I just had to write a review because Kailey went above & beyond! I told her that she restored my…read morefaith in humanity because she truly went WAY out of the way to help. I love my boots and it's all thanks to you! I wish more people cared about their customers as much as she does! Thanks again!

Huge store - almost overwhelming. If you're committed to combing the aisles and being open to what…read moreyou come away with, you can find some good deals. When I've stopped in it's always a madhouse - a lot of families outfitting their kids with new shoes for the school (I seem to end up here in summer more than any other time). Lines are long, sometimes snaking through the store. I'm not a huge shopper, so unless I'm getting a killer deal I don't find it worth the wait. There is a big variety, though - it reminds me a bit of DSW.

I was treated as crap when I called. I have been a customer for a long time and had fun spending…read moremoney in the store and on- line. I have a event tomorrow and was trying to inquire about a different size of the same shoe availability as I was going to do an in-store return. The clerk was rude and would not let me finish my sentence to what exactly I was inquiring about. I KNOW THE RETURN POLICY BUT THE WEBSITE WOULD NOT LET ME DO AS IT ASKED. I am an older lady and I love shoes! I will not be coming back to you anymore. Fix your customer service please!!!

They made it to the Eastside. Hallelujah! Hallelujah!…read more Look, it's a DSW. But why 4 stars you say? It's on the eastside. I'm not a snooty like other Capitol living folks that feel like Middleton is on the other side of creation - nope... I simply make a day of it. If we're going East - everything that can't be done west must be completed during this day trip. If we're going west (and since I no longer live on the westside) then we must fulfill our westside obligations in one trip. Honey Bunny gas is high and I'm pushing a real engine~ But when it's time for Middleton... I wonder should we go on to Baraboo then Minneapolis then reality hits and it's like ahhh.. Ruth Chris. Let's Go!! Back to this scheduled review: I can't put my finger on the differences yet but will update as soon as I get it figured out but again... It's on the eastside. The place is new so service, product selection, courtesies are stellar for now. Will write more later. Once it's a little older then compare.

Out of the entire mall the Under Armour Factory House probably had the best 'deals' in the entire…read moremall. The prices were great and there were a ton of sales going on. We were greeted when we walked in and then left alone to browse. We tried on a couple of sweaters and leggings but ended up buying the sweater, a keychain and some underwear that was on sale. The selection was good for an outlet, there were a ton of great options and had I been in the mood to carry a bunch of bags around the mall I probably would've bought more. Check out was okay, took a little longer than normal due to the cash register timing out and having to move to another one- no biggy just a slight slow down. Employees were friendly and not pushy when it came to looking around, I would return.

nice clothes low prices for most clothes…read moredont use dressing room the employee walked in on me while i was changing

Many different stores, great customer service, always get talked into buying more things than…read morenecessary.

This is dell outlet that have roof but no A/C at the walkway. The parking lot is share with local…read morebusinesses. The mall is just one corridor. Very easy to walk. The mall does not have food court but has snack area. The anchor store are old navy, TJ max, and Nike. The mall has about 50 stores. Some of the bargain stores. Overall is an average mall. Visit only take 45 minutes.

This is more of a review of Marmot than of Fontana Sports. I bought my first Marmot down jacket…read morehere, and it lasted almost twenty years before the zipper broke. It kept me so warm and toasty in the brutal upper Midwest winters. I discovered the Marmot brand here in the 1990s. Back in the 1990s, Patagonia was not considered as "technical" and as bougie as Marmot and The North Face. Arcteryx either didn't exist or was an obscure brand almost thirty years ago. Now, Patagonia and Arcteryx are off-the-charts insanely priced. Marmot and The North Face are considered "value" brands. In any case, I still buy Marmot; it's better quality and far better value than Patagonia because: 1. Higher down fill power and 2. Higher down fill weight I recently bought a 700-fill down parka from Marmot with 220 grams of down for far less money than a 600-fill down parka with 150 grams of down from Patagonia. I was cold in the Patagonia parka, and it was horribly expensive. I had to return. I also bought coats from Eddie Bauer and from L.L. Bean. Nowhere nearly as warm as Marmot. The Marmot down parka that I recently bought is called the Montreaux Coat, and I've yet to find a warmer coat at such a great price point. It hits my knee, although it's supposed to hit my calf, so that's a bit misleading on their website. It's closer to parka length than coat length. I like that when the zipper broke after almost twenty years of owning my first Marmot down jacket, I called Marmot's Customer Service, they sent me a shipping label, and they said that they would gladly repair the zipper for me, for free. When they couldn't repair the zipper, they just sent me a new Marmot down jacket. So, I wore that complimentary replacement jacket for another ten years before finally buying the Montreaux coat this year almost thirty years after buying my first Marmot down jacket from Fontana Sports.

i still miss the west side store! Every day!!!!! Wonderful store! Ski tuning was wonderful!read more

sad. just sad. this co-op is going in the complete wrong direction. I put 2 1/2 years of my life…read moreworking for this company and I wanted to transfer to another location and they just never called me back after I followed up and even introduced myself. Save your money and buy from Amazon. They make you think you're saving money with the 10% back for members, but in all reality, they just charge more for their stuff.

Great store to get quality camping / outdoor gear. Dropped by one weekend afternoon to pickup an…read moreoutdoor toiletry bag and was easily able to find the product & the staff were very helpful. The store layout is really open and rustic looking. Pricing was comparable to your typical chain outdoors store, but I liked the layout and feel of REI better. They have a loyalty reward program if you are a frequent shopper. Overall, would recommend stopping by if you have any camping gear needs!

I've been having foot pain so I was seen by a foot doctor. He said that I need new shoes with a…read morewide toe box. I tried several different brands of shoes from Amazon but nothing felt right. Friends that were born and raised in the Mauston area all told me you got to go to Rays Shoes. They are professionals Stop dealing with junk from Amazon. So I went to Rays I explained that my doctor said I need shoes with a wide toe box. The lady told me that wide toe box was just a selling thing that 2 E , 3 E and 4 E wide was pretty much the same thing. I tried several different pairs and settled on a pair that I thought was right. After a couple days I was getting blisters and returned. This time I talked with the owner. She said that the shoes I have are not wide toe box she possibly could help them if they were stretched but no returns. Stretching only slightly helped them I guess I'll have to save these for occasional wearing I can't afford to toss them with $140. Invested Back to Amazon searching for a better fit. At least Amazon allows returns

Lady showed me around. She knew her shoes and measured me too. She even got some doggies in there.read more