Service was amazing they were nice. And chill The value of…read morethe clothes was cheap buy 1 get 1 off. Great deals

amazing customer service, (don't remember his name) helped me for 15 minutes until i got a good…read morefit, overall amazing service, people and their deals.

Another great experience from Mike in the bicycle department! I needed new wheels put in my tracks…read more(I got them off of the EliptiGO website. He had never done them before and was actually excited to work on it! Within 3 hours it was done!! And only $29! Such amazing service! Traci McCowan

Never knew there was an REI here! The store was clean & the staff was friendly, multiple people…read morechecked in on us to see if we needed any help. Great selection of bags!

I kind of dread going into stores like Journeys, mostly because sometimes employees can be a little…read moreaggressive, and there's always teenagers or kids running around, being annoying. But, I had to go in there to buy my black 1460 Dr. martens (not a lot of places besides Portland carry them). I went in, and Bellah was so kind, polite and ready to help us, being attentive but in no way overbearing. Neither of the journeys stores in Salem had my size, so I was a little sad, but Bellah took care of it. She ordered my size, and even gave me 15% off (which is a lot considering the shoes were $140). She was swift, knowledgeable, and funny. She made my brief journeys experience a nice one. She also gave me a thorough run down of my order receipt and a little tutorial on how to use the leather balsam. Thank you again Bellah!!!

I'm afraid I felt pressured by the girl working there to buy a particular pair of shoes. She was…read morenice and helpful, but I got the impression they are really trying to up their sales or something. Also, the music in the store was so loud I couldn't hear myself think. I know the store is geared toward teeny boppers, but they might be more successful if they turn the volume down just a touch and stop pressuring people to buy things. Just my opinion.

ECCO is a Danish Shoe company that was started in 1963 and has now expanded all over the world. I…read morewas excited to find there was a dedicated shop at the Woodburn outlets. I'm a big fan of their shoes as they seem to fit me quite well. I can't beat the quality as well. I have a few pairs of leather boots that has lasted me for years and has held up nicely. My Fiance also has casual and dress shoes that have held up over time. We were both greeted immediately upon walking in. The staff were all very helpful and friendly without being pushy. The store was clean and organized. Some of the shoes were buy 1 get the 2nd one for 40% off. So many cute boots to choose from! Oh no! Such a dilemma! Decisions! Choices! Such a quandary! Ok, enough of the drama. I ended up buying 3 pairs of boots and my fiance picked up a leather all-around casual/sport shoe. Two of my boots were covered under the 40% off so they were only $59.99. An excellent deal considering they are going for $249 a pair at Nordstrom. One very happy girl here! Excellent deals! Great shop! Amazing staff! Come by if you're in the area!

Okay. I confess. I"m not a good shoe shopper. I damaged the nerves in my arches 20 years ago on…read morea job, and they will never work right again. So I have 2 or 3 styles / brands of shoe, and everything else might as well be glass slippers or ice skates because a fairy tale is as close as I"ll ever get to wearing them. That said -- I went into this place for some good, sturdy arch supports appropriate for my feet -- and to make sure I wasn't missing some alternative. I don't work on my feet (as evidenced by the number of hours at a computer every day) -- but I do drive a lot, and do either treadmill or bike exercise. This is not a hard puzzle to solve. Good Feet is not connected to a podiatrist except perhaps at the corporate R&D level or for marketing purposes, so it's not medical/prescription level foot work. And their "3 step process" is basically a thorough measuring; questions about symptoms, pain, and history; and potentially 3 levels of arch supports -- for re-training/reshaping the foot, maintenance, and casual wear. Our salesman's patter included an analogy to dentistry: braces to correct, retainers to maintain, and a mouth with no appliance at all to relax. And that's the spiel. And spiel is the right word. This is a very scripted shopping experience. Fill this stuff out. Let me ask you some questions about what hurts, when it hurts, and how how bad it hurts. Let me measure carefully. When was the last time you had your feet measured correctly? Here, rest your feet on this vibrator and read these pages while I go find your ideal product. And, like a vaccum cleaner salesman with his patter -- the price is never mentioned. You can ask. (do -- ask) -- because the full treatment of braces, retainers and relaxors will run almost 4 columns of numbers and some change -- and that's without the high-end shoes to put them in. Which is still a reasonable deal if you're in serious pain and have to work on your feet for hours and hours every day. The patter is a little -- patterish -- so it can get a little tedious; but I'm guessing that can't be helped. These are sales people -- not medical professionals or cobblers. There was a steady stream of customers while we were there -- which says a lot about how many people are walking around with aching feet. High tech comfort is a growth industry. And yes -- I bought 1 pair of rigid supports. I barely notice them -- except when I'm driving, as they keep my foot from straining and sliding into cramped positions on long drives or in difficult traffic. They make even my very stable athletic shoes completely rigid and add support in all the right places to make my foot more the shape it was when I was new from the factory. And this is a good thing. The supports can be moved from one pair of shoes to another -- and are made to last for years. Also a good thing. I didn't buy shoes. They sell brands made exactly for people who have difficult feet, stand/walk all day, or whose feet hurt -- and I already own those shoes.

I love the sonic pictures in here they are good with the kids though it's kind of weird my son…read morestares at everyone's feet

Very comfortable shoes. Love shopping here. Got three pairs of shoes for less than $100. You need…read moresome time here to find and try on shoes. They always have deals. If you are a member, you get another 15% on top. That is definitely a plus. Service was awesome here. The sales person said she loves to see people saving. I mean who doesn't like to save. Got more new shoes for work! So happy

My daughter found the perfect suit for Prom thanks to Rory. He was extremely helpful, polite and…read morehas an eye for detail. Rory gave exceptional customer service. 5 stars! He is definitely an asset to the company!

The staff at Men's Warehouse was extremely courteous and helpful…read more We also needed a slight adjustment on a tux rental and they adjusted the pants in 5 min. My son got a suit and a tuxedo as well as some other items for our wedding cruise. Thank you for taking good care of all our needs.

I'm a leather hobbyist, and I buy my leather working tools and supplies here. I've always had good…read morecustomer experiences here and will continue buying from them.

My go-to for having shoes serviced. My son has really wide feet so I get his shoes stretched out…read morehere, a real life-saver. I've had hiking boots stretched here too, prices are reasonable. I've also purchased leather for crafting here at excellent prices.