I love Scheels. I like how they are organized that somehow makes shopping comfortable. The layout…read moreof the store is great, from clothing to camping to the cafe to hunting to toys. There is a great selection and variety. I mostly go for the toys. There is a specific toy that I seek and this is the place to find them. While their toy department is not huge and is just a relatively smaller department within the store, what they do have is quality stuff, things that people actually seek out. Lego sets, RCs, educational children's toys, games, etc. I was pleasantly surprised to see a decent selection of disc golf discs. They even had some of one of my favorite brands, Kastaplast! Either Kastaplast is finally getting some mainstream recognition or Scheels has a good sporting goods manager. Speaking of which, Ashton is a great guy and truly thinks of the customer first and the customer's experience. There were even Zuca disc golf carts there. And they were all on sale. Another aspect to love about Scheels are the things you can do there like mini bowling, shooting arcade, and the Ferris wheel. You can have a date there for cheap! And then go to the cafe for a meal or treats. BTW, the jerky they sell there is excellent! All the employees there are very helpful. In some small ways, Scheels is better than Bass Pro, Cabela's, Sportsman's Warehouse. In this competitive market, small ways is what stands you apart. I really like those other stores, too, but Scheels just feels different. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

Sorry to do this but things are very different at Scheels than in the past…read more I spent 30 minutes in the Kuhl department and no one even offered help or bothered to say hello. (I had several questions) 10 minutes in golf department. Same story. 20 minutes in BBQ and the two guys there seemed more worried about the display looking great than offering help. I've always loved Scheels but I am very disappointed with the current lake of service or lack of. I hope things improve! (I only spent $250)

Came in here looking for a running shoe that wasn't quite yet in stock, however, Laakeena (man I…read morehope I spelled that right) really helped me out. Very personable and helpful. She suggested I try the Pegasus as most fits are somewhat similar. She was able to help me order for delivery to my house. Great customer service. Actually all the reps were really nice, but Laakeena came to me first so I'm giving her props.

I did not biy anything yet the staff was very friendly…read more I like going into the Unite or Collective stores: they are so beautiful. This Unite store seems like an outlet store yet not disorganized at all. Prices were very good. Plenty of selection too. Worth the visit.

So what sets Pro Image Sports apart from, say, Fanzz, the other big sports retailer in the Valley…read more Not very much. Both have the authentic NFL and NBA jerseys, t-shirts, sweaters, caps, jackets, accessories, and other sports team-related stuff. Both are overpriced by about 20%. The one original I did find at Pro Image was their Mitchell and Hess collection, which has some cool retro NBA logos and teams on their caps. Fans, Pro Image ... you could plop me down into either store, and I wouldn't be able to tell one from the other. Still, I recommend giving a look through!

I have never in my life been asked to show my ID when buying a shirt and a face mask. I was the…read moreonly person of color in the store with maybe 5 other costumers around. After ringing up my items he asked for my ID which I thought was odd for a shirt but I thought he must have to ask everyone for it. Nope!!! I waited and observed that I was the only black person out of 5 white people to be asked to show ID. I sure hope you train your employees better then that. Maybe corporate will make that right.

We went to the outlets for school shopping. We went to under armor and got lots of cool stuff, it…read morewas 50%off the whole store! It seemed like a great deal. The cashier was super friendly and was quick! Loved this store!

On Saturday I went to buy some shoes and on the shelf they were at $39. When I went to pay for them…read morethey told me they cost $82. WTF is that false advertising?

The variety of brands (Mountain Hardwear, etc.) and the great customer service is excellent…read more Ingelisa took time to understand what I was looking for and showed me the available options. Her knowledge of the gear and personal help was outstanding. I have already let several friends know the bargains available at this Columbia outlet stort.

Had the best customer service experience ever. Was given the run around over the phone and at a…read moredifferent location. The associate here used common sense and made my return effortless Please retain this associate! Promote and pay people that build your brand equity and provide exceptional service!!

I love new balance running shoes. They are my go to casual "Tennis Shoes" or "Trainers" as the…read moreBrits say. I had no intention of stopping in today, but thought what the heck I'll just look around and see what they have at the outlet store. Maybe they have something for my trip that is coming up. They were having a sale so Yes! of course I bought some new trail shoes. I only wear hiking boots when I hike, but thought I would give their shoes a try, especially since it's been so hot, my feet sweat in my boots. Salesman was very helpful guiding me to the pair of trail runners I bought. He was very knowledgeable about the different "type" of shoes. I had on my own New Balance shoes, and he explained the construction behind them. Oh so that's why I like them, and they are so comfortable on my feet! He said never to put your shoes in the washer, and to use a cleaning solutions instead. They had some there so I bought some. Note: he never pressured me into buying the cleaner, he said any cleaner would do. Now the test is... can the shoes at the outlet vs the shoes at a regular store pass my new balance comfort test. We shall see.

I'm a person who doesn't like to be approached when it comes to shopping. It was no difference when…read moreI came to this store. I wanted to get in and out quick, especially at the outlet store. However, the impression the staff left me had changed my views on salesman and how my shopping experience can be different. I had a 5-star experience with Brett and I'm so glad he approached me. Brett genuinely asked me a few questions to understand what I was looking for in shoes. I had a general idea of what shoes I wanted and I preferred to try them on on my own. I even told him that I wasn't sure if New Balance was the right place. I was not only wrong, but Brett understood exactly what to suggest based on my answers. My foot size was remeasured as part of the fitting process. To my surprise, I was also wrong about my shoe size and it was confirmed by trying on 4 different pairs of shoes. (Professional fit: shoe fitting in the morning is the most accurate - this is important for people with diabetes to find the right fit). With Brett's help, I made educated decisions, which is what I look for when I help others, too. Brett was genuine, patient, gentle, professional, knowledgeable, caring, and not pushy at all. As an observant person and someone who has experience interviewing candidates in the past, I'm confident to say he is capable of helping all ages of customers. From looking up Hoka online to checking out New Balance at Outlets, here are my wins: - Tried out the 1080 v14 (I genuinely think everyone should have a pair of these) - Know what my updated shoe size is - Got the best deal with current discounts, clearance, and BOGO 50% off (staff can help you look up which pair of shoes are on clearance and order them for you if the color isn't in store) New Balance provides shoes with fresh foam comfort, wide toe box, and arch support - everything I look for in a pair of shoes from everyday wear to running (plus the discount benefit at outlet). I ended up not getting in and out quick at all, but my visit was wonderful because I let Brett help me. I was impressed by the service provided here.

The kid inside just question the fandom of my team when I corrected him he got really rude and…read morestarted questioning me when he didn't even know the name of the team I'm a fan of. If you don't know the name of the team maybe don't question people's fandom. As someone who's from the area of that team and been a to hundreds of games AND went to school there. Just put the fries in the bag bro.

If you are a Utah Jazz fan don't expect Fanzz to embrace the Utah market. Their selection is very…read morelimited (it's like Costco, they are telling you what they want you to buy based off what they are willing to carry). What they do have plenty of is Gordon Hayward, Lebron James, James Harden & Lorenzo Ball jerseys! WTF?!? Really? Dude... you go to Massachusetts there is no EFFING way they will have anything on the rack that doesn't represent their territory! No wonder Chris Paul called us Homers, we don't have a decent sports appeal store that is decayed to a team that puts this State and city on the map. Such a disappointment...it's not like I went in looking for a Tyler Cavanaugh jersey and being pissed when they didn't have one. For Hells sake, Ricky Rubio is a Starter!

Shoe bite cause of stiff material I bought a pair of shoes…read morefrom ASICS -- GEL-ROCKET 11. The shoes were super uncomfortable and after wearing them for only one hour, my feet were irritated and I couldn't even walk with them. It seems it's because of a defect in their design (there is a stiff plastic material on top of the shoes that rubs on the feet when used). I contacted their customer service and they did not accept returning or exchanging the shoes. They sent me instruction of how to wear a shoe. I'm never buying from ASICS again. Most uncomfortable shows. Even worse customer service.

Absolutely blown way by their amazing customer service!!! I went there about 2 years ago and loved…read morethe selection of clothes that I purchased (I would go as far to say that it was better than the Nike store). So, when I heard my parents were going down, I asked them to check out the new collections... needless to say they found the cutest clothes and brought them back. I must've gotten a bad tshirt, because mine had a few little holes around the bottom - so we called asics. They replaced my shirt, no questions asked. Steve Smith just created an Asics customer for life. Thank you!!!

Great hats never had a problem something changed I rinsed 3 white hats and they all turned grey, no…read morehelp from customer support 3 hats at a pretty penny so disappointing

Danielle was my first sales rep and she was truly amazing!!!! I would have hired her for any of my…read morecompanies. Ben is now helping me and he is really good as well. We happened to have a problem that was mostly my fault and he took care of it. They will have my business for life.

I'm always rooting for the little guy, and on top of that, always keenly interested in anyone doing…read morethings in the outdoor gear/clothing/adventure space. So when I had a friend mention Mago, I knew it was time to pop in. Situated in the massive shopping complex at Traverse Mountain (the one with Harmons) it's just a little pocket of outdoor vibe. The space is clean and flanked with racks on one side, and shelves on the other, with a few fixtures sprinkled in. I was here on an errand for someone, actually, so I came looking specifically for a long sleeve Patagonia shirt. They had plenty! They do feature a lot of Patagonia, Hippytree, Cotopaxi, and Naturebacks among others, including a few things with their own house brand. It's primarily clothing, and I didn't really look too much into the gear stuff. They had some nice sweatshirts, tees, and long tees. With those brands, you can imagine that they're not giving the stuff away. Long tees were anywhere from $25 to $50. That's about par for the course on the stuff, so not unreasonable so far as comparison shopping goes. I dig the vibe, I dig what they're into. It's a small store so you can pretty much peruse everything and see what they're about in one trip, but with changing inventory you have plenty of reason to come back again.

After spending an hour bouldering at Momentum this morning, I went to Traverse Mountain to meet up…read morewith Lauren and Macy, who were getting pedicures at Deluxe Nails. I met up with them, but noticed a store in the strip that caught my attention. They had Patagonia, Cotopaxi, and some other brands I recognized, so I ditched the girls and went over to check it out. This store is awesome! It has a nice vibe and a great assortment of comfortable and useful clothing, gear, bags, etc for outdoor types. Definitely has the mountain vibe that compliments the nearby mountain ranges! One of the owners, Amber, was super friendly and helpful and I really loved the selection of clothing and accessories in the store. If you are looking for a local boutique to feel the outdoor Utah spirit, MAGO is the place to visit!