Cool store. Bigger than you'd think! Best Selection of boots I've seen anywhere. Rocky, Ariat, Red…read moreWing, you name it. Prices are great too. Cool selection of knives too. Nice selection of Carhartt, and Ariat clothing, and a few other brands. Bit out of the way, but worth the detour! fun to look around. P

My wife has very bad foot problems, they must've dug out 1/2 the boots in the store to try on and…read morewere very helpful. We were able to find something comfortable for her.

I really appreciate the store for the availability of its cheap clothing that is namebrand and…read moredeeply reduced from regular prices at Dick's Sporting Goods. There are certain code numbers in the corners of some items, i.e. 1, 2, 3, 4... which will give you various additional amounts of percentage of that price tag. But you need to know what you're looking at because the sales always vary. This place is not fancy and it is serve yourself. It is a very different experience than going shopping at Dick's. It truly also feels like they just plot a store into an empty spot in a strip mall, and it never took the time to make any physical updates to the space itself. The bathrooms are disgusting. If you want a cheap place to find athletic gear, this is the place, but be warned that it really is just shoes and clothes. You'll still have to go elsewhere for your sporting equipment.

This store just opened in the Great Southern Shopping Center in the former location of Big Lots…read more From what I understand, this store is part of Dicks Sporting Goods, and sells older and discontinued styles, hence the name, "Going, Gong, Gone." I stopped in today just to peep around and see what they had. They had clothing sections for Men, Women, and Youth, and also shoes too. They also had some sporting equipment. Nothing really caught my eye, and it didn't seem like prices were any cheaper than usual, I don't know, maybe they were. Admittedly, I am not a very big shopper. It was O.K., but I probably won't be coming here very often . . . Cheers!

Well when you want uggs right now they have them boots slippers the classics all here plus Ugg…read moresweatshirts and UGG hoodies that's not something you see every day Plus all the hokas Lots of other brand names too Socks of all sorts Prices are reasonable, considering. sometimes you rather just walk into the store and try on a shoe and leave with the shoe then waiting for one to be shipped. Got daughter nice UGG slippers and they were on sale. The only thing is there's no exchanges or returns on sale items.. Parking is metered parking on the street and it's always a hassle trying to find a spot but I guess it's worth trying to find one if you want your shoes today

My mom was in search of a new pair of dressier boots and she surely had quite the selection at…read moreLittle's over the weekend. The sales member was quick to bring out at least 10 styles from the sale rack that fit her general description and shoe size. She was able to comfortably try on each of the shoes without feeling pressured to buy. She ended up loving two pairs equally which worked out well with the buy one get one for $20 sale they had at the time. She spent $199 for two pairs of high quality boots. I did browse through the sale rack a little and thought the prices were a bit high, especially for a "sale" price, but this is a small business that I assume is family owned and ran vs. a big box store with bulk discounts.

I've been Champing at the bit to write this review of Champs…read more A pretty good sporting clothing and shoe store, and on our Mall Shopping evening, we had a look around and even bought a shirt. It's very expensive, but then everything in the Mall is. I was in a bad mood because my reason for coming to this Mall - the bubble tea stand - was closed down. But we still had fun shopping. Or I should say, they had fun shopping and I tolerated it. Champs is a pretty cool store and I still wear my shirt fairly regularly.

I went there looking for a pair of shoes that were comfy to wear all day but also stylish. The ones…read morethat i wanted they only had only one in my size, which was the one on display. i noticed that the bottom of the shoe looked like it had been worn before but i figured just from ppl also trying it on. i ended up buying them and when i got home and took a closer look at them, there were gouges out of the midsoles that were fairly deep, not like they just scraped it up against something, but chunks were out, this was on both of the shoes. the shoes were also supposed to be white but there were spots that obviously had stains and weren't correct that i could see at home better than i could at the store. they charged full price for the shoes when they were not worth the almost 200 dollars i spent there.

I can't tell you all how much i love this store. I've loved this store since the 80s when they…read morewere downtown. They always had styles you didn't always see everywhere else. But most of all.... their cust service is a breath of fresh air. I happily spend my money here. If you appreciate good cust service and a decent price along with fashion then don't sleep on this business.

The people in this store are the most warm and welcoming human beings they always have a smile on…read moretheir face and know me by name. They have the best Shoe shows with one coming up March 31st offering food drinks and prizes. If you don't shop at Ten Toes shoes it's time to start!!! I LOVE THIS STORE Darlene T.

Dick's House of Sport opened in 2024. Its two floors sell clothing, shoes, accessories, sports…read moreequipment, fitness equipment, and other products. I read that this store also has a climbing wall, batting cage, field, and other interactive spaces that can be rented. Please see the store's website for a list of events. In the past several months, I have shopped for women's clothing here, and my husband has shopped for men's sneakers and t-shirts. I saw name brands such as CALIA, Nike, Under Armour, and Patagonia. I am very upper-middle-class, and I thought that many of the prices were high, such as $60 for a basic t-shirt. We bought socks, sneakers, and a t-shirt, which had high prices but are a very good quality. The cashiers promptly rang up our purchases and thanked us.

Ahhh we loved it, seemed like a museum - store and practice/play area in one. The batting practice…read morewas $15/15 minutes, and up - my son loved it. Very spacious and nicely designed store. Liked everything about it and selection was good as well. Nice staff.

I have been shopping here for Years and will dearly miss them when they close…read more I have small shoe size (5) and no one else carries this size. When I have shopped here I always leave with at least one box sometimes more. Mitch and the staff have always been there to give Excellent service K. L. M.

What great customer service! I went there looking for a comfortable yet dressy pair of shoes to…read morewear with slacks. I wasn't sure what size to get because I've had recent toe injuries that have seriously affected shoe comfort. I wear anywhere between a 9.5 and a 10.5 which is just impossible to find at most stores which carry half-sizes up to 10 then skip to full sizes. (grrrr) I've even gotten men's shoes just so I could get that precious half-size. Bernie helped me find two pairs ON SALE and then customized them at the heel and in the front to fit absolutely perfectly. Plus I can go back for future adjustments to the fit at no charge! I'm done with going to self-service shoes stores that never have my size in the style I want. Naturalizer Shoes at the Monroeville Mall has got a customer for life in me!

The only locally owned (&woman owned) outdoor gear shop in Pittsburgh! They have gear for…read moreeverything from climbing, backpacking, camping to kayaking. They carry something for the whole family, even the dogs! Highly recommend stopping in before your next adventure or just to browse around. They have many weekly and monthly events for the community. A fire pit out front that makes a great hangout spot to eat and grab a bottle from next door. They host film fests and special annual events like a chili cook off, 5 points adventure film fest, a gear swap and so much more!

If you're resolving to get outdoors more, you should definitely plan on making a trip to 3 Rivers…read moreOutdoor Company. They sell both new and used outdoor equipment, as well as maintain a calendar of various community events that people can and should take advantage of. On their website the group talks about being particularly focused on helping Pittsburgh climbers, hikers, bikers, runners, campers, paddlers, and "outdoor adventure lovers." Obviously that last bit is pretty general, but I find the statement helpful overall since it does a great job of summarizing what kinds of gear you'll find at their shop. No matter your experience level, you're welcome here, as the staff want to help people of all experience levels explore and access different outdoor activities. In other words: this is the perfect place to browse and ask questions that can help you best prepare for your next/new adventure. In addition to operating a storefront, the 3 Rivers staff also regularly coordinate outdoor events and activities that people can sign up for. Naturally some activities are more seasonal than others (looking at you, kayaking!). Others happen year-round, including monthly night hikes in Frick Park. It's a shame this shop is currently so far out of my way, because if I was closer I'd probably stop in more often, even if only to take advantage of their community fireside hours. Still, it's great that they're here in the city at all - and it just makes my rare visits that much more delightful and special!