This Nike Factory Store is located in the Fashion District Philadelphia shopping center, located in…read moreCenter City on Market Street. it's a fairly large store. it's filled with discounted and overruns of Nike sneakers and clothing (basically Nike merchandise that is not selling well, discontinued, or out of season). it's very much Nike store--brightly lit, well-maintained and clean, and merchandised well. and thankfully, it does NOT smell like feet lol. there are two floors to this store...only really explored the ground floor where the majority of sneakers are. it's very much where you can buy sneakers to actually use versus "grails" aka rare kicks. lots of retail "bricks." there was more running sneakers variety, here, than I thought and obviously they have sneakers across the sports categories. the discounts are pretty good dependent on the sneaker and how badly it sold or how quickly they want to empty inventory. i think if you set the general Nike app or SNKRS app to this store, you can search its inventory. never tried bc running sneakers is pretty much in one area of the store. there's tons of open-box sneakers piled up neatly if you want to search by size. you may find better deals versus the shelved stuff. would never come here during the weekend bc this is in a shopping center with high traffic. but weekdays are a safe bet. have not purchased here in a while bc the last pair i thought about was cleared out the next time i went aka you snooze you lose. the staff are hit-or-miss, generally helpful, but in general the service has been passable at worst. if you are looking to make a day of shopping, there's a decent variety of stores in this general area + an AMC movie theater. if you're looking for high-in-demand sneakers, you probably won't find them here...but if you are looking for your workhorse sneakers...then this place is a good place to find a pair.

This is actually a great store in a great location. I am most impressed with the staff…read moreLots of very young people very knowledgeable very polite very helpful. It's just a great environment. It's nice to see young people working that hard. And seeming to actually enjoy what they're doing. The prices are also remarkably cheap

A store that only sells Philadelphia sports gear including hard to find, unique and vintage items?…read moreSign me all the way up! I had only ordered from Shibe through mail order until my last visit to Philadelphia. Then, as I'm killing time and walking around before a concert, I walked past their physical shop. I had to duck in. Lots of Eagles Super Bowl swag, stickers, shirts and hats. I purchased Phils and Birds stickers and a really cool Phillies knit cap. Prices are way more competitive than I would've expected from a place located in the heart of the city. One interesting thing, while I was perusing the shop a person walked in and asked the employees "Do you sell anything aside from Philly teams?" The answer "Absolutely not". A minor complaint was uttered as he walked back out. I'm so here for that.

New place to get sports attire that's very unique…read more Convenient location Nice selection

I found some good deals!! Lots of yellow tags! This…read morelocation is small so it's easy to walk around. There's a good selection. They have those self check out and cashier. The customer service people are very nice. I was so happy to get Bridgerton hand wash soap for $1!

I really have to wonder if the people who talk about the great selection here have been to…read moreliterally any other store, anywhere? Their produce selection is abysmal. Do you need a pepper? No, you can only buy a pack of 6. Do you need a lemon? Again, you can only get a gigantic bag. Want some green beans or Brussels sprouts? They don't have them. How about some ginger root? Again, not carried. Do you need some body wash? It's all locked up, better get an associate! How about a card for a baby shower? You have the option of three. In the market for women's shoes? They have precisely ZERO. Their makeup/nail polish selection is satisfactory. There is a Starbucks on-site, which was thrilling upon my first visit. I got breakfast and a latte! But on my second visit, exactly one week to the minute later, I was told that the Starbucks didn't open until 8 am. Funny, because my friend and I were served at 7:25 the week before, and the website (photo included here) says you open at 7, too. Gotta love the consistency! (Not.) While the location is convenient, the selection is atrocious, the PPD officer stationed at the front door is a bit unnerving, they push everyone to self-checkout even when there are unoccupied employees available, and there's not even a guarantee that you can get a redeeming Starbucks beverage! I'm done. Never again.

If I could, I'd give the place 2 and 3/4 stars, the additional 3/4 for their friendly service. The…read moreproblem I got with this place is it's overpriced, and doesn't have a very good selection of long guns. Now if you're in the market for a cheap, small, used pistol (like a Derringer or a Berretta .25) Colosimo's is a good place to shop-- they have those in spades. But for higher-end mechandise you can often find better deals at South Philadelphia Gun and Archery or Clayton's in Horsham. That being said, if you find something you like, there is normally room to haggle here. Colosimo's also has a range next door. Haven't been to it, so I can't comment, but last time I was there they were only equipped for handguns and .22s, no high-power rifles. Though they were talking about upgrading, so if you're in that area of town and have a rifle, you might wanna check it out to see. It should be noted that Colosimo's has been targeted by the gun-control crowd over the years, so if you support the continuation of progressive gun laws in Philly, you might wanna give Colosimo's some business, even if it's just to buy ammo.

Ammo is a bit pricey at the range and it's in disrepair but its got a really cool run down…read moreatmosphere that you want in a range at this location. They have a $50 membership option for 3 months which is cost effective. I don't know if I'd buy a gun here, the mark up on the handguns seems pretty steep. Extra star for no breathalysers!

I thought Rally House would have better prices than the TU Bookstore, but that is most definitely…read morenot the case. Their sale rack was about 1/9th of the size of the Bookstore's, and the things they had on sale were not cute or even "sale" priced. That being said, the store is huge and has tons of Temple swag as well as Philadelphia sports apparel. If you're willing to fork over some serious bucks, you'll be delighted by your options.

Not enough experienced personnel. Simple check out turned into a major production. Was there to…read morepick up a simple online order and they seem to have been at a loss as to how to process the request. Don't get me wrong, the employees were very apologetic so I blame this on management. Pleasee train your associates better.

We had to buy Philly T-shirts and a few other souvenirs as we departed this great city. We found…read morethis little shop packed with items at very reasonable prices and a very friendly owner. Highly recommend souvenir shop!

Lots of tourist goodies. Only shop in Philly that sells anything like it. I would like to have saw…read moremore Rocky stuff but otherwise great place.

If you have extra sneaker money, this is the place. I don't think I've worn $200 shoes of any kind…read moresince high school. I've heard of their popularity more recently and finally got to see a store filled with them. They are so vibrant!! I love them. Some questions I have are: are they more comfortable than regular sneaks, or is it just a fad? Can I wear them to work?! ;- P

I know for sure that the manager and three employees that originally worked at Sole Control are now…read moreat Suplex Philadelphia. Chris and one of the employees are personal friends of Steve so I am questioning this business's practices of this store as well. Suplex recently opened in 2013 and with Sole Control now closed, I wonder exactly how the transition took place. Given that Suplex doesn't have a number doesn't surprise me. Horrible move given the reputation of Sole Control. I went to consign my Air Jordan 11's at Suplex on 6/28/2016, because they are too big, and confirmed that there is still some connection with the original staff of Sole Control. I couldn't confirm on the managers. However they did offer me $60 cash for them, for which I declined of course. Makes me wonder how much they were going to sale them for, lol.

The flagship Mitchell & Ness store. Any Philly fan visiting needs to shop there for throwback gearread more

Bought a shirt for my 8 year old son from DICKS Sporting goods for a baseball game. This shirt had…read morethe puffer material on it, loved the design but after 1 wash the shirt is completely ruined. The puffer material completely washed off and shirt was ruined with with the black dye that rubbed off the material. Dicks stated they could not help with the product due to it being worn and washed and to contact the manufacturer. After emailing Mitchell and Ness they were completely no help with assisting me with getting a refund or even some type of credit. I would never purchase another product from that is from this brand just because of this 1 purchase. $40 dollars for a shirt that my son only got to wear one time is ridiculous.

If your looking for CrossFit gear from shoes all the way to jump ropes, wrist wraps, apparel and…read moremore this is 100% the place to shop. You can also visit them at HellaLife.com for an online shopping experience like no other.