This store might look like a solid sporting goods shop on the surface.. it's got a wide selection…read moreof gear for most activities ranging from corn hole to gold to even cloud-of-dust football, but dig a little deeper and the problems show fast.
First off, the staff.. Friendly enough, but they don't know what they're selling in some cases and the green ones just aren't trained properly.
Ask a question about a specific item, and you'll, at-times, get a shrug, a guess, or a gentle push toward buying something they think might work. Other times, you'll get a jbiwkedgavbke individual who can be friendly. On one end, It's the kind of customer service that leaves you doubting your purchase the second you walk out; while on the other, you'll be happy enough.
All is good enough to fit the norm and I would give it a high rating, but what really turned my head the other way, though, is the direction this store is heading. They quietly got rid of their firearms section, clearly as a political move to appeal to the mainstream. That might earn them points in certain circles, but let's be honest, sportsmen don't follow woke trends, and we don't check our rights at the door just to make people feel comfortable. If a true sporting goods store doesn't stand behind all aspects of the outdoor and sporting lifestyle, then what are they really selling?
In short: present day good selection, but a store that's lost its backbone. I'll be taking my business elsewhere anymore.
