Came in for freediving wet suit and equipment. Staff were very knowledgeable and helpful. Explained…read morehow to properly care for the equipment. Took time to assist in trying on sizes in the trial suits to find the proper fit (stick to the smaller size, if you are in between or unsure). Overall, great experience and good products.

We had an amazing welcome in the store. My husband an I were looking for different wetsuits and new…read morespearguns. The staff was very professional, dynamic and know their products! We found everything we needed. Will come back.

Jason has serviced the main, genoa, staysail and light asymmetrical spinnaker on my Baltic 51…read morecutter, "Warlock." Evolution Sails also built a heavy asymmetrical spinnaker for her, as shown in the review photos. Very nice workmanship and Jason is very helpful!

Awesome place for sail repair!!…read more We sailed up from San Francisco and needed repairs done on both sails. We called in and were on a tight schedule, but they got us in straight away! They had 2 sailmakers working on our main and jib to get us back in shape! They were able to order the exact Sunbrella we wanted and had it in 2 days. They did excellent work, had a quick turn around and were super helpful in getting us back sailing!

These guys were absolutely great at helping me to purchase a fantastic boat! They communicated…read morewell, and didn't put any pressure on me to buying a vessel. They both were readily available via cell phone, e-mail, and text message, to answer all of my questions. I highly recommend using them to purchase your next vessel.

I'm not a diver so this review doesn't speak to any of the diving courses or scuba specific gear…read morelike tanks. When it comes to general water sports equipment, like wetsuits, they have an ok selection and can have good prices when things are on sale. They seem pricy when things aren't on sale, so I'm not sure I'd buy much here unless it was on sale, but it's nice to have a local shop where you can try on gear and sometimes get a good deal.

I have used them to fill tanks and a good friend learned to dive with them last year. It's a great…read moregroup of instructors and staff but the parking on the Island leaves allot to be desired. 3 stars bad parking and scuba tanks are heavy to carry around.

it was a fun filled day, too bad it was raining. not too many people came out to watch.read more

I've only started getting back into diving again this year, which meant that it was time to slowly…read morebegin the process of acquiring my own gear (like most sports things, it's not cheap!) My first visit out to Sea to Sky Scuba came when I arrived at the store one day in search of under layers to help stay warmer in a wetsuit as I am not a fan of being cold. Travis, the owner, was super helpful in helping me find what I need, but is also really cool and has a great sense of humour. As a bonus, his two very cuddly dogs often hang out at the shop. I probably spent at least an hour chatting and trying on stuff, but not once did I feel pressured into buying anything at all. The store is definitely small compared to most of the other dive shops I've been to, but the whole place is very well organized with no clutter at all. Due to the space limitations, stock can be a bit limited in terms of sizes and whatnot, but they are happy to bring anything from a particular brand they carry's catalogue in on special order. With West Van not being my area, it is a bit out of the way, but I definitely have no problem making the trip out just for the service and expertise. I wouldn't mind taking a Scuba course with them if only I lived closer by. They organize free local dives every Sunday where you just pay for gear rental if needed, which sound pretty awesome, though I think I will wait until I get my PADI Advanced Open Water first and the weather warms up a bit.

Great dive shop on the North Shore. The owner and staff are all very friendly and quick to help.read more

Blisters on the soles of my fee,t from a big long walk to save the farm at UBC, I saw the Pendulum…read more I was never a student at UBC, so every time I discover something cool (that we didn't have at SFU)- I can't help but get giddy. I was led to the feature board and ordered the eggplant and feta quesadilla - only to be told they had literally just sold out! Oh bugger! But with other yummy sounding quesadilla on the menu - I knew I would be just fine. And I was right. The three cheese is very cheesy indeed. Good value for the size and cheesiness of it all. I sat myself down outside and waited for them to call my name over the PA. (which, I'm not going to lie - was a little weird) I felt like I should have been hanging out at bingo hall or, at least, there should have been some music in the in between calling of names. If I make it that way again, I'm saddling up with a beer too :) I saw some Shaftbury in the fridge, but I was forced to refrain.

The Pit Pub and the Pendulum Cafe ... oh, I get it! Gee, that only took ten years…read more Seriously, when I was a UBC student, the Pendulum was my favourite place to eat. I went back yesterday while visiting campus, and it's still just as good, and busy as ever. Hungry from all that walking around (UBC is a big place), I ordered a roast turkey-pesto quesadilla ($7.25). I wondered if it would be enough food, but when the order came up, I was floored at the serving size. Three big slabs of melted cheese and meat goodness, accompanied by generous dollops of salsa and sour cream. MMM. I really wished for some cutlery that was up to the job, instead of the wimpy plastic jobbies I was forced to make do with because it was near the end of the lunch rush. The Pendulum will be shutting down in January so that construction of the new Student Union Building can start, but I'm sure the Pendulum will be back, bigger and better. PS if there's any constant at UBC, it's construction!

I recently did the Pump Peak hike with my family and we had so much fun!…read more If you can, I recommend doing the hike during the week, it wasn't busy at all, which was ideal since you sometimes need to stop and let others pass when they're coming back down. This hike is definitely on the more challenging side. You don't need a lot of hiking experience to do it, but it might take you a bit longer since there are lots of rocks to climb over. Despite that, I think everyone should try this hike as the view at the top is absolutely gorgeous!

The resort/ski course was closed already (April 17,2021) but you can park your car at their lot…read more We started to hike around 8am and reached the first peak at 11am. As I forgot some tools for snowy trails, it took longer. Trails looks so hard and secure but if your legs were 10cm outer from it, easily your leg would be stuck to knee depth. Very soft snow at side. Follow the orange coloured poles. To get to the peak, you need cross the line "no more poles, hike by own your responsibility".