I love this store. The people in this store were wonderful to work with, super friendly and…read morehelpful. The best brands and great selection. I wish they were close to Wilmington we would go all the time.

This shop used to be my guy's favorite shop when he lived in the area…read more It was my first time into a mountain sports shop, so while my guy and one of the staff talked and apparently reminisced, I looked at the photos, at the merchandise and everything inside. There is SO much stuff to look at. There are so many different levels of gear. For me it was overwhelming.

A great place to find new/used gear (biking, camping, hiking, etc.) for a good price. The staff are…read morevery friendly which makes for a pleasant experience.

Great store for outdoor gear, shoes, clothing, and bikes! Super friendly and knowledgeable. Very…read moreneat, organized and well stocked. Great selection of bikes. They also do bike repairs. A must stop when in town.

Picked up everything I needed for my kid to enjoy his fishing trip in one stop. He slayed 'em, and…read moreit didn't "completely" break the bank to acquire mid-range rods and reels with premium Panther Martin tackle, a premium Plano backpack tackle box, and just a couple accessories.

We visited this Sportsman Warehouse yesterday while we were visiting the Tanger Outlets because…read morethey were co-located. The store is huge and offers anything you can imagine for the outdoors person. From hunting to camping, they have it all.

Always love checking out Mast General Stores! This one is a two story store with so many wonderful…read morethings to look at. One nice perk of this location is that it offers one of the only public restrooms available in downtown Asheville. The staff were very kind and the store was looking great.

This is a worthwhile stop, and while there is every penny candy, every little thing in the world…read moreyou couldn't live without, there are some great calming and footwear in the lower level. I loved it here, found some Birks I couldn't live without too! Don't miss it, it's a serious store besides the goodies .

Chaulk up another point on the Score Board for REI's Bike shop!! This is my second review of the…read morebike shop and im very pleased to offer another glowing review. I cant remember the mechanic's name that looked at my bike today. But i think it starts with a "J". Anyways, I"ll call him bottom bracket guy. I went afraid i might have to replace my bottom bracket (Expensive replacement) because there was alot of lateral wiggle in it. Another mechanic days earlier at REI, after just explaining the issue, bet it was just loose and may not need replacing. With high hopes of loose, Bottom Bracket Guy put it on the stand, and witha pull this way and a tug that-a-way, he looked at me said..."yup, it loose". And with that, whiped out a magic tool and with a turn this-a-way, and a twist that-a-way, my bottom bracket was fixed and the day was saved!! Some places would've told me it was broke and needed a new one which wouldve broken my bottom bracket!! Anyhow, an estatic thank you and again wonderful, honest service.

I love this REI store! I went there today needing to restring my tent poles. I had watched the…read morevideos, but felt very apprehensive to do it on my own. Andre showed me how to do it and helped me when I got stuck. I feel so empowered having mostly done it by myself (with a lot of help and encouragement from Andre). Thank you!

Love this store. It used to be near earthfare but they have since moved locations. And snazzed it…read moreup. This location is a bit touristy for me but the store is a s clean, organized and friendly as always. They have taken the hardcore outdoor gear supplies down a knotch or two to make space for the things downtown visitors would live (in my opinion) as they have many more candles and stickers. They still have a decent shoe collection, quality clothing and some nice basic camping and glamping supplies. They also carry jewelry and other Knick knacks. People working are always super friendly.

I was looking for some water shoes so I could go chasing some waterfalls while I was in the…read moreAsheville area and came across this store while walking down the street. I thought I would see if they had any deals and the helpful lady pointed me toward some Keen shoes that were 40% off! I got the last pair and saved $40 so I cannot complain. The store had a lot of merchandise for your outdoor needs and the team working there was friendly and helpful. I am a fan.

Date of visit: September 18, 2024…read more One of the many wonderful shops at the Biltmore Village, this one had a focus on clothing, but still offered a variety of other items at various price points. Since I am definitely on the lower end of the income spectrum of those who peruse this store, I didn't spend a ton of time looking at the Biltmore-stamped or "inspired" clothing items. Instead I found a jar of pumpkin butter to bring back for a friend as a souvenir as well as a lovely Biltmore shot glass for a friend that collects shot glasses but also is a realtor, so the picture of America's Largest House was naturally a big hit when I brought it home!

Antler Hill Outfitters sells a variety of products from Biltmore souvenirs to books to outdoor…read moreapparel to children's items. The service is friendly and the store may have items you are looking for. The products tend to be nice quality so the prices are on the higher side.

Had a great experience at Second Gear. Found a great pair of hiking pants, a belt, a name-brand…read morewaist pack, and MTB shoes in good condition. The MTB shoes were priced about half retail price. Huge selection and easier than buying used online!

I brought in some gear to sell, and I expected that they might not accept an item or two. That…read moreturned out to be the case, which was no problem. The part that made me want to leave two-star review was the way I was told that my gear wouldn't be accepted. The person who was doing intake told me "We don't accept trashy or tactical gear". None of the gear was tactical, we're talking Better Sweater from Patagonia here. Trashy seems a little extreme an adjective to describe someone's consignment gear. Felt like a too-cool-for-you vibe. We're in LA here right?