By Gate 7 in Main, No Boundaries is your gear stop
No Boundaries sits airside in the Main terminal near Gate 7, right before the smaller regional gates start. It’s a standard travel shop: think last-minute headphones, phone chargers, neck pillows, and snacks in one loop. Prices run higher than Target-level, with basic charging cables around $20 and over-ear headphones closer to $50–$70.
The shop usually follows airport hours, opening around the first departures at 4:30–5:00 a.m. and staying open until roughly the last wave of flights around 9:00–10:00 p.m. If your 6:00 a.m. flight from PVD leaves from Gate 6 or 8, this is realistically your only place for a quick grab before boarding. Lines stay short; you’re often out in under five minutes.
Stock leans heavily into electronics and travel basics: power banks, USB-C and Lightning cables, luggage tags, TSA-approved locks, plus snacks like candy bars at about $3 and bottled drinks around $4. You’ll also see a rack of Rhode Island-branded shirts and hoodies, with T‑shirts starting near $25 and sweatshirts around $40, mostly in PVD and “Rhode Island” logos.
Watch out for the usual airport markup on cables and earbuds; a $10 item at home can hit $25 here. If you only need water, the nearby newsstand across from Gate 5 often has the same 20 oz bottles at about the same price, so you aren’t saving money by walking extra. For anything more specific than snacks or basic tech, shop online before you fly.
Practical tip: if your phone is under 20% at security, walk straight to No Boundaries, grab a 10,000 mAh power bank, and start charging while you sit at your gate.