Great store with tons of options! If you can't find something in store look online. Sometimes…read moreonline you will find better deals. This location does offer sale racks. You can even order online to the store and do store pickup. They offer basically gear for every sport minus ice hockey-which is a bummer. DICKS can YOU hear me? Can you start selling ice hockey gear?!! Check this location out! Plenty of parking and helpful employees.

Customer service makes it all worthwhile. Bike tech took longer to fix my bike than estimated, and…read morehe cut most of the bill without asking. Kayak I had ordered arrived broken, so the manager gave me the most expensive one in the store at half price.

Seasonal item selection is s VERY limited. I came here to get a second ski bib and they did not…read morehave my size. Winter boots...also, out of stock. It really byms me out because Big 5 has great prices! I did get some hand warmers! Yay.

I can always find a great deal in here. The entire staff is always so friendly and welcoming to me…read moreand my kids when we come in here. I always find a coupon every month and come in and look around. Great place to get pocket knives for great prices, and surprised to see they actually had some rifles in stock a couple weeks ago. Thank you, and keep up the great work!

This place rocks. Great inventory and better customer service. Try here before you go big box or…read morebrand new.

I CANNOT believe how much money I saved at this place over the past month. Clearly, the amount of…read morepeople who try out new sports in this part of the city & quit said sports is huge. Your gain. This place is worth 30 minutes of your time. Trust me on this. Swing in. Cool staff too. Go browse. Get back out there & compete too!

I had heard about Scheels for years but never stepped inside one. A friend of mine from Minnesota…read moreused to drive past the huge Scheels billboards whenever I visited, and for some reason I assumed it was more of a farm supply type place where people bought machinery and work clothes. Because of that completely wrong assumption, I never bothered to go in. Fast forward a few years and after reading the reviews here in Colorado I finally decided I had to see it for myself. Yesterday, March 6th, the weather was miserable. Cold, windy, light snow and rain. Not the kind of day you want to be outside, let alone skiing. So I figured it was the perfect day to finally give Scheels a try. I ended up spending five hours in the store and taking more than 250 photos, and this place absolutely blew my mind. There were sports and equipment sections I didn't even know existed. The store truly has everything you could possibly need and then some. What impressed me most was the staff. They were knowledgeable and helpful but didn't hover every five seconds like some stores do, which allowed me to really explore and absorb everything. The shoe selection was outstanding with every kind of running shoe, ski boot, work boot and outdoor footwear you could imagine, and the shoe staff were clearly well trained helping customers. I also spent about 45 minutes in the luggage section, which was surprisingly impressive. It's clearly a curated department run by someone who truly understands travel. I spoke with a luggage specialist who I believe is from Asia and a serious world traveler herself. She was incredibly knowledgeable and immediately understood what I meant when I told her I was tired of hard-sided luggage and wanted something built for an active lifestyle. She introduced me to a beautiful 100-liter Patagonia rolling duffel with durable wheels, strong zippers, and soft-sided construction that can actually handle real travel. These types of bags come with lifetime guarantees on the wheels and zippers, and now I'm officially saving my pennies to buy one. The store itself was alive and buzzing with families, couples, hunters, skiers and outdoor enthusiasts everywhere. The only section that felt a little thin was the women's golf apparel where most of the XS sizes were gone, while the men's golf section was very well stocked. Parking was plentiful and easy. Scheels isn't just a sporting goods store. It's an experience.

Sporting goods, beef jerky buffet, and dippin dots what more can a boy ask for…read more I never even heard of this place until I saw all the college kids wearing these strange "scheels" tee shirts at the CSU rams football game and thought, I need to check this place out. Colorado gifts, Denver broncos, nuggets, and avalanche collectibles. Hunting, fishing, guns, ammo, knives, barbecue supplies, a sportsman's dream come true. I was blown away by the customer service, kindness, and kindness professionalism of these owner-operators. I just wish it were a little closer to my house.

Purchase. Nike shoes from the store in Littleton, park meadows mall and the Velcro stopped worked…read morewithin 2 weeks, when I went to return they asked me to reach the before directly. Recommending a long process to. Ale a return on a 54 dollar shoe. Never going to shop at Dicks Sporting good again.

We came to find a specific style in whatever color they had. Off duty Aurora Police officers…read morekeeping an eye on things. We headed back to his size shoes. The store is a clearance store so the shoes are already an additional marked down price. We found some styles but they didn't have a lot of mid to high tops. That's the style he prefers. An associate helped us and was friendly. We ended up not getting the shoe as he wanted another pair and is going to save for it. Parking in shared lot. Lots of parking.

These places are usually a diamond in the rough, for any number of reasons. This store is a good…read moreplace to pick up some new shoes that are nothing short of the infamous "Nike support, quality, and comfort" that we've all known and loved over the countless decades they've been around serving individuals. They don't have many deep discounts but in the interest of savings they are an ok place to check out!

This store has a great selection and plenty of room to wander. They carry many brands from Burton…read moreto North face and everything in between. I love that they have a sales and used section for great value. Service is friendly and not at all pushy!

I brought my bike here to get the tires worked on and to my surprise the tires and tubes are still…read morein good condition (despite the difficulty in maintaining air). The bike tech was not able to find any holes but I still chose to have them replaced. He also did a thorough inspection of the bike and found that a tune up wasn't necessary so I totally appreciate the honesty. He was able to ready my bike the same day so service is speedy as well. Take a moment and swing by Epic this time of year and shoppers will find some good deals on winter gear and equipment. I also found some new riding gloves for half off so I couldn't say no to a sale. Lots of gear to choose from and accessories are priced just right (and by just right I mean that Epic is very much in-line with that one popular online retailer). Epic is a nice place to shop and the staff are always available and frequently offer assistance. A-ok in my book so I definitely recommend to check out Epic Mountain Gear.

I'm so frustrated and disappointed in this store. I don't shop sporting goods stores very often…read moreand when I do it is most often Dick's Sporting Goods in Lone Tree Colorado. That's where I went today to purchase a birthday gift for my wife and it will probably be the last time I shop with them after today. Today was at least the 3rd time that I've purchased an item that was marketed at a significant discount but was rang up at full price. The first two times, I thought it might be simply errors in merchandising and signage. To be clear, I purchased two different sizes of a jacket off of a circular rack that held at least 6 more of the same style and color jackets. The signage on the top of the entire rack clearly said "40% off." I left the store, checked my receipt on the way to the car and returned inside to point out the discrepancy. The sales associate (different from the one that had checked me out) responded by saying "Honestly, these weren't the items on sale." She didn't bother to walk back to the rack to check the signage. She didn't apologize for the conflicting messages. She didn't call a manager to try making the customer happy. I do realize that it is not the sales associate's fault for deceptive signage so I wasn't rude or angry with her. I did keep my purchases (with the intent to return one when I figure out which size is the correct one for the recipient). But, I also did say that this was not the first time I had encountered this "clever but deceptive marketing in this store." And, I'm really tired of Dick's Sporting Goods in Lone Tree, Colorado playing their pricing games. I did double check online after leaving the store. Online the jackets I purchased are still listed at full price so I think I paid the correct price. However, management should verify and keep signage related to pricing current and accurate; and they should also correctly merchandise their stores. The fact that I have encountered this issue at this same store several times should give one pause before shopping here. I also realize that deceptive advertising is not legal and that I could also report this to the Better Business Bureau. I've considered that but decided to just take my business elsewhere.

Lots of choices in the Stanley and Yeti items I was looking for as gifts. It was nice to wander…read morearound too because there are a lot of different merchandise to look at. The workout gear was nice and I need come back to check them out. No time today. Didn't speak to any associates. Prices were comparable to other stores in this mall.

It is a time for an updated review of the Runners Roost. This particular store has been at the new…read morelocation for a while occupying former shoe stores. It is packed with all the essential supplies for the runners from shoes, clothing, suppliers and gears and more. I have been to this location several times and the workers are very attentive every time I walk into this store. Finally bought the necessary running gear that is not sold anywhere else. Walk in and you will be greeted immediately. Clothing are to the left, accessories at the front and middle and shoes to the back right and some more gears. To the left side has the clearance items and if you happen to have that odd sized foot, you might be in for a treat. This location carries all the cool and newest running gears that you need. I will be back to get the "On" shoes I have been eyeing on. Maybe the new Nike that is hard to find else where. Its sad to see some of the small stores that have faded away but glad to see this one so close to me. Keep on running.. wearing chicken leg running wear?

I was recently diagnosed with plantar fasciitis and my podiatrist recommended Dardano's or Runner's…read moreRoost to go buy some better shoes. While I had good luck with the staff and selection at the Colorado Boulevard Runner's Roost location many years ago, I now live closer to this Foxfield location, so I went there. All of the shoes they sell are good quality, and they certainly sell them at a large markup. I think that's OK if you have a knowledgeable salesperson. I did not. It made for a bad outcome, and now I'm stuck with $150 shoes that don't fit. I don't want to call him out by name, but my salesman didn't know what he was doing. At times, I don't think he could hear or understand me. He just sorta' talked. Honestly, I should have walked out when he measured my 9/9.5 foot as an 11. In retrospect, it was obvious that this wasn't going to end well. He brought out tons of 11's, and then at my request, 10.5 and 10's. I really needed a 9.5. After trying a bunch, I found one pair of 10's that was pretty good and bought it. When he checked the fit, he told me that they were too small and that, "I wouldn't want to run a marathon in them." I wore them around the house for a couple of days to try to make sure they fit, but that's not much of a test. I bought the shoes quickly so that when I walked around Disney World this week, my feet would feel better. The shoes helped with my plantar fasciitis, but they're too big for me, and they give me blisters. Understandably, they don't let you return shoes that are not in new condition, so I'm stuck with them. Some of this is my fault for not walking out of the store immediately, and I did buy the shoes. That said, I'm extremely disappointed with the outcome. To have such a clueless salesperson at an expensive shoe store is ridiculous. Again, their products are available cheaper elsewhere, so the only value the store can provide is quality customer service. Please save your money and go have a better experience somewhere else.