Great shop!! Got my bike serviced here several times. The work was completed on time and with high…read moreattention to detail. Because of my positive experiences, I plan on purchasing bikes for all three of my kids from Roll Dublin.

Nice atmosphere for shopping for all of your outdoor needs! There is a good selection of clothing…read moreand gear for hiking, biking, camping, backpacking, cycling, and the like. The employees were friendly and helpful. We found exactly what we needed, in looking for some new folding chairs - we are quite happy with the comfort and ease of our Kickback Rockers. There is plentiful parking in the shopping center lot, and it is in a nice location near a variety of other stores and restaurants.

I've recently gotten back into camping, so I've spent a lot of time shopping at REI. Overall I've…read morehad a positive experience. The selection is pretty good for basic camping needs. I love my new Basecamp 4 tent. The staff seem helpful when you can find them. I feel like I'm getting a good value for my money on many items. One of my biggest complaints is the no bags when checking out. Come on this is ridiculous!

The location is convenient, near the discount area of Easton. The store has been getting more and…read moremore crowded with displays and that's annoying. Not as bad as Burlington though. The prices match the nearby Marshall's and TJ Maxx, obviously. But you can find some deals. I always check out the pet area for treats and toys. You can also find Darn Tough socks sometimes. The wait in line usually isn't too bad. The last time I was there, November 2024, a guy stocking shelves was coughing loudly over the products.

I've been a customer since Sierra Trading Post was catalog based and my mom was making purchases…read morefor me! When I was in the outdoor industry and needed new gear, STP was one of the first websites I'd check for gear. Even when my wife was an employee at a competing outdoor retailer (where I got a discount) I was still shopping online at STP. When I found out they were building a brick and mortar store here in Columbus I was beyond thrilled! As it is part of the TJX companies it still means that the store is a gamble when it comes to brands and sizes found. However, it makes a great starting point as you can easily search their site to see if there are other sizes, colors, etc available. Don't have a tiny pocket computer (aka a smart phone)? There's no need to fret! In store they even have a kiosk where you can search their online stock. My only real dislike of the physical store is that as of right now they do not accept the countless coupons that come to my email address. This may change soon as an employee recently told me that they would start honoring them. Until then, I will still order the bulk of my purchases from the website so I can use the frequent STP coupons. With the store so close it's super easy to return to the store with no hassle. This is extremely helpful when ordering shoes online as some outdoor brands use variations of European sizing that allow for greater fit specification. Recently I ordered two pairs of a boot to see if they would work for my job. Having a low volume super narrow foot they did not but, with the painless returns it was no problem. I even lucked out and found the perfect pair in store!

They answered every question that I had and didn't even get flustered with me asking so many…read morequestions. Everything that I ordered has been spot on! When I wanted the wrong product they ask why did I want that. They often would recommend something else (.usually cheaper, they are not in it sell something), because I made a mistake or a stupid request. They never made me feel like a fool, only encouraged me as I was learning fly fishing. They truly love fly fishing.

My nephew and I took a two day fly fishing course from Brian at Briarwood sporting club. Brian is…read morea walking encyclopedia of fly fishing. We learned a lot. But practice practice, practice. If you want to start up fly fishing, this is a place to go. I highly recommend MRO.

Best knife shop on the planet! Only high quality products here. Microtech, Benchmade, Spiderco…read more Tons more! I travel a lot for work and every time I come to Columbus I stop in and spend money. Super helpful salespeople and not pushy at all. Very knowledgeable. Bring your knives with you and they will sharpen them to better than new! I love this place!!!!!

This is my first time looking into quality knives, and I was a little shocked at how much some can…read morego for. But the staff here were so friendly and walked me through their knife selection. They explained what to expect when getting a longevity knife versus a temporary knife. I ended up getting a Spyderco knife and would absolutely love to come back to get another one in the future. They also carry high-end chef's knives. You HAVE to check this place out. It's beautiful and very addictive.

Three things stand out to me about this Dick's store location…read more 1. It is busy all the time. Any day of the week. Any time of day. 2. It is very clean and merchandise is always nicely arranged. 3. Online order pickup is great. They always have your order ready on time and you never have to wait long at the pick up desk. Considering how busy they are (see #1), I am always pleasantly surprised by this.

Hadn't been to this store in eons. I was desperate to find a pelvic and/or thigh/groin support…read morebelt/strap. I already scoped out another store, but found nothing. It popped in my head to try Dick's. I thought for sure they'd have one, considering it's an athletic store, and huge at that. I am a 53-yr-old woman with RA and fibro, and I severely strained the thigh, back, pelvis and groin areas. I had to use my cane to enter the store; I grabbed a small cart to lean on, as well. The guy standing near the entrance said hi, but didn't ask if I was looking for something specific. I looked around, lost, so looped back to him and asked where support belts and such would be. He told me they were located upstairs. He then mentioned an elevator, and pointed in the general direction. I knew I couldn't take the escalator, because I needed to lean on the cart at that point. I searched all over for the elevator, and nothing. I finally looped back around to the restroom sign, and eventually realized a small makeshift sign was taped to the wall, noting the elevator was down the corridor. It was very generic and not noticeable from afar. The elevator is way in the back, hidden, old, worn and it reeked inside. The #2 button was taped over, and only #3 or #1 could be pressed. I don't know why there is even a #3, but I chanced it anyway. It took me to level two. lol I finally found the wall where all of the braces were attached to, albeit quite far away from the elevator. The area is quite congested, and not really made for a cart to traverse. I was relieved to find the wall of braces...only to be let down. Out of all the rows and rows of braces, straps, support this and that, not one single item for the pelvis and/or groin. I didn't even see a spot where it's supposed to be, so I suspect they don't even carry them in-store. Additionally, I noticed there were no price labels anywhere, so it was a complete guessing game as to cost. In severe pain, I had to wobble away and get back to the 2nd floor. I took the escalator, and left the cart there. I didn't want to get back into the smelly, clunky, old-sounding elevator again. A young female employee saw me when I got to the bottom, and asked if I found everything I was looking for. I said, "No..." She just chuckled and said, "Oh..." I then replied, "I couldn't find what I was looking for..." She didn't say anything back. No offer to help, find another employee, etc. After going to a 3rd store, I gave up. I just ordered online and I get my brace tomorrow. I was just hoping to have one today, and maybe even try it on, to ensure it fits well, etc. Such a shame that Dick's didn't deliver. A huge store like that should have them as a no-brainer...and on the 2nd floor to boot. You'll have people coming in probably in pain, so why put them on the 2nd floor? lol Makes no sense. The employees need to be more connected and interactive. Lastly, that elevator is horrible. And please make signs which direct you from the point of entry all the way to the elevator! This is basic 101 stuff.

Bicycle repairman Jeff Barker went above and beyond in getting my Hybrid Nishiki fixed. His…read morecommunication was great, the repair was expertly made, and he even repaired parts that weren't officially part of the repair worksheet, such as tightening the grips, replacing a chain guard and checking the tires. And everything was covered under the 2-year extended warranty I purchased.

Very rude! When I was testing out a putter 0 balls to use to hit when testing out the putter.read more

Love this place! They carry expensive high-quality outdoor brands. The employees are always…read morefriendly, and they even host fun outdoor events around Cincinnati from time to time. They have a great selection of Patagonia and KÜHL clothing, including hiking shirts, sun shirts, and hiking dresses. You'll also find hiking shoes, socks, backpacks, water bottles, hydration reservoirs, sunglasses, books, stickers, beach towels, hammocks, board games, camping cookware, propane for camp stoves, camp chairs (including a rocking camping chair!), mugs, dog accessories, and even kayaks. Whether you're gearing up for a day hike or a camping trip, it's a fun store to browse and easy to spend a lot of time in. I enjoy supporting a local business while stocking up on camping supplies!

Having just returned from a 7 day kayaking tour in Baja, I was in the right frame of mind to shop…read moreat RRT. It was a wonderful local shop outfitted for paddling, camping, hiking, and climbing. I was very impressed with the book selection and the friendly staff. I'll definitely be a regular here - and I hope it will encourage me to do some more local outdoorsy things. It seems like there's quite a community for paddling - either by canoe or kayak.