REI Co-op in Happy Valley is honestly one of the coolest spots ever. There's only two of these…read moreplaces in the whole country, and somehow we've got one right at Clackamas Mall. If you're into skiing, hiking, camping, or just doing anything outdoors, this place is like a gold mine. I've grabbed ski boots, shoes, clothes, and all kinds of gear here. A lot of it is recycled or barely used, but still super high quality. Yeah, the prices are a little high, but that's because the gear is actually legit and built to last. The store is clean, the layout makes sense, and the staff is crazy friendly they actually know what they're talking about, too. If you haven't been here, you seriously gotta check it out. For anyone who loves adventure stuff, this place is perfect. Once in while I get something name brand never used for 20-30 bucks ....score ....it happens!!

Wonderful setup in the store. Not sure why it's getting some poor reviews but the deals were great…read morebut i didn't really need anything. You'll find camping, hiking and snow gear. Not sure what the spring or summer looks like but I'll Have to try coming back

I had a great experience at Sportsman's Warehouse on 82nd. Preston helped me with my 6.5 PRC and…read morewas really helpful and knowledgeable. He answered all my questions and made the process easy. I really appreciate his help and will definitely be back. Thanks, Preston!

Really bad customer service , bought a 400$ reel , brought my own Line to get it spooled and they…read morerefused to do that. Had a rifle bores sighted and mounted and cross hairs were not even plumb or level

I love REI. People like to complain that they are expensive, that's really early 90s thinking…read more These days everybody really has to be competitive with online marketing and REI is no different. Go into REI and look at a product, then pull it up online at another retailer and you will find the REI is competitive on most items. It's not REI that expensive it's that good gear is expensive. You can't go into the WalMart camping section and compare a bunch of Coleman stuff to real gear. Their worlds apart.

Now that the downtown Portland store is gone, I have to drive to the suburbs to shop at REI. The…read moreClackamas location is stocked with all the usual suspects - bikes, camping, fishing, hiking, kayaking gear. But the swimming sectin is always lacking. Since I swim daily, I'm always seeking replacement goggles or fins - and typically find better options on Amazon, which was the case this day. The layout of this store was a maze with no clear departments or signage. I actually got frustrated and left after realizing I would not find swim gear here, and didn't have the patience to navigate the aisles.

Great staff and they have all the horse products I've needed so far…read more Easy to find helpful service. and there website helps me remember what I bought last time. Love the place.

Bought 2 plastic feed tubs for the horses. Why do they put the hard to peel stickers on the inside…read moreof the bowls??

Great customer service ! And they trully help you out and care about there customers! Highly…read morerecommend this place

These people helped me get a great deal on items. Very honest, helpful, and awesome to deal with!…read moreTHANK YOU Fisherman's Marine!!!!!

Well now, let me tell you about Dick's Sporting Goods because this place ain't just a store, it's a…read morefull-blown sporting goods revival tent. You walk into Clackamas Town Center and there it is... shining like a beacon for folks who like their gear fresh, their brands loud, and their hobbies expensive. Shoes? Lord have mercy. They've got enough to outfit a small army of marathon runners, golfers, and folks who just wanna look athletic while ordering takeout. You want Nike? They got it. You want those hard-to-find Crocs in that oddly specific color you saw online at 2 a.m.? Boom right there on the shelf like they've been waiting on you personally. Now here's the thing about ordering online you click, you wait, you pray it fits. Here? You just walk in, try it on, and walk out feelin' like you made a good life decision for once. No three-week shipping, no "sorry, sold out," no heartbreak. Just instant gratification, the way the good Lord and credit cards intended. And don't even get me started on the gear. Golf clubs lined up like they're ready to testify, YETI bottles for every hydration personality type, kayaks, bikes, floaties if it gets you outside or at least makes you look like you go outside, they've got it. This ain't bargain-bin stuff either. This is the high-end, "I probably don't need it but I'm buying it anyway" kind of place. Now here's where it gets funny the Oregon Ducks section. I swear to you, they've got better Ducks gear here than some actual Ducks stores. I'm not saying that's right... I'm just saying it's true. Brought my daughter in here once, got her some fresh Nikes, and she strutted back to her small town like she just signed an endorsement deal. That's the kind of confidence this place sells and it ain't even on clearance. So yeah, if you're anywhere near this mall and you like name brands, sports, or just enjoy walking around a store thinking, "Yeah... I could be that person," then step on into Dick's. It's classy, it's stacked, and it's just about the closest thing to a sports lover's heaven you're gonna find without breaking a sweat.

I always love going to Dick's Sporting Goods! Anytime I go to a location they have just what I'm…read morelooking for, especially looking for an outdoor type of vibe and this one is really nicely laid out and very neat in how they present the items in the store.

If you love the outdoors -- or just want to look like you do -- the Columbia Factory Store is a…read moremust-stop. The selection here is fantastic, with everything from jackets and hiking shoes to thermal gear and hats, all at factory outlet prices. I've found deals that beat most online discounts, especially during seasonal sales. The staff deserves a shoutout. They're genuinely helpful, not pushy, and always willing to check stock or help you find the right size. You can tell they actually use the products and know what they're talking about. The store is clean, well-organized, and easy to navigate -- no digging through messy racks like some outlets. The checkout process is quick, and the team keeps the line moving even when it gets busy. Pro tip: Sign up for the Columbia Rewards program. I've scored some extra savings and early access to sales that make it worth it. Overall, this is one of the best outlet shopping experiences in the Portland area. Whether you're gearing up for a hike or just looking for a solid rain jacket (we are in the PNW), Columbia has you covered -- literally! LMAO

This Columbia Outlet store had so many great deals, it was overwhelming…read more I stopped by here yesterday afternoon because I'm in the market for some new winter outerwear. I was specifically hoping to find boots and/or a jacket. On top of having an entire floor full of clearance jackets, they also had about a dozen racks under tents outside of the store. It seemed like they probably had every Columbia jacket that had been made within the past few years. There was also a ton of Mountain Hardware and Sorel. The Mountain Hardware jackets were about 25-50% off, which was still significantly cheaper than REI or anywhere else that I know of. I ended up feeling so overwhelmed by the jacket selection that I decided I needed to do some research, and come back. I ended up leaving with two pairs of snow boots: 1 Columbia, and 1 Sorel. I got both pairs for $55, including tax and a very small roundup for the National Park fund. I've been looking for boots for a couple of weeks, and the cheapest I've found comparable boots anywhere else was anywhere from $69-129. So, I was beyond stoked to find two pairs I liked in the clearance section. They were also having a store wide BOGO half-off sale, which is how the total ended up so low. I didn't have, and have actually never had any of the issues with outlet stores that other people brought up in their reviews. I used to work at the outlets in Folsom. Most of the merchandise isn't damaged or defective-- it's just overstock or barely out of season. The boots that I purchased are honestly of similar quality to brand new boots from DSW. I just got really lucky (and have a seventh sense for when things will be on sale due to all my years of working in retail). Staff was super friendly and helpful. Overall a great experience and I would definitely shop here again.

My kids and I have been in here for shoes, sporting goods, camping gear and fitness equipment. The…read moreprices are good and the clerks have been helpful and friendly.

This could be a review of Yelp as much as it is Big 5. Hours aren't the same as what is shared…read morehere. They now close at 8:30 on Mon-Thurs.

The first, and obvious positive about disc junction, is the incredible selection; new and used…read morediscs. Second was the service. Any question I had was answered. Great experience and I look forward to continue supporting this local shop.

You can tell the employees at Disc Junction are passionate and full of knowledge. I was able to…read morefind exactly what I was looking for while learning a ton of new things from them. They also have a great selection of used discs!

Portland's best Wakeboarding and Snowboarding shop on the way to Mt. Hood. Hook it up with the…read morebiggest brands.