Sporting Goods in Truckee, CA
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“We’ve never had such a helpful experience shopping for snowboarding equipment. Shane explained everything we needed to know and anything we asked him in the most respectful and straightforward way. The selection of boards is pretty vast. We bought a sweet board and bindings right for our level, and Shane waxed/set it all up.”
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“Broke a binding strap on my snowboard and the team had me out in less than 10 minutes back on the mountain! I greatly appreciated the quick assistance and maximizing my day!”
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“I just had the Best experience at North Star Patagonia. The employees were super helpful and even though the style was not available in the size I wanted they ordered it and had it shipped to my house for free. Thank you for such wonderful service.”
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“I can't rave enough about Granite Chief.. if I could give them 10 stars, I would! They not only have amazing customer service and fast shipping, but the employees (and owners) are all very personable. I typically order online but I love going in the store whenever I am able to - always a great experience in there. Thank you Granite Chief!! Keep doin' your thang, we love you!”
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“Great store for last minute needs! Really convenient location and great selection. Lori was amazing as well. She was so friendly, helpful and I appreciated her honest opinion on new gear.”
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“i had the best customer service experience at this north face with kristen t. She was extremely helpful and helped me find the perfect jacket for when i move to a hotter climate. she also gave me a nice little discount for my order. i truly recommend popping by this store to find some great gear. thank you kristen!!!!”
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“John is a snowboard boot miracle worker. For over 10 years I dealt with foot pain while snowboarding. Often bad enough I could not complete a run without stopping midway. Over the years I went to multiple boot fitters in the Bay Area, offering to pay whatever was necessary, and no one was able to solve my issues. I found John through a discussion on Reddit and made an appointment last Fall. He took his time to understand my issues and set me up with new boots and their new custom snowboard foot beds. So far I have rode 13 days this season completely pain free. It has been amazing after those years of foot pain getting in the way. I have noticed my riding has even improved because the boots fit so well.”
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“The manager Nick is a very kind and knowledgeable person. They do a great and incredible job everytime they tune and wax my board. They have a great selection on winter gear and clothes. This is a wonderful store.”
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“My kid's skis went missing, and we went into True North at 9am on Sunday of a holiday weekend to beg them for new skis. Even though they were slammed, they hooked us up, got bindings mounted and everything. The skis were actually very difficult to mount (skis fault not staff), and one binding slipped during the process by half a centimeter. They told us about the issue even though they didn't need to and offered to fix them if my daughter could tell the difference. We took the skis out, and my daughter could in fact feel the difference so we brought them back. They gave us an entirely new set of skis for no additional charge.”
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“The better way to start skiing is both with an experience boot fitter and an inventory at your convenience, before the first ski lesson. But what did I know. I started ski racing at 60. I eventually noticed I was crashing on my left turns (called a right footer). Turning left, I spun and fell downhill and I broke a left rib, again, I fell downhill on my right shoulder, I sprained my left knee. I was learning boots the hard way. I also couldn't get close to the slalom gate (pole) going left. I bought boots over the years and it was like buying from a shoe salesman. Nordicas, Technicas, Salomons, Dalbellos, always asking for race boots since my first pair in my 20s. I added a heel lifter to my right foot and shims to keep my right heel from lifting off the boot. After a talk with coach I went to Start Haus. There, they measured my heel to front ankle, told me my right ankle was smaller than my left and my boots should be smaller. I got some Langes 25.5 down from 26.5. They have to be warm to enter them but my coaches noticed an immediate difference. I can turn, balance, and aim my skis better. I didn't know I could ski that well.”