Prices are WAY too high. I took my old army gear to donate some place else because this place has…read moreso much surplus that they can't even sell what they have. Another place that would sell them for a way cheaper price. if they aren't paying me for my donations, then why the hell are their prices "ridiculously" high!!??!

Supports MAGA. I've…read morebeen shopping at Mickey's since I was a Cub Scout. 35 years or so. Have purchased everything under the sun there: socks, boots, clothing, camping gear. On my most recent visit, however, I was dismayed to see MAGA hats on the shelf, and the owner walking around with a big Trump patch sewn to his vest. For a store that claims to support the police and military--who serve everyone equally--Mickey's sure has a funny way of showing it. Sorry, Mickey's, but I have many LGBTQ+ friends, as well as friends who aren't yet US Citizens. I also speak Spanish and have a vested interest in treating everyone kindly. Apparently you don't.

An amalgamation of Dick's Sporting Goods, Bass Pro, and Great Wolf Lodge given birth to a…read morelove-child named Scheels. It's totally one part corporate, crisp, functional retail goods store, and another part taxidermy animals, rides, fudge, and hunting & fishing gear like you'd find at Bass Pro. We took our kids here on a winter break, gray day and it was a lot of fun. First off, there's a mini aquarium when you walk in -- it's nothing to write home about, but it gets the kids attention and they realize right away this is a fun store. From there, you can't miss the gigantic ferris wheel in the middle of the store. Gonna be real, it's fun and worth the wait but also a bit nerve wracking. Something is just odd about quietly swaying at the top of a department store quietly for such a long time. My daughter was like, "Dad, I'm scared to look down!" and all I could think was, "so am I, kid, so am I." We both agreed it's pretty fun once it gets going. There's also a little bowling area where you get five frames for a buck, and ditto to a little arcade game area as well. There's toy stores, outdoor goods, quality brands of clothes and outfitting, and really a nice answer to online shopping. In fact, it feels like malls used to feel in the 90's but a modern spin on everything. We did eat here but I'd say skip it. I didn't find anything I wanted and when I went to finish off my kids chicken tenders I was super underwhelmed and ended up pitching them. I will say at this time they carry Sylas & Maddy's ice cream (best IC in the city IMO) so that was a nice surprise treat. What more could you want if out shopping with the kids?! It's a great spot to kill a quiet afternoon.

Scheels is somewhere where you can find practically anything you need. From switch blades from self…read moredefense, to accessories for 40 ounce Stanley's to help protect the bottom, they have it all! The quality is always top tier. Highly recommend shopping at Scheels.

They seem to have every part I needed to fix our paintball gun rental fleet of FT-12's.read more

Drove to find one paintball place, but found another... Ha. I have a Model 98. Holly cow! This…read moreplace has everything made for a Tippmann. They even had hard to find mag fed and ww2 custom jobs. and it is in my home town!! Thanks guys for the great help getting my marker modded out and running right. If you are ever driving through Kansas and you have a Tippmann, you gotta stop here.

Very nice place, decent deals. Staff seems to be reasonably…read moreknowledgeable about what they sell.

I bought a Bushnell cellucore V20 deer camera that said it was verizon and AT&T compatible. This…read morecamera reads that the pictures are sent directly to your device. What they don't tell you is that the pictures are sent to THEIR database (Via Verizon or AT&T) and you can access your photos from ONLY their app but you HAVE to have a subscription to their service to do this. ($9.99 or $14.99 a month). You will have to check the app each time you want to see if you have any photos. If the camera could be connected to a Verizon account (as it claims, but you can't do) you pay the initial fee to activate (around $100) then it's $5 a month and the pictures are sent to your phone as soon as they are taken. Bushnell needs to make clear that THEY are the ones using Verizon and/or AT&T, not you. That makes a huge difference, and I would have gotten another Spartan camera that allows me to connect to my cell plan.

Some great prices on some items, it's hit or miss. Clothing is expensive, but discounts and prices…read moreon some other items makes up for it.

They missed labeled a sale and refused to sell at marked…read moreprice bad customer service do not recommend