I love checking out the clothes at Dicks Sporting goods. This place reminds me of a big five…read moresporting goods. I spent a long time looking at the workout clothes because that's what interests me a great deal. My husband decided to buy HOKA Bondi 9 shoes for work. Sadly, they didn't really work out for him and I came today to return them. The customer service is so friendly and fast. And when we bought stuff a few days ago we had to we were helped quickly. I was in the store about 30 minutes this morning and nobody came up to ask me if I needed any help or if I had any questions. Been interested in getting some pants for my husband, but I just didn't see what I wanted on the display. The store was clean and I'd be willing to go back again. They have disc golf supplies and discs and that's pretty cool.

Great selection of sporting goods ranging from Yeti to disc golf. Lots of helpful employees on the…read morefloor, and prices are very reasonable compared to other local retailers. I stopped in for one specific item and was pleasantly surprised they had it available in my size.

I should have done this yesterday. I was here…read more i needed a Tsa friendly travel belt i don't have to remove at security. Can't have any metal. i found 3. I picked one. I have Actually been looking since i wore the other one out from 2014 and had to discard. I expect a decade of use out of this one as well.

I absolutely love REI and always enjoy coming into the store. Unfortunately, they rarely seem to…read morehave my shoe size (13) available on the shelves, and the usual recommendation is to order online instead. While I understand inventory limitations, I genuinely prefer shopping in person. I enjoy being able to walk around the store, see what's new, compare options, and try things on before making a purchase. There's always a lot to look at and a wide variety of gear, which makes browsing part of the experience for me. Even with the sizing challenges, I still appreciate the store, the atmosphere, and the overall selection they offer.

I just moved to Arizona from Cali and let's just say was very excited to see the wider range of…read morefirearms available to the pubic. I visited a few local gun stores in the Phoenix area let's just say customer service is not everybody's forte. I was in one other store and there was nobody else in there and I asked clerk a few questions and he was being very rude and acted like I was bothering him from being to busy sitting on his chair, crazy if you ask me! I was in the the Tucson area and found out 2nd Amendment had a local store. So I thought I'd pay them a visit. I was looking for parts for my Ruger precision and a gentleman by the name of John was happy to help me very friendly and answered all my questions and got what I needed. I wasn't planning on buying any big ticket items but Johns customer service was very knowledgeable and helpful so I decided to purchase my first over 10 round capacity handgun from him. Thank you very much Second Amendment and a shout out to John!

Beware of dealing with this company. If you buy a product and it's defective, there's a chance they…read morewill not take it back. If you buy a pepper spray specifically, just pray that if you need it, it may fail. I tried a short squirt with the one I purchased because I had never owned one and wanted to make I understood how to operate it. I then regretted that I hadn't paid attention to how far the spray went. So I tried it a few days later and it didn't spray at all. . .so if one misses attackers eye area, one would not be able to re-aim and correct your aim. . . and beware, some may have no spray in them at all.

I called in to see if they had item in stock I needed and Rebecca was very king and helpful and…read morelistened entirely to my needs and got me the much needed answer

Went to the store to get pants for work. The sign says they close at 6pm. I got there at 5pm the…read moredoors were locked. All the lights were on and no sign on the door saying they were closed. Wasted my time and gas going over there.

Great service and selection, Eric and staff can answer any questions you might have. Everything…read moreyou could need for a great fly fishing experience.

Best fly shop in the entire state! Owned and operated by a talented and passionate guy named Eric…read morewho cares about his customers and treats every customer like family. Great selection of rods, reels, lines, flies, gear and just about anything you can think of for a river or a lake. Sage, Orvis, Simms, Fishpond, Winston, Galvan, Rio, Scientific Anglers and more. I've been shopping here for decades and can't say enough great things about this place.

Beautiful NEW location @ Spectrum Mall!…read more Recommend: Absolutely. FINALLY SW Tucson got some love!! Long overdue 'outdoor sports' store with everything 'hunting/fishing/camping' and more. Very wide aisles, very brightly lit, extremely clean and stocked. Cameras were hanging literally ALL over the store's ceilings and super friendly staff were abound everywhere. Pros: Can find numerous outdoor/camping/fishing/firearms items galore. Not yet available, but was informed would be online 'soon', and that you can shortly come in to sell used firearms; or for trade-ins! Nice! Live bait is available, gun primers are back in stock, generators and a hefty line of Lodge Cast Iron. Additionally, though you have to look, you can find some very nice price fishing rods amongst the extremely high priced ones. My favorite thing here was the local fishing condition kiosk you could walk up to and digitally see what's going on in the area. Cons: Minus approximately TWO things I found throughout the store (one being a brand of .22LR ammo and some patriotic T-shirts, there really are no 'deals' or holiday sales going on. In fact, prices are not below average online retail at this point; hope that changes. *Cons: Gun prices, including USED guns are not valued correctly here. Prices are just not sales encouraging at this point though guns have certainly held their value recently. *Cons: Additionally, I was shocked to find that there was an EXTREMELY limited amount of 9mm ammo and absolutely zero bulk ammo available. Not a good way to start off a store. The sheer need and current national stock having NO issues at this point was sloppy not to have that as a selling point to bring in peeps with their families. The store mutually was practically absent of reloading items which I hope changes because this clearly, is a hot market in retail across this nation and to 'not' stock it was an entirely other missed opportunity that smaller stores are raking in on. I feel these points were a sorely missed set of ideals for opening this store, especially when you consider these are HOT items in the Tucson area. Overall, very nice store and I hope it becomes a main-stay for the area. While hunting isn't specifically big in this area, all things ammunition, reloading, guns and fishing ARE. Local and District Managers; take note.

I have been in this place for an hour. When I asked for help with camp stoves, they asked me if I…read moreneeded help carrying it out. No I needed help. Now I'm in line to check out. One cashier and I've been now waiting for 15 minutes. I'm waiting on a manager and they look at me like I'm crazy. I'm #2 in the Que for the manager. I'll just walk out. Do not go to this store!!

They need to change the name to Miller's Outdoor, the surplus is practically non-existent…read more If you're looking for a store like the one on 6th Avenue long,long ago, or like the ones on YouTube overflowing with all manner of military gear,you will be sorely disappointed. BUT..if you're looking for a boonie hat or a shemag, you came to the right place. Prices are so-so. Final Verdict? You can probably do better...

This place is closing, I'm sad that I didn't get a chance to visit sooner. There was a huge line…read moreout the door since it was their going out of business sale. Super hot inside. If you can get there before they close I think this weekend? 4/4/26.. you'll get a good deal! Sad to see this 75 yr old business close. Can't really speak to service as we didn't buy anything. Seemed like a huge selection although most was gone.

I came in looking for Salomons, but the style I wanted wasn't available in my size. Oliver took the…read moretime to recommend the Cloudsurfers as an alternative. The price was comparable, and they felt very comfortable during the try-on. I put in over ten miles of walking each day at work, so I'm hopeful these shoes will continue to provide comfort and support.

I drove to Tucson for a track meet from the Valley, just to find out my daughter forgot her shoes…read more This is a state qualifier! I ran to Dicks that didn't open for another 30 minutes. They let us in early, sent someone right over to assist and we were out in 5 minutes. Thank you Tucson Dicks! You really helped us out of a bind!

Parker, CO location is out of business. A lot of what they carry are second or third shelf type of…read moreequipment, so don't expect top of the line ANYTHING. Had to return a massager that worked once and wouldn't hold a charge... never heard of the brand, but was Chinese junk.

I bought a pickle ball paddle with a torn face, not noticeable until the wrapping was removed. It…read moreis under 2-year warranty. The manufacturer says to deal with the merchant. Big 5 says it is discontinued so they can't exchange it. I found five identical paddles in the store, except for their color and asked to exchange for one of those. They refused saying the price has gone up since I bought my paddle on sale. I would have to pay the difference. I had to dance through hoops and spend one and a half hours arguing with various managers (in store and on the phone) before we worked out a deal. Big 5 needs to treat its customers better.

This is a small pro shop catered to bowlers. It is located just inside the Lucky Strike on…read moreSpeedway. If you go into the building through the main entrance you will see it directly to your left. It is named after local bowling legend, Andy Clark, and run by his son, also named Andy. This is an excellent place to obtain all of your bowling needs. He sells balls, bags for your balls, shoes, accessories, and more. If you buy a ball from him, he will also drill finger holes for you free of charge. However if you bring your own undrilled ball, he charges $25 for it. Expect around a 20% markup here, since he charges the suggested retail price. For instance, I saw a pair of shoes on sale here for $60 that went for $45 - $50 online. It's totally worth the price, since the customer service here is great. I recently joined a bowling league at Lucky Strike, and I got a little lost determining what I needed to purchase. He helped me out, and suggested a few brands to try out. That said, I highly recommend visiting this place for all your bowling needs.

Very helpful in improving your bowling and also friendly. Happy I got my ball from him and also…read moredrilled. My wife and I are happy with the bowling balls and the drill done to them as well. Won't be angry with this seller or how he takes the time to map out your ball either. Thank you.