It's been one of those days, so sorry I don't have any pictures to share. The backstory is my…read morehusband has been dealing with Planter Facetious and has gotten some inserts at REI back in December and that got us through 4 grueling days of Disneyworld. Since then he's had flair ups now and then, but nothing compared to this weekend. We walked 8 miles over 2 days in South Lake Tahoe and he was feeling it. Last week he was having a conversation with is coworker who is a runner until she got planter factious. That got talking to him talking about his foot issues to. His coworker suggested we get some of these really tacky shoes that looks like crocs living on a billow. According to her they are supposed to be helpful and at the same time you wouldn't want to be caught dead in them. In their ad they were referred to as recovery shoes. With his cowered suggestion he was finally open to exploring the new shoe option. Previously I tried to turn him to getting some new shoes at REI but, he thought the inserts were good enough so I let the subject drop. I did some research on the shoes his coworker suggested and read mixed reviews on Reddit and other sites. He's in so much pain that we're willing to try anything. Sadly, they don't sell this brand at REI so I talked him into going to REI and giving something they have in stock a try. When I had Planter Facetious my girlfriend turned me to HOKAs. Those weren't an instant cure, but they got me on my way. So, I suggested he give them a try for a daily shoes and another shoe aka a house shoe. From what I have been told you shouldn't go barefoot when you have Planter Facetious. When we got to REI we started our search for a house shoe, the ones his coworkers suggested looked more like an house shoe than a real daily shoe. When I was searching for reviews on the shoes his coworker suggested I got a lead on OOFOS. They were recommended by one of the reviewers that didn't find the other shoes helpful. OOFOS are located in the shoes section on racks near the rubber Birkenstocks. They had lots of OOFOS. Both slide and thong options. He tried both on and went with OOriginal Sandals, the thong styles they were more comfortable. Next for the hard part. Searching for a daily shoe. He tried on many models. Two different styles of HOKAs and Brooks. After walking around the store for around an hour he settled on the Brooks. They are dark grew with a muted red swish on it. Very stylish in it's own way. He just bought a pair of dress shoes that look fabulous and he's sad to not be able to wear them now. Too bad as I really like them. Hopefully after he recovers he'll be able to wear them again. I've been going on a few years now using my HOKAs as my main shoe. I trade off on Sundays to go to church and wear a pretty dress shoes and I recently got a pair of saddles from the geriatric shoe store that are cute and comfy. For my house shoe I use my Birkenstocks. The classic style with the fluff. While he was shopping for shoes I went coat shopping. I wanted a white coat that was fashionable and functional. I found some really cute ones, but they were more fashion then functional. I finally settled on a white rain coat that will be perfect for our trip to Seattle. It's short but not too short that my purse sticks out. I think it's going to be a good additional to my wardrobe and gives me an option to my red raincoat that I got a few years back at REI. Now we're hoping we made the right decisions and all he'll have happy feet. I really hope his feet heal before our trip to AZ where we'll be doing a lot of walking as we explore Horseshoe bend and Antelope Canyon.

Adrian, or "Dr. Adrian" as his name tag said, was amazing. When he first asked if I was an REI…read moremember, I immediately got defensive because I hate being sold things. He stayed calm, explained exactly how the membership would save me money on the repair, and he was completely right. What struck me was that he kept trying to help me even though I was being uncool because I assumed it was just some scam to get me to sign up for something I didn't need. He also charged me only for the work my bike actually needed instead of a full tune-up, which saved me even more. I hadn't ridden the bike in five years, none of the gears worked, and when I got it back it was flawless. He's a great mechanic and a genuinely cool guy. I even stood around talking with him for about 10 minutes after dropping the bike off. Highly recommended. I'm glad I now know who to call if my bike ever has a heart attack..

My family and I went out to the Folsom Outlets last weekend in search of new walking shoes for an…read moreupcoming vacation. I'm a fan of Adidas, but unfortunately I did not find anything I liked there so we decided to check out Nike. Nike had some many items on sale including their clothes. We made our way to the clearance area and found some great options. I found a pair that felt like I was walking on clouds - I snatched them up immediately. My husband lucked out and found 2 pairs for himself as well - he also found a backpack for our trip. Between the sale and the coupons we had, I ended up paying just a little over $200 for 3 pairs of shoes and a backpack - the shoes I picked out were marked $135 so we saved a ton of money! Overall, I'm so happy we found what we were looking for at Nike and the service was great. The young man that helped us at the counter was super personable and attentive. We'll be back next time we need more shoes!

Got killer deal on some wide work shoes and seth went the extra mile to find me things in the back…read more All staff was friendly. Well stocked inside Folsom outlet

The fever here was not infectious. I was looking for some Giants gear representing the team's World…read moreSeries win and the selection was really shabby. The sales people were pushy. I couldn't even whisper about a purchase I was debating without someone hovering over my shoulder. Finally, if you are on any sort of budget, look for your gear elsewhere because the markups here are ridiculous. I know sports gear in general is expensive, but $14 for low-quality socks or a shot glass?

Terrible customer service. Went to return a jersey and they would not return. Never was it…read moreexplained that jerseys over a certain value wouldn't be returned. Not mentioned during original purchase or labeled on the receipt. Too expensive and poor selection. Will not return.

When I walked in today (10/16/26), located on E Bidwell St in Folsom, CA, all three staff members…read morewere waiting by the door waiting to help a customer. They greeted me promptly and showed me where a selection of outdoor slippers may be and also to let me know, the price wasn't too expensive. I picked my desired selection, paid for it, and left. The team were the nicest people I met by far. Thank you, Big 5 Sporting Goods.

Big 5 is a sports retailer. They carry a bit of everything but not at mass quantities. I've been a…read moreBig 5 customer forever and have shopped at the Folsom location for quite some time. The prices are low. Lower than their competitor down the street (hint: name starts with D). Big 5 sells sports specific shoes, sports clothes, fitness equipment, sports gear, and accessories. This location like most all Big 5's have zero interior design theme. But who cares,since the prices are low and customer service is on point. Another thing to note is that they carry seasonal specific gear. In the summer, they have life jackets, swimsuits, kayaks, boards, and water toys which is convenient if you're headed to the river or any of the multitude of nearby lakes. Plus in the winter, they have snow clothes, snow shoes, and sleds. From Folsom, it's not that far of a drive before you get to snow elevation.

Alberto at Fleet Feet in Folsom was extremely helpful in walking me through the differences between…read morethe ASICS Novablast 5 and Novablast 6. I was on the fence between the two, and he shared his personal experience wearing the Novablast 6, along with a clear and honest comparison of both models. He was friendly, engaging, knowledgeable, and never pushy. Alberto has a very consultative sales approach and made it much easier for me to decide which shoe would be the better fit. I'll likely order online since the colorway I want wasn't available in the store, but I genuinely appreciated the time and guidance he provided. Great customer service.

Five stars for Aaron! I came in as a first time customer on Thursday, October 1st, and was so…read moreimpressed with the service from the whole team, especially Aaron. He did a full assessment and brought 3 different kinds of shoes to try. I was feeling defeated after the first two, but the third one was perfect and my feet FINALLY felt good. Thanks for everything, Aaron! I really appreciate it.

Greeted with friendly staff as we walked in. Again, knew…read morewhat I was looking for. In and out. Did not see the behavior that I reported last review. Choices were not as I was expecting. Seemed heavier on certain brands.

I can't think of any reason to shop at this store. Zero service. Inventory is dated and in odd…read moresizes, and pricing that doesn't seem discounted, although that is what they promote. To me, the store is a lesser version of DSW, which I think needs guidance on customer service and pricing.

We recently purchased two ebikes for an upcoming trip and time was limited to make an on time…read moredeparture. Josh, Dee and Bode went above and beyond to make sure our bikes were assembled and ready to go before store closing the day before our trip. Each an every person I dealt with at Dick's was kind, courteous and professional. We were very impressed with their customer service and will absolutely bring more of our business to Dick's moving forward.

Dicks in Folsom just gave me one more reason to shop elsewhere . Their quality has always been mid…read moreat best. But their ridiculous reusable bag policy is the last straw. I rarely ask for a bag. Why add to landfill, especially if I'm getting just a couple of things. But today, we bought at least 15 things of various sizes -- socks, knee brace, shorts, etc. The checker rang us up and then literally asked me if I needed a bag. I said yes, and then she looked and said they weee out. Seriously! I asked if she might have an empty box we could use instead. Her answer, "No." And that was it. I spent $250+ there. And my son and I walked out each cradling things in our arms like riddlers hoarding toys. By the way, on the way out, we walked past a big bin with assorted empty boxes. I will not he going back to Dicks EVER.

This is a good store. But parking is horrible. It seems like this outlet is loosing stores…read more The store has good sales and good clearance which is what I shop for all the time. Staff were helpful and nice.

My family and I drove out to Folsom to check out the outlets last weekend - we were specifically on…read morethe look for new walking shoes for an upcoming vacation. I wanted to check out Adidas because I love their shoes for walking and have 2 other pairs at home. We walked into the store and it seemed lackluster. There was not a big selection of anything - they didn't even offer kid shoes. One of the employees came over and asked if we needed assistance and he explained that they were in the process of moving ( I think) which explained why there wasn't much to look at. They also have another location next door that I think is just for women's shoes, but that was closed as well. I was a bit disappointed that I didn't find anything that I liked. The few shoes that I did check out, seemed decently priced - it's the outlets after all, but unfortunately I had to take my money elsewhere. Overall, staff were friendly and I hope we can come back once they are all moved in!

I was told it would cost $200 to assemble my boxed Liv. Later that day I was informed it would be…read moreanother $75 to put on the fenders. I was a bit put off and gave a 3 star review. But when I picked up my bike they rebuilt the front hub no charge. So I changed my review to 5 stars.

I have been a Mike's Bike customer for years, but mostly in the Bay area. After moving to EDH, I…read moredecided to get a new bike, so I visited the store in Folsom. Although it seems like an out of the way location, it is large and stocked with a great selection of bikes and equipment. Staff is super friendly, helpful and let me test ride several bikes in order for me to decide on the best fit. I made my decision and couldn't be happier with my choice or the level of service provided by Slater, who helped me through the process. Even though they are a large company with numerous stores, you feel like you are buying from a locally owned business. I highly recommend.