Someone please yell at me to go workout…read more.. One of the better lululemons in new york. And I been to every lulu lemon in new york aready so that says alot. People were extreamly friendly and helpful. I felt like the whole store was catering to me. Especially since I ask a question and they two people went out of there way to help me find it or hold my stuff. It was like I'm haveing a personal shopping exprence. But then again there wasn't many customers to Begin with. The prices are on the high side for active wear clothing. Almost all lululemon clothing are meant for sport like activities. they are an amazing material that is good for when you sweat and when you're really active. Found a few things that looked amaze. But only got one item a green Shepherd pull over. Sooo comfy,soft and warm. Perfect for the fall/winter. I can't wait until the weather cools down to rock the cutest pullover ! Loves it!

Customer service was unpleasant. Refused to give discount…read morein which they promote for first responders and teachers. Manager doesn't even look at you when other employee trying to ask questions. She rolled her eyes so hard. They are the only lulu store that think they are better then everyone and if you don't walk in there looking lol your worth millions they don't treat you with respect. Disgusted how people are treated here. Will never go back. Honestly 1 star might be too much to give them.

I like some of the sneakers I saw. I purchased a few workout gear for the heck of it. Some brands…read morewere on sale. They have good shoes for sports and running. Service was good too. Not a bad place.

What a nice store! They have a great selection of sneakers for women, men and children…read more The staff was very helpful, not pushy, and knowledgeable. I would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for what's new in sneakers.

Great shop in Manhasset that carries all your tennis or pickle needs. When you walk in, it's so…read morenice and easy to see what they offer. The staff was super friendly and accommodating. I mainly came in to get my new racket strung up. $25 for regular service, which is 2-3 days. If you want it expedited for same day pickup (about 1-2hrs), it would cost $35. The cost of the string would vary based on what you need. Even if you don't have a racket to bring in, they sell the latest models. The staff would give you recommendations based on your preferences. They also have pickle ball options too! If you need a new wardrobe this summer, this is the place to go. They have a variety of styles for men, women, and kids. It's on the pricier end, but the quality lives up to it and I'm sure it would last you a long time.

The BEST and most complete tennis boutique in the New York area. The shop is filled with the latest…read moreand greatest tennis equipment and attire. They also string, tennis rackets, and offer demo rackets, which is a great service. The staff is super friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. I have purchased several items in the store and will continue to shop at 40 Love. And they also have golf clothing. I give 40 Love five stars.

This place is great for speciality and one-ofs sneakers. The problem sometimes is getting that…read morelimited edition sneaker... They have an awesome sale once in a while, that the last pairs are on the floor, at a really good lowered price. Worth checking out if you're a sneaker head like me

Exit 36 is a nice hidden gem on the miracle mile. If you want to snag a pair of sneakers and avoid…read morethe hype lines at other boutiques you can call ahead and check in on releases. They don't release ALL the most desirable pairs but they do have a wide selection of "different" than your local Foot Locker. The guys at the desk are really nice and will hold a pair for you if you're stopping in same day. The store is narrow and mostly has a men's collection (like most boutiques) but they do have a fair selection for women. At the back of the store they run a clearance section that you can find pretty good deals in. $120 Roshes for $39.99. I'll take it any day of the week. I've ran into their booth at a sneaker convention where they carried clothing I didn't see at the shop. Of course I'd find an awesome sweatshirt carried by them at a convention of over 150 vendors. They just know how to reel me. Pretty cool to see them represent outside of their location. A+ for sneaker community finds.

Awesome service at this store. Everything is also very neat and clean and well displayed.read more

Great selection of Nike items , always quiet and clean and everyone that works there is super nice…read moreand always willing to help.

The staff is so friendly at this location. They are super knowledgeable about the products and are…read morenot pushy to make a sale. They give honest feedback and are so helpful. The new manager Dennycys is phenomenal and it seems the team working there is a reflection of her. She helped me find items based on the intensity of work outs I do. They had a variety of sizes in everything I looked at. I'm very happy with my purchase today. Great quality of products.

I came here the other day and I really love this Athleta…read more Pros: + Great customer service + Easy parking + No pressure to buy anything + Great selection + Knowledgeable staff

I came here yesterday to try out the Peloton bike for the first time to see what the hype is all…read moreabout and Brian helped me out. He was very knowledgeable and helpful. I love running and always had a treadmill at home but wanted to add something different into my cardio workout. Having never taken a spin class in my life, I was hesitant but intrigued. I was able to test out a live and on-demand class as well as one of the scenic ride and the basic, just ride (without a subscription). Imo, having a Peloton without the subscription defeats the whole purpose. You can still use the bike as a regular stationary bike and track your cadence or total output but you won't have any access to all the classes, which I know I will utilize. So I made the decision to invest in one and went back today (1/28) to put in the order, Brian wasn't in yet but Erin, the assistant manager helped me out instead. She was absolutely amazing and taught me so many things about the Peloton & more! I think if she had helped me out yesterday, I would've said yes to the bike in a heartbeat. Not kidding. While I was there, I was also able to try on their cycling shoes and even got to cycle with them on. They run tts, a little stiff and must be worn with socks. The other option would be the toe cages that attaches to the pedals where you can wear your own non-cycling shoes. Definitely take advantage of their referral program if you know someone with a Peloton. It allows existing members to share their unique code with new members so that both parties receive $100 off Peloton products. It takes 1 week for delivery and you could pick the time frame that is convenient for you. Can't wait to get my first bike ever next week!

Motivated by the home gym craze, I selected the 45 minute-away Peloton shop in Manhasset as my…read moreSunday drive destination. According to the research I have done about the company on social media, Peloton is a cycling and treadmill community with live instructors that are streamed from an app; and that limited use of the app is available to non Peloton users. Sales associate Bryant kindly provided me with a consultation even though I did not pre-schedule an appointment. He stated that CLASSES ARE NOT HELD HERE; and that it is only a showroom, where bikes and treadmills are sold. However, prospective buyers are also permitted to try out the equipment on site by taking a "demo class". Studio locations, where live classes are held, are listed on the official Peloton website: onepeloton.com. Bryant also emphasized that Peloton sells both bikes and treadmills and that in February 2021, the base Tread will be up for sale. The Tread Plus is already up for sale and costs over $4,000, but it is on a MULTI-WEEK BACKORDER like both bikes. Bryant differentiated the Bike Plus from the base one. Plus has a monitor that swivels. The base Bike does not. Neither the base Tread nor the Tread Plus' monitor has a swivel screen. I was undecided about whether I want a bike or a treadmill, so Bryant wisely suggested that I peruse the company website. After I left the showroom, I called the phone number on the website and within a few minutes got Cole, a sales associate. Cole favored The Tread Plus because users feel like they are "running on a grass football field". He also recommended the Bike Plus for its comfort and swivel screen. I responded that my butt is too wide for the bike's narrow saddle. To prevent the popular "PELOTON SADDLE SORENESS" that consumers complain about in social media, I need a square bike seat with plenty of cushioning. Cole politely informed me that some buyers have switched the saddle for a more comfortable one from a third party, or they wear a pair of padded shorts while biking. Then Cole professionally presented several purchase options including a family one. Each option includes delivery; on-site assembly and instructions; a one-year limited warranty; and a five-year motor and frame warranty. Financing is available for 0% APR. Cycling shoes with cleats is a bike essential. Bluetooth or headphones are required for bike and treadmill classes. Weights are optional, but athletes need them for boot camp classes. All buyers must pay for a $39/mo app that is connected to the equipment. Otherwise, they cannot access the Leaderboard that compares their efforts to other cyclists or treadmill users; the thousands of classes; or the saving of work out records. Cole made it clear that there is NO PAUSE BUTTON DURING LIVE CLASSES on the treadmill or bike. So if anyone needs to get up and go to the toilet or get a glass of water, he or she will not be able to "pick up where they left off". Fortunately, the "on-demand" classes do feature a pause button, Cole exclaimed. There are also Facebook and Instagram pages, where current and prospective Peloton subscribers can interact. Sadly, Facebook, Instagram, Netflix, YouTube, Twitter and other SOCIAL MEDIA APPS CANNOT BE DOWNLOADED onto the Peloton tablet. CAVEAT EMPTOR: Be sure to visit the Consumer Affairs and Better Business Bureau websites. There are hundreds of complaints about Peloton for defective equipment, delayed deliveries and poor customer service from Customer Support. My web research revealed that Consumer Reports, bicycling.com and runnersworld.com are excellent resources for indoor bike, treadmill and fitness community recommendations. Based on the HiGH NUMBER OF CONSUMER COMPLAINTS, I have decided not to purchase anything from Peloton, not even a tumbler to drink water. Until I do more research about fitness communities, for now I am sticking with my $25/mo fitness membership with Tivity Health Fitness Your Way. I subscribed to it after clicking on the "gym discounts" hyperlink on the website of my health insurer, Blue Cross Blue Shield. I have access to 24 hours of live classes on the Tivity website that I do not need to spend thousands of dollars on a bike or treadmill for. I also am a member of five health clubs including Unique Fitness and the YMCA, which are all part of the Tivity network. As someone who recovered a few years ago from plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendonitis, I prefer using the lower impact recumbent seated elliptical bikes, which Peloton does not sell. I am surprised about that because that equipment is in all health clubs that I am a member of, and Peloton has been around for over ten years. In conclusion, I am giving the Peloton showroom in Manhasset 5 stars for their outstanding customer service. However, based on my due diligence about the company itself, Peloton deserves a mere 2 stars. That is a average of 3.5 stars, which I am generously rounding off to 4.

So selection at the actual store was extremely limited for mens sport wear and casual work pants…read moreand shirts. I actually was on the website before and the website had more choices, but i am still old fashioned. I need to feel textures, and materials. Shoe selection for mens had nothing ln sale. Oddly enough prices seemed similar to the ones at the full retail price store. I an now checking Macy's online a sthe selection, cllor choices and prices seems a lot better.

Found a pair of jeans with holes in them. I thought it would match the style even if they were…read moreblue. The sneakers should match perfectly.

In today's economy, I cannot reconcile spending thousands of dollars on new luxury brand items…read more But a girl still wants designer clothes, shoes and accessories, right? That's where consignment shops such as this one come in. Items ranging from "as is" condition, through "pristine" and even "new with tags" can be found here! Thrifting has gained immense popularity in recent years. Besides being great for the environment, it's great for folks like myself (on a budget!). The store is neat and tidy. The customer service, outstanding. Besides their online presence, this brand has brick and mortar stores nationwide. If you're looking for a special occasion gift or looking to treat yourself, stop by. Your pockets will thank you!

It's a decent way to get rid of some designer items. They list your items for you and will send you…read morea check as soon as it sells. However, they intentionally price items much lower than their value and also keep a larger comission with the intent of selling the items in 30 days. They are so picky in what they take that it's just not often worth it to bring in items. The waits are long and I do have issues with trusting them since they insist on leaving items over night (for several days at a time). They would often not take things in nearly new/mint condition. Be wary of any promotions they send you. There are so many restrictions on each one. However, they do not tell you the restrictions before hand. IG: QueenOfAdventureNYC