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" Viking
- Shoes
- Montreal, QC 33511
Referral from
Aug 02, 2014
Josh J.:
Looking for a good place to buy hardened leather lamellar scales. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Gamhain M.:
Http://vikingleathercrafts.com is where Moor got his, I believe Hugo Sport Ltée
- Shoes
- 6550 Av du Parc, Montréal, QC H2V 4H9, Canada Montreal, QC H2V 4H9
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 9:30AM
Boutique Monroe
- Shoes
- 1455 Rue Peel suite 204, Montréal, QC H3A 1T5, Canada Montreal, QC H3A 1T5
- Open ⋅ Closes at 9:00PM
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Referral from January 6, 2015
Liana L. asked:
Hi Ladies!! I need help. I need to find a super cute 50's dress for a reasonable price. Can anyone suggest a store, or does someone have one in their closet in a size...
Shannon S. replied:
Did you check out the sale section of www.modcloth.com?
Nicole M. replied:
https://www.facebook.com/hepkatvintage?fref=ts
Liana L. replied:
Peggy Bradley, sounds absolutely divine, but sequins may be a bit too much. Can you send a picture?
Loukia Z. replied:
www.modcloth.com always has 50's styles dresses at amazing prices! I ordered from them and packages arrive so quick!
Jessica P. replied:
I think that dress is on dress911.com
Barbara B. replied:
http://www.pinupgirlclothing.com
Bev W. replied:
It's not local but I love this site as you can get a custom fit for an extra 7.50 (free the first time). You also can modify sleeves, dress length etc. www.eshakti.com
Tina H. replied:
Blame Betty is also a great site and they're Canadian, in Calgary, I've bought a few swing dresses from them:)
Tina H. replied:
https://www.facebook.com/BlameBetty
Liana L. replied:
Funny Tina. I used to live in calgary and shopped at Blame Betty all the time. I'm hoping to support a smaller designer or a designer off etsy/mod cloth or local this time.
Nicole M. replied:
Rebecca Noelle Abbott can help you out with her HepKat vintage mobile store!
Dayna R. replied:
Ragtime Vintage Clothing is awesome!!!
Erin R. replied:
Nancy Davis at Blushtique!
Referral from November 8, 2013
Gabriel O. asked:
Does anybody know a good place where I can get savate-type shoes for a good price? thanks
Raphael M. replied:
http://www.isbausa.com/boxing.html
Raphael M. replied:
For training sessions some use these & they are comfortable & do the trick: http://www.hugosport.com/productinfo.aspx?pc=sxmbk95...
Jon W. replied:
I don't know what the postage would be but these guys are good: http://rpsboxe.free.fr/boxe/chaussure/chaussure.htm
Referral from June 17, 2015
Sophia S. asked:
Ladies footwear. Looking for a new pair of hiking boots. I've had good experience with a pair of merrels but after a few years they are starting to bite the dust....
Shannon C. replied:
I love my Salomons they don't need to get broken in. I suggest going to the store and finding a pair that feels good and buying it online for cheaper. I have 3 pairs of salomon boots and a pair of their trail runners and I ordered my last pair from lacordee.com (you have to choose english as your language because they are french as a default). I own merrels as well and they look pretty, but just aren't as comfortable to me and I have one pair of Keens and they are heavy and stiff and the sizes run small.
Sue W. replied:
i love my Scarpa's...just over $200 though...but great if you have a narrow foot! Mountain Equipment Co-op probably has the best selection and you use to be able to book an appointment and a professional will help you find the right boot/shoe for your foot...not sure they still have that service...:)
Tara V. replied:
I love my Asolo hikers! I got them from Sports Junkies in Van- half the price of hiking boots at MEC. Worth checking out if you want to save money but get good quality outdoor gear
Amy M. replied:
I have a pair on Hanwags (Similar to Meindl) they are a little more expensive than your budget but they are INCREDIBLE!!! http://www.hanwag.com/ To give you an idea, my first hike in them was Cheam and I came back with no soreness or blisters. I swear by these puppies. Theres a store downtown Van across from MEC.
Emily S. replied:
MEC and Valhalla Pure (in Abby) are both great with helping find something that fits well.
Referral from May 11, 2016
Christine M. asked:
HI all, I have a client clearing out their parents home and has lots of clothes, shoes ... any suggestion where to drop it off.. they live in Pte Claire.
thanks so much
Stefanie M. replied:
Diabete Association will pick up
Claudine C. replied:
West Island Assistance Fund, 9 centre commercial in Roxboro and we pick up 514-683-0456. We sell and we give away for free on referrals
Vicky J. replied:
Dorval, Renaissance has a drop off depot, they will bring it in from your car, nice people, good cause! 707 Chemin Bord du Lac, Dorval, QC H9S 2B9
Devon L. replied:
Renaissance also has a drop off depot on St. Charles. South of the 20. In the same area as McDonalds. http://www.renaissancequebec.ca/en
Referral from May 25, 2013
Bryan H. asked:
Looking a for a new pair of period shoes. If anyone knows of website, Etsy shop, etc. that sells a decent pair let me know. Thanks.
Tom M. replied:
Where I picked up my first pair of period shoes. They fit great under my sabatons. http://www.vikingleathercrafts.com/
Bryan H. replied:
I decided to go with these: http://www.bootsbybohemond.net/.../18-medieval-ankle-shoe Seem light weight and form fitting to the foot and not just the ankle.
Referral from January 11, 2018
songsofdweed asked:
Squash shoes and racquet What is a good store (online could work) in Canada or Montreal, if it's a physical store, to buy squash things?
I'm also a student so someplace...
clickfaster replied:
Your looking for "court shoes" I got a pair at sport check and same with my racket. You get what you pay for out of a racket but anything over 60 bucks should feel nice.
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ILIKEBOLD replied:
Xamsa rackets and any volley ball or badminton shoe
nitinhifly replied:
Any reputed brand racquet should do fine. Just be sure to check the unstrung weight. 110-120 g range should work out for you. They would not be heavy. I personally use Tecnifibre Carboflex 125 and find it great.
goochockey replied:
Boutique de raquettes on Parc. For really fancy stuff, I am pretty sure there is a kit shop at the Atwater Club. If you are looking to play in the mornings, I frequent the downtown YMCA most days from 7:45-8:30. I have guest passes left on my membership.
68Pritch replied:
I'd suggest [SportsVirtuoso.com](http://sportsvirtuoso.com/en/) - Montreal-area shop run by a local squash player.
Muraruki_Z replied:
Sportcheck have really good off season sales on racquets, brand is limited to Dunlop, Head though. If you have a local club, they usually carry some pro stuff at a discount. There's also a shop in Kingston called racquet science, they do online and in person.
pluckrose replied:
Pdhsports is a great site. I usually check out the clearance section as the prices are decent, usually from last year's models
Referral from January 7, 2016
Karine N. asked:
Parents with children that are / or were followed at the Shriner's Hospital... We were previously followed by Dr Gdalevitch at the Shriner's. She has now gone private...
Cynthia R. replied:
Do you have Dr Galdevichs new number? Have you tried calling http://www.markellshoe.com/tarsopronatorreverselastoutflareshoes.html. They might be able to help locate someone close.
Referral from August 1, 2016
Mandy F. asked:
Best place to stitch up / repair expensive shoes in the west island please?
Yves L. replied:
Tony & Tony on St Charles Blvd in Kirkland
Marla S. replied:
This place is not on the West Island, but just a short drive to Laval. I have had all my shoes and purses fixed by George, the owner and he truly has magical hands! He makes things brand new http://smartshoppingmontreal.com/store.php?s=199
Referral from December 21, 2015
Christine C. asked:
Hello, I am looking for men's shoes and boots size 15 and am not having any luck. I can go online but wanted them by Christmas. Any ideas of stores that carry this size?...
Debbie W. replied:
www.amazon.ca! :)
Referral from May 20, 2013
Bryan H. asked:
Looking a for a new pair of period shoes. If anyone knows of website, Etsy shop, etc. that sells a decent pair let me know. Thanks.
Nick C. replied:
Vikingleathercrafts.com is where I got mine. Aleksii just got a new pair of Viking period high boots as well from a different but similar source.
Referral from August 17, 2012
Jen R. asked:
Does anyone know if that cute little shoe store on St.Johns ( Where the Blockbuster/Dagwoods ) is still there? Across from La Perle?
Any other shoe store suggestions...
Martina P. replied:
There is a Strata Shoes In Laval. 1625-B Bd Daniel Johnson Chomedey, QC H7V 4C2 - call first just in case! (450) 978-0920
Referral from December 27, 2017
Hà M. asked:
Take over the rent’s contract NO AGENT FEE
Balestier Road, NOVENA/ TOA PAYOH area
The contract ends in July 2018.
$2200 for the studio apartment can share up to 4...
Jahir E. replied:
you may list your rental post here,hope it will help you http://bit.ly/2BGWiqT Please sign up full details.
Referral from August 8, 2016
Debbie W. asked:
Women in this group...I'm still looking for a Dr. Bray replacement (though impossible to fill his shoes!) Any recommendations on gynos taking new patients? Thank you! :)
Shannon C. replied:
Try Brunswick Medical Center on St-Johns
Michelle H. replied:
Brunswick Centre is your best bet, I got Dr. Vasilee. I have heard different stories...she is rude to some people but she was good to my daughter and on my first visit I was happy enough with her. But of course no one can match Dr. Bray that is just impossible!
Referral from September 22, 2017
Rebeccah O. asked:
Who knows SHOES! I work on my feet, very long days..and I have back problems! I'm looking for recommendations... someone told me to go get fitted by...
Heather R. replied:
Go to Ecco Shoes (there's one in Fairview). Shoes are pricey but definitely worth it. A rheumatologist told us they were the best and she was right.
Dolores C. replied:
Call J.E. Hanger on st johns beside the casa greque. They specialize in shoes and custom made orthodics. They'll tell you what you need to do, you might need a federal from your doctor tho. If you have insurance at work all the better cause the custom made orthodics will cost you $450. My insurance covered $430 thank but they are well worth it.
Viviana U. replied:
Go see dr. Donaldson, on Sources, north of the 40, he will make you orthotics. You will need to buy shoes one size bigger but it is worth it. I wear lots of Crocs, Vionic (they have very good support, buy them online at The Bay or boutique du cordonnier in Laval) and sketchers.
Lynn B. replied:
go to J E Hanger on St jeans they will tell you what's best
Referral from January 15, 2016
Genevieve M. asked:
Best place to buy soccer cleats and indoor soccer shoes. Need them ASAP for my daughter!
Angie K. replied:
DiSalvo Sports on St-Jean or Soccer experts on St-Charles. They also give discounts if you are associated with a soccer associations.
Referral from February 27, 2017
Tiffany F. asked:
Can someone advise where we could donate clothes and shoes please? From summer to winter wear.
Stephanie T. replied:
Contact Nadine Choisil. She can help you out big time!
Referral from September 22, 2013
Rob K. asked:
My wife ismad @ me (lol)... Im sure many fellas went throught this...Any suggestions? shoes seems a good idea! LOL
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