Snowboard Connection, Inc.

HerculesEinstein 

on Citysearch

15 years ago

Best Snowboard Shop in Seattle – The headline of this review sums it up. Best snowboard shop in Seattle. Hands down. The great selection and knowledgeable staff make it easy to find whatever you need for snow, skate or surf. Ignore the people who have posted negative reviews of Snowboard Connection on this site and make a trip to the store. I guarantee you won't be disappointed by the shopping experience. They are locally owned, carry a wide variety of snowboard gear, and employ a staff that will go out of their way to make ... read more

psuiter 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

WORST STORE POLICY AND CUSTOMER SERVICE – I have been a loyal customer of REI for years being an avid outdoor person and snowboarder. I recently gave SnowCon a chance to support local business--BIG MISTAKE. I purchased a pair of pants that after wearing once deteremined that I didn't like them. As we all know, this happens frequently where you don't really know if gear is right for you until you try it. I was treated terribly by their staff and made to feel ridiculous that I was trying to return something that I had worn. It... read more

teshredstoo 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

Customer Service got worse when shop relocated – I work seasonally up at Mt. Baker and have been shopping at SnoCon for years. The new loc at Yale Ave got some sweet gear and boards but the last 3 times I've been there the reps ignore you. Recently I went with the intention of buying the Burton SL-10's and after a while of standing there in the boot section with a boot in hand looking for a rep to help me out with a size I figured they were busy so left and ran across the street to REI to check stuff out. I returned 25 min l... read more

l_wins 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

new location? Selection of clothing is rad – I think their new location accross from REI is great, did their other location shut down? There was somthing about being fairly remote under the viaduct that made the place before. SnoCons service is sweet and I LOVE their clothing options, just wish the prices were lower!!.. that's me though - good snowboard gear just tends to always cost a lot. 

sajh 

on Citysearch

18 years ago

Local Joint – For years it's been one of those local joints that you only know about if you're familiar with the community. I'm really glad to see it on city search. It's the only place that I've ever bought my gear at, and it's the only place I trust my money with. You can go in there and say, "I've never been boarding in my life but my boyfriend does and I wanna learn." or you can go in there and say, "I want a Freeride Burton Baron" and they'll hook you up whether they have it in stock or not. The only downside is that th... read more

Contributor 

on Citysearch

20 years ago

Old-school snowboard shop keeps up with new-school trends. – In Short Occupying the same old warehouse space in Pioneer Square for more than a decade, this store puts the "h" in hanging out. A vinyl sofa allows customers to get comfortable, while a television showing trick skateboarding (summer) or snowboarding (winter) offers a continuous loop of daredevil entertainment. 

neivahaukea 

on Citysearch

20 years ago

The vibe is true... – If you are looking for a dose of reality in your vision of snowboarding, skateboarding or snowboarding in the Northwest, Sno Con is the place to do it in. Everyone is knowledgable passionate and involved in the community there, and willing to help everyone (regardless of race class or creed) to discover it for themselves.