There's a ton of deals. Some are very good and some are so-so. It takes a while to learn how to…read moreorder and return items bought online. Figuring out shipping charges and store credits takes phone calls or texting. But I do check it from time to time, especially if I need an outdoor item.

If REI and Marshall's had an offspring, it would be Sierra Trading Post with Marshall's being the…read morepredominant gene. The store is huge, has many departments - swim, camping, women's, men's and children's apparel, hiking, biking, hats and accessories, fitness items, winter coats, rain gear and more. But within some areas, there is hardly any merchandise. For example, the Swim section was minimal. There was a big sign and display, but turns out that was it. Literally just a handful of swimsuits, one or two rash guards, no goggles, fins or gear. Did I mention just a handful of swimsuits? Was highly disappointed but since I was there, decided to walk the aisles. The vast majority of the store is filled with clothing. Racks and racks of clothing. Like it's sister store and neighbor, Marshall's, they must get leftover clothing from other stores and sell at a discount. There are definitely good finds among the racks, but I wasn't shopping for clothing and didn't have the patience. Ended up buying a wide brimmed sun hat with SPF of 50 for just $16.99. There were only three customers at the checkout but it still seemed to take forever. Of course this area is filled with a plethora of spontaneous purchases - trail mix, gadgets of every kind, hiking books, flashlights, etc. For me, Sierra will never be a destination like Marshall's where I will go far out of my way to visit. But for those who want outdoorsy clothing, this could be your Marshall's.

S side of 4th Plain W of NE 117th (Same center as Big 5)…read more This place is by far the largest and most complete Outdoor Sporting Goods Store I've ever seen. It's really clean inside and out. The staff is extremely nice and informative. They feature so much...stuff for hunting, working, fishing, paintball, etc. etc. You know all that predominantly outdoorsy stuff. Their prices are very reasonable for the quality of products they have. They offer classes and various types of events here. They offer Clearance Items both in store or on their website! If you're an Outdoorsman then this is definitely worth a visit. There is plenty of parking in this strip mall location. Their website is very user friendly if you need to use it. Heck they even offer a Wish List on it.

**Firearm Counter Review**…read more These guys are absolutely horrendous. There's two young ladies that work the counter that I never had issues picking up online firearm orders from. I had such a terrible experience with the last firearm purchase that I finally said "to hell with it just give me a refund". At this point I would rather spend the money at Cabela's/Bass Pro. The manager back there, Jeff, treats you like an absolute burden. Instead of applying customer service and working to help you, he's dismissive, arrogant and ridiculously rude. Worst customer service I have had in a VERY long time, probably ever. I bought 4 other firearms here in the last 90 days to add to my collection, and THIS WAS THE LAST TIME I DID ANY BUSINESS HERE! If you have to go here, deal with the young ladies who work the counter. Everyone else is only going to waste your time, make you take 2-3 trips to the store just to say "We can't do anything for you, sorry", blow you off and look relieved about it. ***NOT WORTH SPENDING YOUR MONEY HERE - GO TO CABELAS/BASS PRO JUST DOWN THE I-5***

A warehouse that's got it all! I've been coming here for a few years now, and they just seem to…read morehave anything I need. Albeit they provide more freshwater fishing gear versus saltwater, but I usually find exactly what i need. Plus, this type of fishing gear is expected for Oregon. Not only do they have fishing gear, but they've got an endless amount of camping equipment, outdoor shoes, firearms, archery gear, kayaks, Carhartt clothing, pellet grills, and much more. If I lived closer to Bass Pro Shop or Cabela's, I'd go there, but I feel they have the same quality type of products here at Sportsmans Warehouse. And the prices are slightly lower price in my opinion. I can go to Big5, but their big sale items usually are considered cheap (some items, not all). I don't mind the text or email ads regarding what's on sale because I'll usually find a really good deal from time to time. Depending on the season. That's just another plus in my book! The main reason for this review is actually for associate, Colby. He helped me from start to finish with a major purchase. Answered many of my questions and offered useful knowledge. I'll be making more purchases here in the future for sure. Thanks Colby!

Best place to get hiking gear. They have amazing shoes for beach and hiking love this place great…read moreowner and knows his survival gear check them out in town tell him that Whitney sent you. Lol

I recently visited Tonquin Trading while on a vacation to the Oregon coast. My husband had left…read morehis hiking boots at home, and since our trip involved a lot of hiking...we were sort of screwed. To make matters worse? He wears a size 16. Not exactly the easiest size to find in a pinch. Tonquin didn't have size 16 either-- but the super, super helpful guy working there understood our dilemma, and gave us a recommendation of where we COULD find a size 16, in exactly the type/brand of shoe we were looking for. He saved us from driving around all day to every Famous Footwear trying to find something that might work. So. Although I didn't end up buying anything at Tonquin, I was really impressed (and grateful!) by their "can't-get-it-at-Macy's-get-it-at-Gimbels" attitude, which saved our vacation. If I go back (and I loved the area...I'm already planning my next trip), I'd totally patronize Tonquin with my outdoorsy needs!

Absolutely agree with what he said. Charming place with great food, views & beer. What more could…read moreyou ask for!

Well was all excited to finally check the tap house out after hitting all the other taprooms in the…read morearea that are dog friendly only to see a sign right up front that says "no pets." So that's a no for me. There are plenty of other tap houses and breweries in the area that a pet friendly.

Have been driving by this place since they opened, but this my first visit. Just looked at the…read moreclothes, which they have tons of, mostly used, but a wide range, some fine brand names, and most reasonable prices. Got a purple silk long sleeve for just 10 bucks. Folks working there super friendly and knowledgeable. Getting some great businesses on foster, just visited kitchen culture (!!) & several fine drinking and eating spots, around holgate and below. Portland can still prosper!

If you are looking for any type of outdoor gear this is the place to go. They have a great…read moreselection of men and women apparel of well known brands with pretty good prices. They also have camping with sleeping bands hanging so you can see what they look like and feel and also outdoor gear. Fosters has an upstairs with used product that is discounted but in great shape.

Awesome place with natural care products, merch, t shirts, pants, outdoorsy things, great incense…read moreetc!

Smells incredible in this little shop full of all sorts of things -- candles, nature books, outdoor…read moregear, and a variety of gifts. We got a candle and gift card for a friend, and I might go back for some of the bath soak salts for another gift.

I've never had a bad experience at an REI, and this location was no different. But what stood out…read moretoday was an associate named Kay in the shoe section. She wasn't helping me specifically, but we were there quite a while so I got to see her interact with a lot of customers and she was amazing! She had a customer who was older, hard of hearing, and English was their second language. She dealt so compassionately and patiently with them. She mirrored the terms they used to make sure they felt understood, and spoke slowly and carefully so they could hear and follow her. She managed a crowded shoe section with ease, keeping track of who arrived when, and giving everyone the attention she needed. She never acted rushed or stressed. I didn't even interact with her, yet she contributed to my good experience!

If you're interested in saying no to a credit card 50 times this is the place for you jeez. Like…read morethe folks are helpful until it's 10 minutes of credit card talk and you're guilted into listening to the pitch no matter how many times you interrupt to say no I'm not gonna get it. I was hoping they'd have chilled by now but no

Once upon a bargain dream, you shined so bright and kind,…read moreBut your basement full of goodwill finds feels lost in dusty time. Those shelves once held the magic where the cheap and quirky gleamed, Now the prices sit there towering far higher than I dreamed. I wandered through the upper floor, all pristine, neat, and new, But the true delight was down below, where hidden treasures grew. Now the swell of cost has smothered that old familiar spark, And taking all the kiddos' toys? That's what really hit the mark. Sure, I found a gem or two that made my heartbeat skip, But joy can turn to sorrow with a single tightened grip. So hear my plea and soften don't make thrifters pay in gold; Bring back the charm, the deals, the warmth, the stories once foretold. Let kindness guide your pricing, let nostalgia ring its chime For something dear has vanished here, A bargain lost in time .

This is a pretty cool spot to buy local gear in a very central location. The staff is always very…read morefriendly and accommodating. There is no dedicated parking, so finding a spot to park can be challenging at times. There are also a lot of unhoused people in the adjacent neighborhood. There is a lot of stuff here! It's actually a little overwhelming to try to navigate the store because there are literally racks and shelves of stuff everywhere. So Probably not the best place if you get claustrophobic easily. My favorite part about this place is definitely the bargain basement. You can sell your stuff, find good deals, and even rent ski and snowboard equipment! This place is basically a local REI with the chance to sell used equipment and score a good deal in in their bargain area. Check it out if you have a chance.

Aaron did an excellent job facilitating several transfers for me. Aaron has helped me find the…read moreright gear for my training needs and is timely with his communication and puts in every effort to ensure a smooth transfer.

Great owners. Amazing service. Aaron and Cheryl operate their business with the highest integrity!read more