Purchased a Crosman Air Rifle. Yes it clearly stated that it was not a returnable item 'for the…read moresafety of our customers'. Well, I am a customer... or was. Followed all directions but when attempting to fire the gun, 5 out of 6 pellets would jam. I don't consider this a safe weapon right from the factory. This should not be sold and the manufacture should be notified. Sportsman's Warehouse carries inferior and therefore dangerous weapons, and they don't care. No, they wouldn't refund or even take it back to be destroyed ...because now I have to deal with Crosman directly. If I am treated this way from the retailer, then I no longer will be a customer of that retailer, Sportsman's Warehouse.

They had what I wanted. Easy in and out. If you are into sports or need camping stuff, this is the…read moreplace

Not a large store but had some everything. We were looking for folding chairs and found some nice…read moreones at a great sale price. The staff were so kind and helpful too. I like this store far better than the large chains that are close by.

smells good in there. i love the smell of all of the cleats. it smells like plastic or new shoes…read moreand it smells delicious. i love it in here. would rate higher than 5 stars because of that scrumptious smell.

Make sure you throughly check through equipment before purchasing they will try there best to hide…read moreany flaws in the equipment to make the item look fine. For example the driver I bought there had a tiny crack hidden under a little sticker resulting to a broken driver. Warning!!!

From the owner: Buying and Selling NEW and Gently Used Sporting Goods and Fitness Equipment. Trade in your Gently…read moreUsed gear and receive CASH or Store Credit toward New Gear!

I've been going to these guys for a few years now. They helped set me up with my first bow and got…read moreit all tuned up for the hunting season. All the dudes here are great, but Ethan specifically has been the one working hard to take care of us. (He just set my daughter up with her first bow!) Can't say enough good things about this business. Go here and you won't be disappointed.

Las Cruces is lucky to have this high quality archery shop. Workers know what they're talking about…read morefrom experience and are very good bow mechanics. Wide range of bows and equipment at good prices. Highly recommended.

My boyfriend being a former track/cross country runner wanted to get fit for some quality running…read moreshoes for his upcoming first marathon. I forget her name but the knowledgeable lady that helped him was amazing. She had so much knowledge of all the shoes and all the different features each shoe had. My boyfriend loves his altra shoes and the colors are a plus :p He said he will be back for another pair:)

From the owner: We are runner owned & operated since 2018. Shop our carefully selected array of running shoes,…read moreclothing, nutrition, and running gear. We’re located in historic downtown Las Cruces at 136 South Water Street. We host an all-levels group run Tuesdays at 6pm.

Outdoor adventures is a great place to get a bike. It is pricey but they do have top quality bikes…read more Went there to get my bike maintenance and to get my tire fix. I also got a new helmet for my daughter. I love the customer service and their very honest. Definitely a place to check out.

Good selection of bike gear. I bought bike tires at a reasonable price…read more The staff person I dealt with was somewhat curt in answering my questions, but seemed knowledgeable. I would go back again.

I had a gift card which locked me into this specific store. I probably could have found something…read moreonline but the fact remains that in-store purchases have only a single saving-grace quality: you can actually try the product before purchase. They were out of a few pairs of shoes that would have been my first couple of choices (Nike running shoes) so I decided to go the Adidas route and was satisfied with my purchase, no buyers remorse or regret. Do you really need 4 people during the morning shift? Oh wait I forget, most of these shoes are made in asianic sweat shops for pennies on the dollar and are resold for hundreds. Guess Michael Jordan can live with that fact when he banks 7% annual royalties from Nike for his Jordan brand. Anyways, decent spot with a bunch of hungry employees trying to make a sale... they aren't on commission, right??