I don't know about the Sherwood location, but trust what these other reviews are saying about the…read moreBeaverton location. The staff is unbelievably rude.

I will start by saying that this review is for the Sherwood location…read more Very important backstory for contrast. The Beaverton location is rough. It's very small and I think they have a lot on their plates over there. I had so many rude interactions at that location that I was worried that I was going to have to do all of my hockey shopping online. I bought shin guards there for about $100 and a Bauer hockey helmet for about $180. I was grateful for the shred of time that the helmet guy offered to me, he genuinely crammed me in while it was busy so he gets 5 stars. My goal was to slowly accumulate enough gear to play some hockey. I originally wanted to play roller hockey and had invested in most of the gear. I even have Marsblade R1 elite level skates and I practice multiple times per week. I was about to sign up for roller hockey at Indoor Goals when I found out that they are closing. So... I decided ok fine, I'll make the best of it. Ice hockey it is, I've wanted to do this for 20 years. So, I found some used skates that were in awesome shape and decided that I'd get a Superfeet hockey footbed, some new laces, some new rivets to replace the rusty ones, and a skate sharpening. Back in the day, they were pro level skates that retailed for about $600. They are old Nike Bauers that look sweet in a vintage way and I figured they could handle a few sessions of ice while I saved up for real skates. The guys at the Beaverton shop seemed like they were absolutely disgusted at my skates, one guy with longer dark hair actually rolled his eyes at me and practically barked at me for the rest of the interaction. I shrugged it off. I needed them sharpened and the nearest rink (Sherwood) was 30 minutes away. He growled at me that I'd have to leave them overnight. Cool, no problem. I came back the next day, and this shorter guy with a buzz cut at the counter kind of spat the words "why do you want these rerivited?" I said because they were rusty, and I just want to get started with some beer league hockey and can't afford a lot right now. He chastised me for wanting them to be rerivited and then also told me that I needed to buy new holders because my holders would "shatter the moment they came into contact with ice." He then sort of smugly said that I would have to wait another day to have them sharpened. The whole interaction was so awful (again) that I went out to my car to decide what to do. I wanted to cry out of frustration because I am so sick of this town and of how few resources there are for the sports that I love. Right then and there I decided that I was going to march back into that hockey shop and get my skates back and drive 30 minutes down to Sherwood. Even though the same company owns both of these shops, the difference is night and day. A guy with a beard at the Sherwood store was so stinkin helpful and awesome that I ended up spending $300 on the sharpening, hockey pants, a chest protector, a green biscuit, a towel, practice Jersey, and I even bought new gloves to replace my other ones that are falling apart. He was just incredible. Absolutely 5 stars. Because of him I feel like I have a pro shop that I can go to. I was so genuinely upset that the two places to get hockey stuff by my house are so awful that I was really questioning if I should just not play hockey at all. I grew up in Detroit, Michigan-- hockey town. I always thought hockey people were humble and welcoming. That was my experience growing up. The guys in my class would beg me to play with them. They were amazing. Now decades later, as an adult, I almost thought I'd made a huge mistake picking hockey. If I have to battle my way through a bunch of elitist snobs to do something I love, If every interaction is a fight, if places are closing down, if the outdoor hockey rink in Beaverton is cracking up and has no nets, maybe I should just call it and just go to the gym. But thanks to that awesome dude at the Sherwood ice arena, I am stoked to keep at it and maybe finally get some real playing time! Thanks dude !!! I appreciate you so much! PS The selection at the Sherwood location is great.

The nice girl that works there, Nico was so helpful and kind. I really appreciate how she helped us…read morepick out exactly what I was looking for. I'm new to the winter sports world so I came in not knowing if I would get anything but I'm happy with what I left with!

BMX gloves, pants and shoes. And didn't break the bank…read more The issue at PIAS is that they have a ton of kids working there. One kid might give you WAY less for your trades than another kid. There isn't any standard except who happens to be behind the desk that day. That's unfortunate. They have a good selection but like 8 said before you can find a totally crap pair of sneakers or cleats that week filthy with crappy laces for the same price as a really nice pair. It's kind of dumb honestly. They should have certain hours for trade and have one person or a couple do it. Because the bredth of judgement is WAY too wide.

I see why this store is closing. The dumb kid working behind the desk working the evening of 3/16…read moreis a complete idiot. Walked in and no hi, hello, good evening... just goes the store is closing. I was like not till 8? He's like no, for good. Whatever, turned around and walked out. Good riddance to bad rubbish...

I needed a stationary recumbent bike with a wide seat that I could lean back on…read more They didn't have anything like I wanted but the sales person figured what I needed and told me where I could get it. I love stores that take care of customers!

For some reason this store thinks one guy at the gun counter is enough. There's a long line every…read moretime I come in here. Save yourself a headache and shop elsewhere.

Looks like they may have some decent things. Everything I was looking for was out of stock. New…read morestock coming "any day" with no specifics. Haven't been back to check.

Great price on 9mm ammo as usual. Not everything is a screaming deal, but if you're looking for…read moreammo, this is the place to buy it.

I will not be buying my Rifles there, I will not come back to the store. I have been going there…read morefor years, since I was a kid. I'm 40 now, and decided for the first time to buy my rugger 10/22 there. I was thinking, yes, I am glad that I spent my money there than other places that I could have made the purchase. on the tenth day, I realized my rifle was ready for pick up. I'm in the Navy Reserves now. 18 years in. I called in, because I did not receive the email to pick up my rifle. The employee working said he can see that my rifle was approved. But he cannot release it to me because he is from another store. I was confused. Why would they have someone there, who cannot sale or have access to realeased approved rifles/guns. I Went to drille and was drained, but wanted to pick up my rifle, and was on my way there, but I got out late, but the store does not close for 15 minutes. When I called, the manager Tanner Tarkington said, "Don't come in!" I was surprised, and questioned him, is that how you talk to customers. He took it back, and then wanted to know if I can make it in time. I told him I can, but since he acted that way, then I won't come in. I was not abne to come in on Sunday after Navy Drill. Monday I was not able to due to my kids sports. I finally walked in today, only to find out again, they cannot release me the rifle, because no one is working that can. They said one guy got injured on an ATV, and one guy called out. I was so upset. I said, I hope the guy is ok, and gets better, but I explained, that I have not able to get my rifle the same thing. I went to the front and explained my self to the lady and the manager Tanner Tarkington. Tanner, said what do you want me to do? I said, the only I have not been able to get my rifle has been due to him and his employees, and how I frustrated to trust, that I made the "Right" decision to make the purchase there. To tell people to go there and support our local Bi-Mart. I asked him, that I'm really upset and asked if he could do anything. He had no idea written on his face. And then he said, "What, do you want a freebeee? I am not able to just give you a freebee." I was so upset, that he said that to me. I told him, that its not a freebee, its compensation for being a loyal customer and all my troubles that I have gone through. Also for a Manager to just rudely say that to me, made me so upset that I got his name and card, with the Main manager "that is unavailable for two days" Mike Colbo." This store number is #648. The lady at the front was nice, and I did tried to call Mike, but got her again. I asked her, "how would you feel if you have had a terrible experience at a store, you want to talk to a manager, and the manager tells you that, about just wanting a freebee. Instead of acknowledging my issues sincerely, instead of saying what he said?" she explain, no, I would be really upset as well. He said he would not be able to help me. And I said I wont be buying from them, and I will letting everyone Know My Experience, and how Bi-Mart does not care for their customerse maybe they save what, 10 percent off a next purchase, or hundreds of my dollars, plus my family, my friends, military members, and so on, to not go to a place, where they do not value their customers.

The store was nice and clean, also very quiet in there. Customer service was good. Would recommend.read more

This is definitely one of the biggest Big 5 Sporting Goods store I've ever been. They seem to have…read morea bigger selection of each department than most locations I've been to. The employees were extremely friendly and helpful and you can buy Northwest Forest parking passes here (both day and annual passes).

S side of 4th Plain W of NE 117th (Same center as Big 5)…read more This place is by far the largest and most complete Outdoor Sporting Goods Store I've ever seen. It's really clean inside and out. The staff is extremely nice and informative. They feature so much...stuff for hunting, working, fishing, paintball, etc. etc. You know all that predominantly outdoorsy stuff. Their prices are very reasonable for the quality of products they have. They offer classes and various types of events here. They offer Clearance Items both in store or on their website! If you're an Outdoorsman then this is definitely worth a visit. There is plenty of parking in this strip mall location. Their website is very user friendly if you need to use it. Heck they even offer a Wish List on it.

Very knowledgeable, very friendly! A++ service. We've been here several times and he's great! No…read moreappointments needed. Highly recommended!!

Extremely knowledgeable professional efficient bike repair. Excellent prices even with tip. Any…read moretime after 10am he says is fine to come without appointment. A++ 2 miles from my house couldn't be happier with the service.