I bought a hard to find Japanese bag and a military watch at a reasonable price. The sales…read moreassociate was knowledgeable and very nice.

I have purchased many T shirts from them, and they're of good quality. Prices on some items are a…read morelittle high, but it's Waikiki, so I get it. Staff is friendly and helpful.

I was put in an odd spot. Surely not in my comfort zone…read more You see, a friend from Japan came to Hawaii and when asked what he wanted to do, surfing came up. As a local boy born and raised in Oahu, I'm embarrassed by the fact that I cannot swim. Surfing clearly out of the picture. I used to work in the Japanese tour agency many blue moons ago where I recall a surfing school that offers surfing lessons. My friend already knows how to surf so I didn't think this was for him so I asked one of my physical therapists who surfs regularly. He introduced me to a surfing school that's at Ala Moana Beach where I was given their website, which is also available in Japanese. I forwarded the information to my friend prior to his arrival to Honolulu where he didn't jump at it and said he'd think about it. On his arrival I drove him to his hotel on Kalakaua Ave and upon check in we saw a rack of surfboards nearby where I asked if they were rentals. The staff advised the boards belong to the in-house guests who were keeping them as storage while not in use. When asked about rentals, the front desk staff advised us to inquire with Moku Hawaii (MH) as their rates are 1/2 to what the businesses are asking for across the street on the beach. MH has been in business since 1985 where they hail from Japan. They started off as a clothing company but transitioned over to a surf shop offering surf lesson and rental business. We walked over and soon found MH, which is on the 1F at the corner of Koa Ave and Uluniu Ave. We were greeted by a friendly, young female staff who welcomed us and answered our multiple questions. With its locality, reasonable rates and customer service, my friend liked MH and decided to look no further. While checking out their inventory, my friend noticed hard boards and was hoping for soft boards. The staff guided us to those soft boards where it's available in either long or short. You will need to complete their rental form which to our surprise is quite flexible. For example, you can initially request for a 2 hr package but in the event you go overcast, you just pay the difference of $5, which is the price difference between 2 hr course and the next course of up to 4 hrs. MH gives back to the community as they sponsor multiple local keiki surf contests. That's so awesome. So, if you should be in a bind where someone asks you for a surf school in Waikiki, look no further and guide them to MH. We were surprisingly impressed with their surf shop and their amazing customer service. They open from 6am and close at 8pm

This local surfboard rental shop is the best in Waikiki by some distance. Their rates are…read moreincredible: I rented for nearly a week for around $100 with the ability to swap boards and ride for as long as I wanted each day (they close at 8PM!). You really won't find better value anywhere. Their board selection is great and their staff is knowledgeable in helping you select a surfboard to suit your experience and style. I even spotted a few of their staff in the lineup at Canoes during their lunch break. And their location one block from Kalakaua Avenue makes it a most convenient way to maximize your enjoyment surfing the legendary Waikiki waves. If you're like me and don't like flying with your surfboard, Moku Hawaii is an easy choice.

Great selection and friendly staff. Really enjoyed it and would recommend for getting soccer…read morejerseys on Oahu!

Much better than the other place in Aiea. They have all…read morechoices out by size so there's no guessing what's available. Ram over there so my daughter has a pair for next day game and she was able to find one right before closing. Thank You guys!

I joined the new Aloha Vintage Base Ball Association this year, which had led me to businesses I…read morenever knew existed. This is one of them, and boy is it cool. This store focuses on baseball equipment and apparel, including shoes, but also has a full indoor area for batting and pitching practice. They have a few dedicated stalls right outside up the ramp, ring bell to be let in. They have jerseys, cleats, gloves, belts, training gear, bats, balls, and anything else you could need. If they don't have the exact thing in stock, they can order it. The associate Ella working that day was very friendly and immediately helpful to find what I needed. I purchased shoes and a belt; they had just the sizes I needed and she was patient to help me find just the right things. I thought their prices were reasonable, plus it's great to support a local business over ordering online and potentially not getting what you need on time. I'd love to come back and check out the cages sometime soon. If you're a baseball fan or need equipment for school or community leagues, this is a great spot!

What is this place? Well, if you are into baseball or softball or maybe even pickleball, this is…read morethe place to get your gear. But there's more! there are batting cages that you can rent or have some hitting time. We usually come here for the boy to hit with Coach Jamie Ahu. Yeah, that Jamie Ahu from UH time. He has three teenage boys that are awesome baseball players. Anyway, the boy practices his hitting with Coach Jamie and most of the time, I am watching him hit. It gets really noisy in the batting cages. My watch tells me that it's too loud! There are screens up that would say where the ball potentially goes depending on how it is hit. It's pretty cool. Anyway, the batting cages make up a good portion of this space. The other portion is the store. The cashier is towards the back. Don't worry, they have to let you in if you are gonna buy something or even look around. I think the prices are fair. But I am not always buying pants, bats, or gloves. If you are a serious ball player, you must come here at least once to check this place out.

What a beautiful store if you are a runner. They have a large selection of running products. These…read morestores are owned by runners.

Granted I walked in with a walking air cast and a crutch, I guess they didn't think I was looking…read morefor any shoes. I was open to getting a new pair of shoes if I saw one that i liked. No one greeted me as I entered. I really wanted the Hoka recovery slipper to wear to balance out the height of my air cast but none with in my size. Had to grab the attention of an employee who seemed quite peeved I called them over and then after looking quickly, she said sorry we don't have your size. Oh wells, the store looked rather empty. I used to like coming here but I think I'll go elsewhere in the future.

Patagonia. Heard the name. Seen people wear its t-shirts. Actually thought it was for the place in…read moreArgentina. Oh! It's a brand. And we have a store here in Hawaii too--located along Ward Ave between Waimanu and Kawaiahao Street with plenty of unshaded parking. The inside is very open, clean, cool, and comfortable. Everything was quite organized and each section was spacious. The first time I came here I couldn't really understand how most of the clothes aren't even for Hawaii weather..... or Hawaii pockets.... unless you travel to many places to do winter sports and activities. Funny enough, I received a gift card for Pantagonia shortly after my first visit. Now that I need to actually buy something. I focused on the casual, running/training, ocean activity areas. Needless to say, everything was quite expensive in my opinion. The quality is there and the clothes do feel similar to other brands. Is it worth THAT much though? My co-worker says this place is like the Lululemon for outdoors. Sounds about right. Overall, this store was really nice, cool, and comfortable. The staff were friendly and helpful. Everything really organized. It's quite niche. I guess if I need some ice climbing gear, I'll know where to go. Eventually I got a pair of shorts. Regular price is $135. Thankful for the gift card cause I'm not on THAT level...yet.

We checked out the location in Haleiwa and figured we might as well go to the one in the city as…read morewell since it was easier to get to for us. Selection was slightly bigger here if you were looking for location specific stuff (Honolulu and Hawaii merch). It's also much bigger as well. Staff was super friendly as far as giving us advice on on sizing and pull sizes in the back. We left with 5 or 6 more shirts from here so to us, it's definitely worth checking out if you're big on location specific stuff.

Lot of selection for tennis players and pickleball players. Also lots of different cases, nice to…read moresee in person. They have restring services for different racquets. and great to support local. Still have mask up policy in 2025 as others mentioned. No feather shuttlecocks/birdies for badminton playing. Great to still try to support local.

Love this place. I found it unusual that they sold the billiard cue stick cases here…read more The person who helped me gave a discount and super happy about it. Wished they had more, but I guess that's why it was discounted bc offloading inventory. I would consider here again, if I'm getting anything for sports. They even have dart items.

Staff super experienced and able to give best recommendation on gear. And prices are perfectly…read morefair.

Very knowledgeable and Uncle makes sure you get the right stuff you need. Also if you got get…read morebands, line, or reels installed they do it very fast great shop.