This rei isnt as crazy as the one im fairfax corner. Huge space w merchandise spread all over the…read moresales floor. Nice to browse.

We purchase a city co-op bike here and while we followed manufacturer's guidelines for size it…read moreended up being wrong size for me. Mechanic and manager were fantastic. Helped to exchange and fix the issues. I'm a happy customer and will be back. Service was great!

Always have what I need, helpful friendly service in a well stocked store ) so long as you're a…read morecompetitive swimmer build. NO Fat lady suits .... Which I need. But they have a great selection of googles, caps, etc. has been around for a long time and is still the go to place... you get what you pay for , so a good long term value.

I love shopping local and Sport Fair is a really special store. As a swimmer growing up I always…read morewanted to see items before I purchased them, and this is the first time in my life--of course well after my own swim "career" has ended--that I can. My kids will never know how lucky they are, ha ha! Sport Fair has just about everything except Tyr. I miss that brand but I love Speedo and Arena products just as much. The amount of stock is amazing, and the accoutrements are all there from special towels and goggles to training aids and drag suits. They might not carry every specialty item you dream of, but they carry a reasonable facsimile and as I like to say, all you need to do swimming is a suit and goggles. All that other stuff is just other stuff you gotta keep up with! I've ordered branded swim caps through Sport Fair and have been really happy with the quality. I've purchased training suits for me (the giant drag suits), goggles, swim caps, and suits for my kids. In particular I was thrilled to get toddler size speedo suits for my daughters so they don't have to wear Target bargains. If you want your kid to learn to swim, they have to enjoy it and being dragged to the bottom by a stupid tutu or other absurd sexist decoration on a toddler suit from target is not my idea of fun! So not only have I thought the suits from here to be more fun for my kids, but safer, too. Really pleased to have this gem in our community.

I've been to Champs all over the place. The food is always consistent. It's a good chain option…read more I stopped into this one while in town on business. I sat at the bar, and watched the world series. Huge TV screens in ever single direction. It's a great place to watch a game. Watch out though! Apparently smoking is still allowed indoors in Virginia. There were lots of smokers there the night I was there.

Average menu selection, prices, quality, service. Pretty much a generic mall sports pub…read more I do like an outdoor seating option (which gets really crowded. I could literally smell the guy at the next table, which wasnt good considering he had come from playing softball). The Sunday atmosphere is fun with plenty of televisions to feature each game, servers wearing jerseys and good drink specials, but nothing overly impressive. Everyone is super friendly and never make you feel rushed, even when theres been a wait, so the staff def is great. Again, its an average place. I wouldnt run there, but I wouldnt refuse either.

Always a great experience when I come in here. Although, I barely get a shoe because they never…read morehave the size we need...the customer service is typically great here. Idk why I try to find a shoe here though. (Insert sad emoji)

Champs, they sure make you feel like a champ....pathetic. That's the way they make you feel. I got…read moresome Jordans, dude said the newest ones....yeah right! I looked it up, they all the newest ones apparently. They got some cheap overpriced shirts, the best thing I got was there new balances, Nike shirt don't fit right (got my size), shorts feel cheap (shirt too). I don't know about this place, I really don't. Only reason I went was cause it remind me of when I was a kid. Well those days are gone, I'm telling you right now. They're gone.

I've been considering custom orthotics for quite some time; however, due to ridiculous mark-ups…read more($300-500), thousands of mixed reviews, as well as a ton of unanswered questions, I decided to check out Road Runner Sports, mainly due to a friend's recommendation. After the fit finder evaluation / thorough consultation (with Ria), I decided to mold a pair of $99 R-GEAR custom insoles (supreme arch support, maximum shock absorption), test them out (in-store), and bring them home. My FSA card didn't work at the register. Instead, I paid with my CC and submitted for reimbursement, which I received a couple days later. 90-DAY PERFECT FIT PROMISE - you get 90 days to give 'em a test run!

Went to this store at about 2:30pm on a Saturday. I had purchased the same running shoes prior at…read moreRoad Runner, and had a VIP discount I wanted to use. I knew exactly what I wanted to buy (Brand, Style, Color, Size), went to the rack on the back wall and stood with the shoe in my hand waiting for someone to acknowledge and wait on me. And I waited. And I waited some more. I noticed people who came in after me being helped. Finally a store employee stopped by me and asked "are you together with this family?", whom had already been helped. I said no, that all I wanted was this shoe. Response from employee: well you'll need wait and get checked in. I pointed out others who arrived after me had already been helped, but she just shrugged. Also didn't check me in. I got the message. I put the shoe back on the rack and left, went home and purchased the shoes from Zappos. I'll not make the mistake of shopping at this Falls Church location again.

Overall good staff at this Vuori store in Tysons but one female staff during our visit on Sunday…read morenight (11/3) was not as helpful or appeared aloof is best way I can describe it. I asked for a size or question, answer was lukewarm... then she walked away. So my sis & I helped each other and also got a little help with a different size pr inventory from the staff in the dressing area section, why I still give 3... Yet products are great and will sell itself.I like the material and ease of wear of the yoga pants and hiking/travel pants I got. In fact, i used to buy Vuori at Nordstrom but better selection at this new boutique shop and thought of a more focused shopping... Pricey but worth it! Allows your body to breath and comfortable movements. I prefer it just slightly better than Lululemon or comparably with Alo! Probably will buy online more than in person...my total was $351 and my sister about $300 as well. Hope the sales staff remembers her reason for being there because she did put a bad face to this brand!

Just newly opened and one of my favorite go-to clothing lines. Located on the 2nd floor of Tysons…read moreMall across from Madewell and Under Armour in the vicinity of Macy's Department store. The brand has a great fit and look for a casual night out and sturdy enough to go through an intense workout. There's an even split of men's and women's clothing. Everyone here is knowledgeable, friendly, and eager to assist. Enjoy!

Came to this store for the first time last year! I heard about it from my boss as her husband is…read moreone of the owners and she knows I'm a very outdoorsy person! I went in the first time and wanted to buy a bag as I really enjoyed the Casual Adventure Outfitters logo! Also the staff is super friendly and very knowledgeable! I live in Arlington and not far from the business and I'll have to swing by again soon before hunting season starts as I hear by so many that the knife collection is impeccable!

I found too many things that I liked in this store! My goal today was to just come here to see…read morewhat they have. They have a lot of gear for scouts, as well as, any type of outdoor enthusiast. I was drawn to the Solomon XA forces boot and they had the woman's style on display. They also have several long sleeve shirts that I like too They have a lot of the Patagonia and Columbia style clothing on display which were nice. There is a very nice Columbia duffle roller bag that is quite large for only $430! I was helped by 2 of the employees which again is something that is hard to come by at any of the big box sporting goods stores. I liked what I saw and it was a decent experience for my first time here

This store is all about biking, skiing, and snowboarding. I've come here a couple of times to get…read moresome parts for my Trek bike, and they carry a lot of the hard to find parts and accessories. I discovered today that they even have a monthly free bike clinic, where their bike mechanics will completely inspect your bike for safety and wear and tear issues. If I was really into snowboarding this is the store I would come to ship. It's like a snowboarder's paradise here. The store is also open 7 days a week, and there were a handful of associates ready to assist me when I showed up. I wish they had a store like this in Fact but luckily this store is located pretty conveniently in Falls Church. I am sure I will come back again before the summer is out.

Great staff and super kind approach. Helped us get the right ski boots and honored an external…read moreprice.

This is a great place to get any and all running gear! I had a half marathon I was prepping for and…read moreneeded new shoes and socks. I got my foot scan done and they helped me find the perfect shoes! I was skeptical but it actually worked so well. The team was super friendly!

Small shoe selection and rude asf. Made me feel awkward when I wanted to take a peak at their…read moreselection to get a new pair of everyday walking shoes for work. There were 2 other people in the store but they were so focused on me, not making small talk or anything just looking at me...I said thank you & good night only to be ignored. I couldn't get out of there fast enough. Maybe they're nicer to runners but man their employee could at least pretend she doesn't hate her job and everyone around.

I contacted them for help with obtaining a key for the removal of the battery for my Serfas e-bike…read more I had previously contacted the manufacturer and was told that the only way I could get it was through an authorized seller. Handy bikes were so helpful and helping me obtain a new set of keys, it took longer than they expected, but they kept in constant contact with me through email to let me know that they were still waiting for the representative to get in touch with them. I recommend them highly.

As noted by my fellow yelpers, the retail showroom has new & used bikes. It's located in a…read moredifferent location than the Service Center. Handy Bikes also carries a variety of bike brands such as Specialized, Giant, LIV, and Moots (titanium) Cycles. I haven't purchased a bike from them but I've used their Service Center multiple times. The mechanics are polite and competent. I also appreciate the text message updates. Each issue has been resolved to my satisfaction and I am grateful for the reasonable prices. Brick and mortar bike shops are going away. However, the community still needs safe spaces to gather. Support your local bike shops & enjoy the ride.