When you walk into Rim Runners, you feel the positive energy of outdoor living and exercise. It is…read moreso motivating. Whether you are a beginner enthusiast or experienced trekker, you will be at home and find what you desire. Their shoes, apparel and other items are top notch. Shop Local.

We broke down pulling a horse trailer next to this store. It was hot outside and we had kids with…read moreus so I looked for a cool place to wait for tow truck and found this store. The ladies were incredible! Let my kids watch cartoons, gave us some bottles of water and let us use their restroom. So grateful! My husband found some nice shoes he wanted and bought those while we waited. I am totally gonna shop here again because it's rare nowadays for people to be this kind and helpful. Wonderful people and a neat tidy store.

I couldn't have possibly had a better shopping experience here!…read more Between the impressive selection of shoes and the excellent service (a special 'Thank You' goes out to Ros), my posse and I left here with ample bags in hand. And that's that.

Kept us waiting for over 10 minutes after opening time, until we decided to leave. Don't know if…read morethey've ever opened.

Beautiful and unique shoes from Europe. Many selections however smaller sizes may be a challenge…read moreto find. Staff are very helpful and cater to their customers. Shared parking and WiFi

The Best Shoes! And very comfortable and beautiful , my…read morefriends are jealous, hee hee

This place was super nice. Friendly staff and a great selection of good brands. I wish there was…read moremore for us small girls, but other than that, it was really nice. Would recommend!

Beware if you're taking your clothes in... I don't even know…read morewhere to begin. I'm honestly sick to my stomach that I ever brought my clothes here. I've been reselling clothes for a while and usually do very well taking my items to places in Tempe and Scottsdale. I normally make around $800 a month from my clothes, shoes, and accessories. I'm a huge shopaholic and a lot of my items are brand new with tags still attached -- many from Nordstrom and other name brands. I just have to make many trips to these other places because they only do 25 at a time. I decided to bring stuff here because she said I could bring all I wanna to at once. I brought several huge moving boxes and garbage bags full of clothes to Consign Your Design. I even put everything on velvet hangers because I thought it would help keep the clothes nice and wrinkle-free. Nobody told me I would not get my hangers back, so I lost around 80 velvet hangers. That would have been nice to know upfront. A lot of the items I brought in were high-end and trendy brands, including Miss Me jeans, bling pants that she asked a pretty hefty price for usually, brand-new UGGs, and many other name-brand pieces with tags still attached. Months went by, and when I finally checked my account balance, I only had around $100 total. I was honestly shocked. Based on the amount and quality of items I brought in, that comes out to less than 50 cents an item. I checked my account when I was heading up to our cabin. The first time I went in to check on things, another customer was visibly upset because the store had changed systems and apparently people were not getting all the money they were owed. I didn't want to cause a scene or get involved, so I left and decided to check again later. After seeing my own payout, I completely understand why she was upset. I feel completely ripped off. Either their system is a mess or they just rip people off. Either way, I will never consign here again, and I would absolutely not recommend this place to anyone bringing in quality name-brand merchandise. you would do better donating it and using a tax write off them bringing your stuff here. When I asked her about it, she says it all depends on what sells. Hmmmmmm yeah well don't see any of my things there so must have sold.

Some pretty amazing donated items for purchase here, especially original wall art, high-end and…read morewell-displayed costume jewelry, some clothing, and some furniture items. All priced at a bargain. They have a nice guy on the premises who will find a way to fit items--in my case, two great end tables--in a small car. Purchases benefit the Humane Society of Sedona and no tax is charged to customers because this is a not-for-profit. I know what you may be thinking, but think closer about it... No matter how exclusive a world-renowned community may be, it may be especially prone to having displaced pets longing for a permanent home I don't know. But I do know that domesticated animals don't think about city, state, manmade borders, they just want to go home. The good citizens of Sedona apparently realize this and donate some really cool clothing and household items here that others, less fortunate, might have no choice but to sell for personal profit.

For over a year now, I'd drive up from Phoenix when I had things to donate. Shop inside the store,…read morethen grab a bite to eat; it was a fun day trip. The staff were alway so kind and thankful when dropping things off, and the store itself had that fun, old- school vibe where it was loosely organized but anything amazing could be waiting in there! I went a few weeks ago, and everything has changed. I had a car full of quality things and they didn't even acknowledge that I was bringing stuff in to them. I had to say hello twice before one of the four people standing around would say hi back. There was no place to put my donations, and no one offered to clear any space. They didn't offer to help unload until we were finished emptying the car! No one said thank you. Meanwhile, they had a bunch of stuff outside they were just giving away for free. As a donor, I found that off-putting. I didn't just drive 90 miles for you to give my things away...I wanted to help the animals. It should have said "pay what you wish" or something, to create value. We went inside to shop, and it's like they're trying to make it a designer boutique. The vibe was sterile. They want $35 for t-shirts with their branding on them! Even the prices of the thrift items have skyrocketed. This was the first time I've left without buying anything. As we were leaving, I noticed that my donations still hadn't been addressed. Like at all. Stuff was piled wherever I had been able to squeeze some space, trying not to land it in the free zone, and it was just cooking in the sun. If I'm in town I may stop there to see what's going on in the shop, but I won't donate there again.

In the haste to travel without checked baggage on our ongoing trip to Sedona, I forgot my Camelback…read morebackpack with a water bladder. Then we decided we would be hiking galore after the rains that afflicted the area last week. And I hate, loath and despise having to carry a water bottle in my hand as we hike. So we went into Canyon Outfitters to see what they had. The place is a hiker emporium, taking advantage of every inch of available space. From footwear to hiking shorts to backpacks to climbing supplies, they have it. Straps, carabiners, the works. An impressive and organized place with helpful, friendly and knowledgeable staff. We left the store with mini water holders that would be non-intrusive during a hike, allowing for the hands to assist in the hike instead of carrying "stuff". Happy customers!

Nice shop with a great selection of high quality outdoor wear. Staff was very helpful as well.read more

Most of the Outlet stores are CLOSED. I stopped here because…read morethere was an "Art Show" and several open tent type stalls when I passed. The art show consisted of a lot of native American handicrafts, pottery, jewelry, fabric hangings, several gem and mineral pieces (think turquoise and other crystals) Sedona is supposedly some type of center of energy, according to New Agers. Also several original paintings and photographs. I purchased a Ritulite quartz gemstone from one vendor (Laura Adler) because it was very unusual. Laura very kindly threw in a stainless steel necklace! I also purchased two original Photographic Prints from Brent Cox. Read more about his work here: http://www.wmicentral.com/community_beat/local_entertainment/brent-cox-specializes-in-photography-of-light/article_37fd86ca-1204-5331-9c99-a9d8a1455b9a.html

This place kind of sucks. Outlets? Not really. More like small shopping center. Even worse is that…read moremost of the stores are either out of business or just lacking in anything interesting. There are a few of the typical shops: bra/underwear, men's/women's clothing, shoe store and kitchen appliances but beyond that, this place is a bit sad. There is a small tourist stop with a super friendly dude who seems desperate to make a friend. Poor guy probably talks to 1-2 humans only a few times a week. Put that man in sales! The only good shop here was the Gap outlet. Sadly, the store doesn't come up on the Yelp app. Things like this drive me nuts. What's the point of going anywhere if I can't check in! Am I right?!? Despite the shitty stores, the people, shoppers and staff alike were all super friendly. We're definitely not in New York anymore.

A cute store that is larger than you realized located in Pine, Arizona. You can find new age items,…read morecrystals, lots of clothing, candles, soap, little figurines, jewelry, and so much more! LOVE they give you a cloth bag to avoid plastic and looks like they make as well! Definitely giving hippie vibes to reduce, reuse, and recycle. The shop attendant was incredibly friendly to allow us to choose a cloth bag, and even a bead! Prices can be a little higher on some items, but a lot appear to be handcrafted so it's worth it. Support a local artist, or hippie rather. I'd definitely return and recommend.

Stopped by Play Dirty Hippie yesterday just because we saw so many cars outside, and we are so glad…read morewe did! This place is such a fun and unique store with a little bit of everything. The atmosphere was amazing, and while we were there they even had a guy playing a Chapman Stick, which made the whole experience even more enjoyable and relaxing. We ended up spending way more time there than we expected because there was so much to look at, and music was amazing. Definitely one of those hidden gems that feels welcoming, creative, and full of personality. We really enjoyed ourselves and will absolutely be back!

Stopped in yesterday to help a friend find some wedding attire for her Western themed wedding and…read moreOMG we found perfect outfit for her and MORE! I had not been in before, even though a resident because I thought; what would I find here? I am a former "city girl" and boy was I surprised as I found so many gorgeous, unique items! Well over $700 worth of gorgeous items, LOL! Kelly M the salesperson there was one of the best salespeople I have ever worked with! My background in Fashion and Management and Kelly someone like me would love to have in our employ! Not aggressive but helpful and engaged and just plain fun to work with! This is a "gem" in the desert and can't wait to return to buy more!

My wife loves this place. People are friendly and they have a lot of choices my wife likes .read more