The one in Fairfax is absolutely amazing. The workers are so helpful and they can find you the…read moreshirt you want. The atmosphere inside the building is amazing and they even have FIFA for customers. They also host many events whenever an important game is happening. Definitely recommend this place!

Just left the store about 1/2 hour before close...wow!!!Service was everything you want in store!…read moreNot exactly what I was looking for but several options to fill the request I had. Will definitely look to this shop in the future! Thank you.

Not really liking this. Dunno why, maybe because the shop itself is actually quite empty, with an…read moreuninspiring range of general sportswear and equipment. I suppose if you play 5-Aside football, and want kit for the team, come to Solo. Again, like most places in this street, they've got a sale on. And I suppose they do provide a wide range of sporting goods, I went into JD Sports last weekend to by some running shoes, and was told they don't really do sports stuff, more sports fashion. So at least there is still an emphasis on what you need to do various sports here. I wouldn't normally know where to buy heard guards for amateur boxing... So if you need things like that, Solo isn't bad. But wandering around didn't fill me with enthusiasm. It's awlright

So you need some running shoes First thing to do is find your way into the shop. Which means…read morewalking through the bike shop. Once in, forget browsing the shelves. You need help. No seriously. Fashion is out the window. All that matters here is that you get shoes that fit and suit your gait. The assistant will inspect your current footwear for wear patterns (so it's best if you wear something old). They'll then suggest a shoe. If you are very lucky you might even get a choice. But please don't comment on the colour. Next you get to try them out: maybe on the treadmill, maybe running up and down the pavement outside (yes, in public). If they do the job, you are going home with them. If they're ugly you'll just have to get them covered in mud quickly. Clean shoes are not cool in running circles anyway Seriously though, the point of coming to a place like this is to get properly fitted. Assistants in many of the chain 'sports' stores actually have no idea about the mysteries of gaits and arches, and could well sell you a shoe that can lead to injury. I have especially hard to fit feet (unusually small and broad) and they struggled to find me a shoe first visit. I ended up getting a discontinued shoe from another shop, but what I'd found out at Runners Need helped. Since, with my gait having changed somewhat as I've got fitter, they've been able to sort me out no trouble. Though it's strange coming to a shoe shop and being told only one shoe suits your foot! Certainly speeds things up for a terminal ditherer like me. Of course, you can also get other stuff here, like socks, bum bags, water bottles and sports bars. But it's the shoes that are the main thing

GREAT shop for anyone interested in or dedicated to running, from the complete beginner to the…read moreserious athlete. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable - they are all runners themselves and know their stuff! I came here to get my first pair of running shoes and was fitted for them very professionally. My gait was analysed on a special running machine so that they could recommend the correct pair of shoes for me. The products are expensive, but they are top quality and worth the money. Definitely recommend!

Such a cute store. I had been walking by everyday on my way to the hotel from work and finally…read morepopped in yesterday. The staff was super friendly and helpful with finding additional sizes. They also have a mailing list with discounts (and ship to the US!!) signed myself up so I can get notifications about their classes next time I'm in town. Come check them out!