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  1. Butler Sporting Goods - 815 W Main St

    815 W Main St, Hyannis MA 02601

    4.6 Superb 42 reviews

    “An Iconic Local Gem for All Ages Ah, Butler's Sporting Goods—truly a rite of passage for anyone growing up in the area. I’ve been coming here since I was a kid, and now my own children get to experience the magic. If you've ever needed a place that smells faintly of nostalgia with a great selection of inventory look no further. The store is stocked like an over-prepared athlete's dream. And the customer service? Top-notch. Sean, a real MVP, spent a lot of time fitting my son into a pair of Hyper Light 2’s . He was patient, thorough, and made sure my son left feeling very satisfied and happy.Tthe skates are awesome and so was Sean's dedication. In conclusion, if you need quality gear and expert advice, Butler’s Sporting Goods is where you should go. Whether you're shopping for yourself or passing the tradition on to the next”

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  2. J.McLaughlin - 827 Main Street

    827 Main Street, Osterville MA 02655

    4 Good 1 review

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  3. Islands - 585 Main St A

    585 Main St A, Hyannis MA 02601

    3.9 Good 41 reviews

    “Came across this store for the first time last year and now I’m a regular. The store has a variety of awesome brands with a big barstool summer collection. Staff is great everytime I walk in. It’s mine and my girlfriends go-to shop everytime we’re down the cape.”

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