This isn't the best or the biggest that I've seen by any means, but it serves the area well for…read morebasic sporting good needs. They have items for golf, outdoors, running, baseball, biking (small section) and other activities, as well as lots of clothing from top brands and their own brand. What I didn't like about this was there was no real local "Team" section. Usually, in a sports city, there's a section that has displays of local colleges, pro teams, and other stuff. This one just had racks here and there. Maybe I was there off season or something, but would have liked more of a display paying homage to local sports.

This is one of the biggest DICK's I've been to. Many selections to choose from everyday footwear,…read moreactive gear and outdoor sports equipment. I can easily spend hours here scanning the racks. I came specifically for walking shoes on my last trip here. I must have tried on at least a dozen pairs before I finally decided on a pair of Brooks Ghost Max 3. I'm constantly on my feet so investing in a good pair of shoes to fit my active lifestyle is a must. If you're on the hunt for quality sneakers , come here. My shoes cost about $160 but used my military discount and got 10% off.

Baseball season is here so we stopped in to look for some batting gloves. Selection is fair,…read morehowever, pricing was $10 more for the same brand pair we just bought at the competitor down the street. There were no customer service people in that particular section, but we found it pretty quick since it was in the front of the store. We ended up with a purchase from the gym equipment section and found check out to be pretty quick. The cashier was friendly and asked if I had phone number registered for rewards which I did. He asked if I wanted my receipt which I appreciated since not all places do that. Location of the store is not the best as it is tucked back in the Milennia plaza where there is a lot of traffic. But its a good place to shop if you know exactly what you need and don't mind paying higher prices.

I have been waiting for Dick's buy 1 get 2 sale on their cozy socks collection. They are great for…read morecold days and nights and make even better stocking stuffers. They have different designs than other years. I stocked up for me and got some to add to gifts. The staff is friendly and always willing to help.

These people put a sticker over the original MSRP price with a higher price. I won't be doing…read moreanymore business with them.

Ladies, if you are looking for a Reggie Bush jersey, in the color pink, look no further. This…read morestore has quite a few of them, for about $60. They also have an entire wall section full of fashion savvy Yankees hats. And by that I mean every color, style, and pattern has been marked with the Yankees insignia. They also carry jerseys, hats and replica helmets for every other sports team you can think of--even the throwback jerseys you didn't think still existed. The old school jerseys will cost you more, around $125, but if you have been searching high and low, then fear no more. Plus sized versions are also available here but cost $15 more than the regularly sized ones. Among the various non-apparel items, they have cell phone cases, key chains, and license plate covers. They also carry various items that appear to have been sitting for a long time. Case in point, black leather football hats that have seen better days....maybe in the 1980s? And a special note to those of you who do plan on making a purchase, they will not give a refund, only store credits.

It's big, chaotic, and messy, but you can find some good deals here…read more **PROTIP** Before coming here, I suggest going to Ross first. We've found identical items there for considerably cheaper than this location.

This review is for the Adidas Outlet at the Orlando International Premium Outlets mall (as opposed…read moreto their other "stand alone" store located a few miles away). I really don't understand how or why this place only has an overall rating of just 2 stars! I did see on the website that this store was shut down a few months ago for remodeling, so perhaps it was expanded or improved since the older reviews were posted? In our experience, this was really the only major shoe brand represented at this outlet mall that actually has "factory outlet" pricing. Sure, Nike has a big store here, but most of their shoes are still $60 and up with no real discount pricing. Here at the Adidas Outlet, customers get a 40% discount off the marked (already reduced) price. We found a few pairs we liked which were marked at $59 or $79, which is about the standard department or sporting goods store price, but the signage said they'd charge 40% less than that at checkout. We walked out of here with 2 pairs of shoes for about the same cost as a single pair at most any retail store. How can one give a business with prices like that only 1 or 2 stars? This store had a wide selection of footwear with several rows of racks for both men and women, but I didn't see at least some of Adidas' most recent styles represented. IMO, the pricing on their t-shirts and clothing items wasn't nearly as attractive as the pricing on their shoes.

I love the selection at the store. The area is a little crowded, but the store overall is easy to…read moreaccess. They have a good selection/pricing and buy one get one free on select styles. The staff is friendly and willing to go the extra mile to make sure that you get the shoe needed.

After traveling to many new balance factory stores- we finally found the one where you can actually…read morehave customer services. Shout out to Darius and Ádralo for really taking the time to hear out our questions, giving solid suggestions, working hard to find the right pair and size for him. I know it can be harder when you are looking for "Wide" shoes. They were friendly the whole time and were able to help with an online promotion in order for us to receive the exact colors and styles we wanted. The store itself is also clean and organized. And they were more familiar with sale information and online promotions together.

Many locals were pretty pleased to get a Nike Factory Store in Winter Garden. Three stores moved…read moreout of the Fowler's Grove Shopping Center to make room for Nike. They moved into the space that Wet Seal, Justice and America Eagle once occupied. If you shop her regularly you know that parking close to the store is limited. All of the staff that I encountered were very friendly and professional. The store was empty on the two occasions that I visited. This left plenty of places to sit down and try on sneakers. They have lots of inventory for the entire family. I found a pair of sneakers that I liked but they did not appear to be the same quality of my other purchases so I passed. The workout clothes were nice but I didn't see any great sales on them.

Not much of a selection of what I was looking for but found one pair that I liked. Out of my size…read morebut couldn't ask a question Bc 4 employees at the registers , 2 just standing there, probably about 40 customers walking around looking at shoes and not one employee on the floor to help. So I left ..

Out with the old, in with the new. Gabe's has officially opened up in the former Old Time Pottery…read morespace in Ocoee. I believe this is the 5th location here in Florida. I had never heard of Gabe's until they took over this spot but they have been around since the 60's and started in West Virginia. They have locations throughout Eastern US and acquired Old Time Pottery a couple of years ago. You will notice many items with Old Time Pottery labeling which is a little confusing. The store feels massive inside, even though it is likely the same square footage as OTP. You can view all 4 walls walking in. Overall, it reminded me of a Ross crossed with a Walmart but cheaper. They have a variety of departments at inexpensive prices. Shoes, clothing, indoor and outdoor home decor, kitchen, household organization, rugs, pet supplies, electronics and toys. They also had name brand items like Nike and Ryka at very low prices. It's a bit overwhelming because it is so massive but I appreciate the variety all in one store. Staff could not be found anywhere on the floor so if you have questions, you likely need to go to the checkout area. I didn't buy anything today so not sure how efficient the checkout lanes are but plan to come back when I have more time.

Gabe's is a new retail chain that bought Old Time Pottery and recently converted some OTP Florida…read morelocations into Gabe's. It is a large retail outlet similar to Marshall's, Ross or Beall's Home Centric. They have great prices and carry closeouts from many other retail chains. The Orlando area location is Ocoee which is at the corner of West Colonial and Maguire road. Just a few blocks off the SR 50 exit on the FL Turnpike. I noticed brands from Kohl's, Target, Loft, Ann Taylor, Lucky's, Bebe, Lands End, Lane Bryant, Banana Republic, Gap and many others carried by Ross and Marshall's. The brand names on tags are sometimes blacked out or the brand name may be cut out of the tag. I did see Adidas, Reebok and Avis but I did not see designer brands. They have many departments in this store. Clothing, luggage, purses, shoes, accessories and some personal care. Bed and bath, home decor, patio, kitchen, rugs and food items. They have clearance signs in all departments. They have a good rewards program called 'unbelievable Rewards.' Gabe's is discontinuing their text program in Sept 2025 however customers can get alerts and deals through the Gabe's app. I would recommend signing up for rewards beforehand or at the register checkout. You get 25 points for signing up and every $50 in points generates a $5 coupon. Coupons expire in 30 days. Coupons can be used towards clearance merchandise. The service was friendly both on the sales floor and at checkout. I purchased Vera Wang, Croft and Barrow, Loft, Bandolino, Land and Sea, A New Day (Target), Banana Republic and Hanes multipacks. 6 tops, two pants and two intimates for $40. I earned a $5 coupon on my first shopping trip. Positives: Price Selection Rewards are easy to earn Friendly staff and easy parking Fun for bargain shoppers The rug department they had tables where you can unroll rugs to examine them. Cons: This is an outlet so the racks and displays lend themselves to a little digging Rewards coupons are limited to 30 a year but 30 times 50 is a 1500 spend 3 try on rooms per gender

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Tuan and Ben found me amidst all the chaos of the crowd of people in the Nike Factory Store. I am…read moreso happy that they did. Tuan and Ben are great! Tuan checked in to make sure we didn't need assistance. When we did, he came over and helped us. Tuan and Ben made sure we were aware of all the promotions. Ben made sure I signed up on Nike and registered via email. Thank you Tuan and Ben for the great customer service and care we received.

I came on a Saturday from peer pressure for a friend. It was horrible…read more Parking is bad. You have security to check crowd control. Lines are long. You have to dig to find a good sale. There is a lot of merchandise in this store. They had some interesting stuff but again the sales are kinda whatever & I don't think it's worth it. I have been to better Nike outlet stores like in Saratoga, CA where it's more relaxing to shop. You also feel a lot safer with the crowd. I advise others to watch their purse & lock their cars.