Great service! Staff are very helpful and knowledgeable…read more Selection is great. A bit expensive but worth it!

Fun place to browse. Really cool merchandise and it's a great go-to gift kind of place if you have…read morea hard to buy for person. It's a little packed inside but service is friendly. Don't forget to go to the back room! Seen some great deals there.

very great and professional service, with great sales; as well as a great selection and sales going…read moreon most of the time! 100% worth the value. thank you guys!

Quality products! But expensive. I would tend to look around online before committing to these…read moreprices.

I haven't had a terrible memory here in my many days of visits.. I am a Lady Veteran, and do…read moreappreciate the store organization and veteran discount. This makes this place extremely fun and does bring back many memories of the good ole days.. I do find many items to gift those for a laugh!! The value is reasonable!

I hate the fact they are now closed, apparently for good. I sure hope I'm wrong. Used to buy jeans,…read moreboots and camping gear there. They also had lots of interesting and unusual stuff there. Gonna miss it.

Always greeted when you walk in so if you don't like that smile and say thank you anyway. It won't…read morekill you. Huge store. It has a Ferris Wheel one can ride which I haven't done yet but next time. I live in OKC, but when in Tulsa we go. Spousal unit for fishing and me for roaming the store for women's clothes, house decor and anything else I might find that I didn't know I needed. Unlike most sporting goods stores not all the clothes are branded with Sheel's or any number of brands which I so appreciate! You can find some, but I bought 6 shirts on sale with no branding. Good fit, sale price great, washed great and I'm enjoying them immensely. Fishing area seems smaller than a Bass Pro or Cabala's, but they pack it with great stuff.

service front desk, accepting, enthusiastic…read more selection large, wide, especially the world cup section by the wheel, including jerseys for boy or girl, a soft shirt with a scriptive font "us" i'd noticed among the selection. also, as a selection in its own sense, the ginormous ferris wheel you can see in the middle of the store while near the back, surprisingly is listed at just $1. so rather than bring the entrance attendant the dollar i'd brought to ask to cuton the ginormous wheel, i put it on a mannequin sporting a oversize gold chain to express desire for the immersion of such a symbol of national unity and fandom, somewhat similar to the vuvuzela, a symbol of fandom from the 2010 world cup that expanded from the hosting country from the adoption by fans from differing nationalities all over the world. a chain is absolutely symbolic of a serious subject, in slavery, with the wearing of a chain containing various historical significance, such as reclamation, commoraderie, or in a extremely complex way jest. so to encourage respectful, complex discussion regarding a oversize chain as a potential expression of national unity and fandom, checkout such content as that about the reclamation of the symbolism of wearing a chain by black culture, within hip hop but not exclusively, the inclusion of the turnover chain by the db group for the u, and potentially the collective expression of national pride the vuvuzela symbolized at the 2010 world cup. ambiance the ginormous wheel, very likely the first i've saw indoors, is as much a part of the ambiance as selection, especially due to its openness in the middle of the store and its surrounding sporting goods selection. nonetheless, while i'd anticipated the first experience seeing a ginormous wheel indoors, i was not aware the store has two levels throughout, save for a second floor opening in the middle where the wheel is, so that makes for some cool multilevel experiences for wheel riders. and lastly, as a note on timing for planning a visit, i'd first considered going during the locally hosted state fair in the fall as an alternative to paying admission to the fair if the main goal is riding a ginormous wheel, and with no admission charged to enter and a ride of the wheel costing $1, that alternative it still is. however, remembering the first public appearance of the ginormous rotating wheel at the world fair june 21 of 1893, i'm offering that history factoid as a potential teaching point, with practical experience available through the ginormous wheel inside the sporting goods store.

This is my go too shop for all Sitka Hunting Clothing and Orvis Shirts also Howler is a new brand…read morefor me and I love their shirts. JP and his associates are really helpful and if the do not have your size they get it in and call. Give them a try. ! Jack DeLaughter

This is an excellent man's store with cool gadgets (as the name implies) , great outdoor clothes…read moreand accessories, and expert guides to show and tell everything about their products... it's a place you immediately feel at home in and a place where you feel comfortable to browse and learn about some of the specialty items and brands they have chosen for this store. It's one of the Best In Class for this type of outdoors work and play experience stores... Just stop in and if you're lucky enough the owner will be happy to share why he created this very special place and why he has the items he picked for his shop... Enjoy and Carpe Diem !

Pros: full of merchandise. Brands not usually found in Oklahoma. Great winter clothing. Big shoe…read moreselection. Customer service good. Clean bathrooms. Cons: so busy with other Christmas shoppers.

One of your only choices in Tulsa if you want gear in person. Often I find they are over priced and…read moreit can be difficult to get help. Thankfully REI is coming to Tulsa soon!

Great people and very well ran store. Lots of cool items and reasonable prices. Has almost…read moreeverything you need.

I have been here several times. Always bought something, I never asked for a discount, but this…read moretime I had my DD214 on my phone, so when she asked if I had something that showed I was a veteran I could get a discount. Well I show her my DD214 and she gave me a hard time, saying I needed a photo military ID. I looked up how to get a ID, you had 1. Be 20 years+ retired, I only served 8 years 2. Be 100% disabled, I was only 10% or 3. Have a spouse in the military, I don't, I'm single. So I just told her I would pay full price if it was that big of a deal. I just won't shop there anymore. If you gonna make veterans jump hoops for a small discount, don't offer it.

I was very disappointed in salesman James Render. We stopped in after going to the Boat & RV show…read more We asked to look at some toy haulers and I gave him a list of what I was looking for and our budget. He ignored pretty much everything I told him. Then when I got frustrated at his lack of listening to my "list" he assured me that he understood what we were looking for. He told me that he would send me videos of some RV's from other dealerships. I expressed my concerns at buying a camper that I couldn't walk thru. He assured me that he would send me videos of campers that fit what we were looking for and if I liked them he could have them shipped to his dealership for me to do a walkthrough. I told him that would work. It's been 3 weeks and I have sent him 3 messages asking for updates on when he would be sending me some videos. What I have gotten back is nothing. No response to my calls or emails. I guess this is the level of customer service I should expect from a Camping World/Ganger Mountain dealership. I've heard stories and from the looks of it, they were spot on for poor customer service. It would seem that I have fellow toy hauler owners who feel the same way. See attached photo from a group I am in today.

It has been nonstop frustration... With every department... I bought a new Camper Van from them…read more.. Which supposedly somebody had gone through and checked systems on... But it had a badly leaking kitchen sink, broken exterior table, broken support rod for the hood, and other issues... No one was able to give me a tour of the vehicle who knew about the vehicle... And now I am just fixing any broken things myself that came with it... the items that were supposedly getting fixed at this location and then I tried again at the Albuquerque campingworld... We're not fixed and I have spent every day since I got home with this new vehicle, fixing it . The Tulsa folks must have tried to pull the table up from the bottom, because it completely dropped to the floor while I was driving home from the purchase of the vehicle And then stopped in Albuquerque at the Campingworld there... Waited many hours at Service... Sink was still leaking when I left there and they reattached the exterior table off center And now waiting for parts... But I don't have confidence I will get those parts that they said they are ordering... One service person asked me for a photo of the broken hood support and said "I will email you when I get the photo" that was two days ago and I never got the email from him confirming he received the photoand now after multiple emails, texts and calls, nobody is responding. I am guessing that once they have your money for the vehicle, it is very hard to get reliable service. I cannot go back in time... But if I could, I would purchase a Camper Van from an individual not from a corporation... my friends convinced me to buy a new Camper Van rather than a used one... But now I wish I had gotten a used one because if I'm going to be spending days working on a van, I would rather it wasn't one that I purchased brand new it's incredibly stressful. I am posting this morning here because I wish someone had given me the heads up before I made such a major purchase.