Great place with an awesome selection! Also has tons of antique things too which was amazing to…read moresee. Price point was average for the area but really good finds! The team there was very kind and helpful!

Had an INDIANA HOOSIERS shirt I wanted, but a bit costly. Had huge inventory Of about any team you…read moremight be looking for. GO HOOSIERS!!

We ordered a ping pong table, unfortunately the one we received was damaged and broken. Eric and…read moreJim really helped us out and took care of us. They ensured that our new one wasn't damaged and we had all the right pieces before leaving and upgraded us for our troubles. Thanks guys!

On a Sunday, went into Dick's Sporting Goods shopping for a volley ball sneaker. My personal…read morepreferences are Asics Upcourt, Gel-Rocket, Gel-Tactic and Netburner. They have many national brands but not my Asics. There are a few sales associates but for some strange reason, not too many at the Shoes. Little disappointed with my shoe shopping at Dick's. Did checked out their pickleball and golf section. Ok, You can hit a few balls with the drivers, irons, woods, etc. in the cage behind the putting green! You can not do that! Why? No sales associates around! It is 2 and 1/2 Stars rounding down to 2!

Beautiful new place to buy shoes and outfits! Walked right in and got a pair of Jordan retros and…read morean entire outfit from shirts to jeans and even socks and ethika boxers! Just kicks has a great selection and the best service in southwest Florida

Everybody's very helpful. Nice sneakers are nice.very clean store kid friendly my son has autism…read moreand they were very nice to him. That's why I always keep going back.

It was time to upgrade my running shoes, and I found the perfect place to do it right here. My…read moreBrooks Glycerin 19's had served me well, but after many miles and several years, it was time for new ones. I was greeted as I came into the store, and immediately noticed the huge selection of different brands and numbers of shoes along the far wall in the fitting area. Matt was an excellent employee who sized my feet using a pretty cool 3-D imaging machine that I had to stand on for about 5 seconds. The information was then sent to his handheld computer and, voila, it showed a 3-D view of my feet and a recommendation of shoe size taking into account length, width, and arch - pretty cool! Matt brought out 3 different brands of shoes for me to try on - Saucony, Karhu, and Brooks. Of the 3, I ended up buying the Brooks (Glycerin 23). They fit perfectly and it felt like I was walking on air. To be honest, I've always been a Brooks fan over the years and this shoe just reinforced my perception of what a great shoe they make. The price for these is on the upper side of the market (just under $200 with tax), but actually pretty competitive with other stores. Their store is located in the Bell Tower shopping mall and perpendicular across from Burntwood Tavern. They are locally owned and they expressed their appreciation for me shopping with them. If you're in need of a good pair of walking, hiking, or running shoes I recommend you check them out!

Customer service was top notch. Fleet feet was recommended by my sister. My wife and I live in…read moreKorea and we were visiting Fort Myers and in need of some good walking shoes. We met Sophia and she took really good care of us, recommending different shoes for based on the computer model that scanned our feet. What impressed us most was her taking the time to make sure we got in the right shoe and we were comfortable with it. My wife tried on about four pairs and I tried on three before we finally bought our shoes. I can't say enough good things about Sophia and the way she took care of us. From our perspective it was one of the best customer service experiences we've had so far in Florida and I would recommend anybody looking for a shoe to stop in and talk with these knowledgeable people -- guarantee they will get you the right ride for your feet! Thank you guys!

A number of visits and purchase. Ninety percent of them were good but a few were bad. I have never…read moreused their range.

This is a very small gun range in a store. The staff was nice and kept the line safe. The RSO…read morestays outside the range and watches through a window. I was skeptical at first, but he did come in and spoke to a couple who weren't being safe. I'll go here again the next time I'm in Fort Myers.

The employees here go above and beyond. Most are fully bilingual and if they don't understand a…read moreword they go out of their way to help the customer. I was appalled to see a Karen (YT angry thuggish lady) berating a group of female Latina employees. She was making fun of them loudly and trying to humiliate them accusing them of not speaking English. I felt compelled to jump in, asked the lady why she doesn't make an effort to speak Spanish if it's such a huge problem for her living here in Florida. Folks, Spanish was the first language spoken in Florida. If you can't assmiliate to the land and its historical legacy, plus the fact we live among large Cuban, Puerto Rican, Mexican, and other South American communities, then perhaps Alabama would be more suitable for you.

We visited the Walmart store on 1619 Del Prado Blvd last night…read more ​I recently visited this location around 8:00 PM, and the overall state of the store was incredibly disappointing. It is clear there is a severe lack of leadership and management oversight here. ​We walked throughout the entire store and noticed how incredibly messy parts of it are, especially down the aisles. The toy department, in particular, was in complete disarray. It wasn't just cluttered; there was a shocking amount of opened and stolen merchandise, including: ​Numerous ripped-open packages with the contents completely missing. ​Empty boxes and packaging hidden intentionally behind fully stocked items on the shelves. ​Discarded trash and scattered toys making the aisles difficult to navigate. ​What made the experience worse was the complete lack of customer service. There were virtually no employees present on the floor to help customers. The few staff members we did encounter were gathered in two or three separate pods, speaking in Spanish amongst themselves and completely absorbed in their mobile phones. Even when we got to the self-checkout lanes, the employees stationed there were entirely focused on their personal phones rather than assisting shoppers or monitoring the area. ​This isn't just a stocking issue--it is a major loss-prevention failure and a total breakdown of basic store standards. It is incredibly frustrating to shop at a location that feels entirely abandoned by its leadership. I hope local management steps up to address the lack of supervision, secure their inventory, and ensure their staff is actually engaged and available to help paying customers.