I have a broken ankle and needed to replace the brake handle on the knee scooter. We went in to…read moreBIKEFACTORY to see if they could help- immediately they told us they only work on their own bikes. Cool. But can I buy a handbrake? The guy basically went on about it being a complicated procedure, and needing to strip the wire and replace the grips. Yeah. We left. So UNHELPFUL. Luckily- McCully's Bike Ship and Sporting Goods was round the corner. IMMEDIATELY they found a handle and started replacing it for me!! Thank you Matt & Atwood so much! You are amazing!!!

Great selection and knowledgeable folks working there. Highly recommend for Nike stuff.read more

They don't even have proper soccer goals and just run sessions in random parks -- paying $1,000 for…read morethis is completely absurd. no restroom, no club,no goal post. I compared four different soccer programs in the Honolulu area, and this one had the worst facilities and the highest cost. Unbelievable.

Coach Robert is awesome! He has knowledge, skill, and passion for the game and it shows in his…read morecoaching. We found him because we wanted our boys to learn ball control and ball mastery. We love that he breaks the skills down, has the boys repeat the skills in drills, and then demonstrates the skill when they scrimmage. He pushes (in the best way) the boys to work hard and challenge themselves.

My son absolutely loved the IGotSkills camp and coaches. This was his first camp experience and I…read morewas pleased with how engaging the coaches all were and how it was set up. The coaches really kept the kids moving which is something my very active keiki needs. Likewise, the keiki always had the option to take a break in the shade, as needed, but most of them wanted to continue playing even during lunchtime. Ah, the exuberance of youth! Each day of camp, there were two coaches plus a third adult who was stationed at the shady rest area that helped with the check in/check out and was there to watch over any keiki taking a break. My just turned 6-year-old attended the Winter Camp 2022 at Central Park (aka Patsy Park) with coach Beau. He found coach Beau very amusing and excitedly shared with me some of the jokes and games after camp each day. It seemed like the perfect balance between learning skills, playing scrimmage and just good silly fun. I did see my son build confidence and have better control over the ball by the end of the week. Most parents drop off but you can come and go as you please with the kids playing in the open field and the coaches utilizing the shade during the hotter parts of the day. You will need cleats, a ball, lunch/snacks and plenty of water. Most parents dropped off their kids with that huge 'chugger' water bottle. I highly recommend this camp and hope to send my son again in the future. Aloha

I look forward to sending my grandchildren here... I've heard wonderful things about this…read moreestablishment!

Wow talk about upgrades from the parks renovation. This park is awesome, , ...best on the state,…read moredefinitely takes some notes from mainland parks. The playground area rope/bridge area, standard climb and play area, a swing, merry go round, and even a glove with rotating handle the plays music. The also added tables and a small work out area. If you haven't been here in sometime, bring your kids, they'll love it. This place does get PACKED, and even late into the night haha. Just as an example, it's a Sunday morning and there are some 25+ kids and almost equal 20+ parents here at the moment. What other just "park" with no event do you see that kind of crowd haha.

Small park but playground for the kids that serves the ward area and beyond. Very convenient…read morelocation and parking can be done in the TJ maxx parking structure or street parking if you have to drive. Now it's under some major upgrade and everyone looks forward to its reopening!

This field used to be a safe area for teams to play sports and children to play on the playground…read morearea. Recently, a number of homeless encampments have decided to take over the area. Police would come by and clear the area out but within a few days, the same encampments would return. It's unfortunate that I've observed questionable activity here. I now avoid the area unless it appears it's been recently cleared out. A number of people come with their dogs to walk around the area. I guess if it's daylight ( not to early and not after sunset) it's not too bad. Just be careful of your circumstances. Keep attentive of your surroundings here. I miss when this field was full of children and sports groups.

The word of the day, kids, is SKETCHY. This field probably used to be awesome! However, it has…read morebeen degraded now into a druggy infested location with some serious sketchiness going on. There are restrooms. However, if you are female, you do NOT want to use these restrooms. I STRONGLY SUGGEST THAT YOU DO NOT ENTER THEM ALONE, EVEN DURING DAYLIGHT HOURS. I am 100% serious here. The face that there are no doors on the stalls or toilet paper isn't the worst part: It is like a cave, and you need backup in case there is a strange or dangerous person lurking about inside. There is a field. The field is super run-down, with many fun places to sprain your ankle, if you so choose. There are holes in the dirt that make pitching a kickball almost impossible, and you will likely trip in either a hole in the dirt or a clump of sad sad grass. There are basketball courts, which looked pretty full of people, as well as a kids' playground, which had the good rubber ground. Those are positives. The actual field is cool because it exists, and they let us play kickball there, but other than that... If you don't have a good reason to go to this location, I wouldn't, honestly. I drive a beater, so I wasn't stressed about parking in the area (street parking), but I felt bad for my friends with nice cars. I would NEVER go here without a group, especially after dark. I am pretty sure I saw some drug deals happening right outside of the park (no, I saw nothing, druglords!) I may be back if they have our kickball games scheduled here, but I won't enter the restrooms, or have anything valuable with me. Enjoy!

I wanted to donate a public speaking trophy to Kailua High School. They had the exactly what was…read moreneeded. I was very happy with the price which included the engraving the title of the trophy. Took me 5 minutes to make the purchase. I went back 4 months later to have them add the names of the first semester winners. Imagine my delight when they promised next day service at no charge!

Very personable and friendly not to mention affordable too. Parking around was a bit challenging…read morebut managed to find a spot