Customer Rewards Program

How the Program Works

Earn points on qualifying purchases made in our store. Points can be earned and redeemed in-store only. You earn 1 point for every $1 you spend. Every 100 points is worth $5 toward a future purchase, and you need at least 200 points ($10) to redeem. Points expire after 18 months with no purchases.

Joining

Sign up at our physical location. We’ll ask for your name, phone number, and email address. Each time you check out, give us your phone number to earn and redeem points. We use the information you provide to run the rewards program. We won't add you to our marketing email list unless you request it.

Earning Points

• Points are earned on products and services paid for with cash, credit, or gift cards.
• Sale, used, and consignment items do not earn points.
• Shipping, tax, and gift card purchases do not earn points.
• Payments made with rewards (points or old rewards card credit) do not earn points.
• Payments made with store credit, whether from a return or a trade-in of used gear, do not earn points.

Redeeming Your Points

Tell us at checkout that you’d like to use your points. Every 100 points is worth $5, and a minimum of 200 points is required to redeem. We do not give change for any unused portion of a reward, so make sure your total purchase is at least as much as the reward you’re using to get the full advantage of your points.

Your Old Rewards Card

Stamp cards remain valid through the expiration date marked on the card. A full 12-stamp card is worth $20 toward a purchase. A partially filled card can be redeemed at $1.50 per stamp. Multiple cards may be combined. We do not give change for any unused portion of a credit.

Program Terms

Points have no cash value, are not transferable, and cannot be redeemed for cash. We reserve the right to change, suspend, or end this program at any time. If we end the program, we will post notice here and in the store at least 60 days beforehand, and you may redeem eligible points during that period. This program and its terms may be assigned to a successor owner of the business.