. My husband got a snow bib and boots. And my toddler got a full kit (snow bib, jacket, boots, mittens, and goggles). ALL of this for a fraction of the cost to buy. However, the best part was I had to pack NONE of it. It was delivered to my lodge, we used it, repacked it, and it was picked up by FedEx from the lodge to go back to KitLender. I think it was the least stressful part of our family vacation (lol). WILL DEF BE USING AGAIN! THANKS KL!

Zero stars if that were an option. Absolute failure when it mattered most…read more I ordered ski clothing from Kit Lender for 9 people nearly a full month in advance (28 days) for what was supposed to be a once-in-a-lifetime family trip to Big Sky. We did everything right to avoid issues. Kit Lender did everything wrong. When FedEx tracking showed delays, I proactively contacted the company on December 31. I was reassured they were "working on options." That reassurance turned out to be meaningless. Fast forward to January 2, the night before our 8am flight, and suddenly I'm told nothing can be done. It gets worse. When I called customer service, I was actually told that I should drive to Billings, Montana to pick up the shipment myself from a FedEx warehouse. Let that sink in. Their proposed solution was that I abandon my travel plans to fix their logistics failure. I asked a very reasonable question: why not arrange Saturday delivery, since the items were already sitting at the Billings FedEx facility? I was told a manager named Ben would call me back after speaking with FedEx. He never did. Instead, Ben sent a dismissive email claiming FedEx doesn't deliver to business addresses on weekends. I immediately responded clarifying that we were staying in a private home, not a business. No response. I called again asking for Ben. The person who answered hesitated, clearly knew who I was, and said "uhhh... is this Nikki?" before telling me Ben would call me shortly. He never did. I have now called four times and am sent straight to voicemail. No callback. No urgency. No ownership. Here's the part that matters most: This was a bucket-list trip for my mother, who has breast cancer. She asked for her children and their partners to take her skiing in Big Sky. We spent an enormous amount of money on this trip. And thanks to Kit Lender's complete lack of accountability, we are arriving with no ski clothing for anyone and scrambling at the last minute to fix a problem that should never have happened. Yes, they offered a refund. And then they disappeared. Refunds don't fix ruined plans. Refunds don't replace lost time. Refunds don't excuse a total failure of customer care when things go wrong. Every company looks good when everything goes smoothly. Kit Lender showed exactly who they are when things were in distress. The answer was silence, deflection, and indifference. If your trip matters to you, do not trust this company. When it counted, they did not care -- not about our vacation, not about solutions, and certainly not about their customers.

Nice little spot to get Middlebury and VT gear along with your basic sporting equipment. I have…read morebeen going to Fourth n Goal for over a decade now and continue to find new ways to stock up on comfortable and reasonably priced apparel

Cute little two-floor college shop in a perfect location. Not quite as massive or flamboyant as…read morethe sporting gear stores back in State College (like, one every five feet) but overall a nifty selection of odds & ends both students and guests alike could easily enjoy. I was psyched to find a comfy hoodie for $40 bucks which by college boutique standards, is relatively inexpensive. (Hello, PSU.) Plus it's open on weekends which is an automatic A+.

My son went in to try on race helmets. He was up front and honest with the owner, PJ, that he was…read morejust there to try on and would not be purchasing a helmet there today, as his grandfather (in another state) would be buying it as a Christmas gift. Upon hearing this, the owner swore at him (calling him a f**ker), insulted him, and told him that wasn't how he did business. My son asked him what would have happened if he had just tried on helmets without telling him he wasn't planning on purchasing one and PJ responded in a threatening manner, "We'd have a problem." My son told him his business model was bullsh*t, at which point PJ told him to "get the f**k out of my store and never come back." After my son assured him he would not, PJ then told him to "jump off a f**king bridge." I called to speak to PJ and during our conversation, if it can be called that, he repeatedly interrupted me, yelled at me, called me a b*tch, and threatened me. He followed up the phone call with a text telling me to "F**K OFF!" While my son was not purchasing anything today, he would have been inclined to shop here in the future and/or send his friends there had he been treated in a respectful manner. THIS seems like a better business model to build a customer base but I guess when you have little to no local competition, you can run potential customers out of your store. But if you enjoy being verbally assaulted, threatened, and essentially told to kill yourself, look no further because THIS is the ski shop for you!

After skiing the rest of the season with ski boots serviced by Race stock sports, I can say that…read morethey do a poor rushed job and try to get you out of the door as fast as they can without actually trying to fix the issue. I came in with the issue that my boots were putting pressure on the bone spurs of my foot and putting pressure on my toe causing subungual hematoma. They only pressed out the shell where the issue is, providing some temporary relief and getting me out the door happy without addressing the real problem, which is that the last of the shell was too big for my feet and my feet were sliding around. I went to Ski Haus in Woburn Mass and they recognized the issue and fixed it completely for half the price that Race Stock Sports charged. They get you with a faux sense of expertise but leave you with a pretty half assed job.

TLDR; Really wanted a kayak Umiak advertised. Was worried it would be sold before I could get…read morethere. Was assured no worries. Gave them my credit card info etc. to hold the boat. Arrived as it was leaving with another customer. I was very interested in a kayak Umiak advertised on their website. I called and spoke to Brian on Sunday to confirm it was there. He advised it was there. I explained that I was VERY interested and was concerned it would be sold before I could come see it. I was assured it was fine and not to be concerned. Monday we had a snow storm. I called and spoke to Brian. I explained I was really wanted that kayak and was worried it would be sold before I could get there. I provided Brian with my credit card info etc. and asked if he could consider it SOLD. He took all my info and said he wouldn't charge the card until I got there but that the Kayak was mine. I spoke to another person there Tuesday and explained that, as it was a 14' kayak, I'd like to come with a trailer but couldn't be there until Saturday. I was assured that my name was on that kayak, they had even just wiped it down for me and it would be ready for me Saturday. I explained again that I was concerned about it being sold before I could get there but was assured it was fine. Saturday I arrived just as the kayak I had "purchased" was leaving in the bed of another persons pickup. Brian apologized, said he had messed up, etc. none of which does me any good. A specific trip was made to Stowe. If I'd had any indication I should get there earlier I would have. I'm not sure if this is incompetence or a lack of ethics on their end but unfortunately I, as a consumer, have no recourse but to complain. Maybe someone in the future will be aware that this is not a business that lives up to it's word.

We had a great time doing the meet and greet for the sled dogs. My husband and I learned quite a…read morebit actually, and the presentation was enjoyable and very informative. Of course, the best part of all was meeting the dogs and getting to love on them. It was definitely something that I recommend if you're looking for an hour to be with some sweet animals, learn something new and not spend a lot of money.

There are great bargains to be had here! I got:…read more * Babo Botanicals EWG Certified sunblock for $7.99 ($21 on Amazon) * Nina Ottosson dog puzzle for $16.99 ($31.34 on Amazon) * Outward Hound squirrels in a log toy for $15.99 ($21.99 on Amazon) * Cariuma sneakers for $29.99 ($85 on Amazon) * Crocs flip flops for $16.99 ($34.95 on Amazon) * Archer mini turkey meat stick bag for $12.99 ($21.99 on Amazon) * Burt's Bees 3-pack of tinted lip balms for $7.99 (around $20 on Amazon) I also saw Sofft Castello velcro sandals for $29.99 (on Amazon for $85.95), Hunter boot socks for $1.50-$2.50! ($20-$28 on Amazon), lots of brand name clothing, Lodge cast iron cookware, tons of great dog toys, Kipling backpacks & purses, personal care items, Dr. Bronners liquid soap, and so much more. In the past I've gotten a Columbia jacket for half price, a wooly beautiful winter scarf for less than half price, & always grass fed jerky & other healthy snacks. I have their credit card, so I get rewards coupons that add to my savings. There is no Sierra where I live, so every time I'm in town I come here & end up buying something name brand that I need, at a discounted price. Love this store!

This place was filthy. The floor was littered with discarded items and the ladies' dressing room…read morewas overflowing with clothes that needed to be put away. One of the rooms had been used as a rest room, apparently. I spoke to the manager and she kept saying, "I completely understand" but apparently she didn't understand enough to do something about it. I will not be shopping here again.

Great store, friendly staff, amazing products, great location. slightly over priced though.read more

You can tell they're more into selling and talking about sports cards, and hit about every sport…read morecard seller stereotype. Rude, uninviting, not friendly even a little bit, make the customer feel like a dumbass for no real reason. Why do you sell Pokemon cards if you're gonna treat its buyers like trash. Dude behind the counters a douche. Went on the last card show they had at the mall. didn't care for the place, They do however have Japanese Pokemon packs there which was a plus.

The inside is well decorated with lots and lots of stuff to keep you occupied throughout walking…read morethrough the store. They judge hard though I come in with a neck tattoo and they all stare at me like I'm some thief. I pick up a chocolate bar at the check register and I go back into Sephora, where my aunt was she was picking out makeup. They then asked me if I paid for the chocolate bar. No, I did not you dumb fuck I'm in Sephora. That's connected with Kohl's this place needs to get therapy not everyone who looks likes aTheif is one.

Horrible. All workers are not even at checkout. Amazon return never has a worker. I wanted to buy a…read morechocolate bar I waited at the front for 10 minutes no worker ever showed up. I had to make it upon myself to just take it.