There was not a customer in the place.. we went there to purchase sunglasses right around 7pm,…read moreThere were 4 people working there standing and leaning on the counter, three of which were on their phones waiting for the store to close, I assume...Nobody picked their heads up, even though I was literally standing right in front of them. I said Excuse me, and the short and stout woman said "what happened??". And that was the highlight of my visit. The man was the only helpful one of the bunch, The Wednesday Adams wannabee, who begrudgingly opened the cabinet with a sigh, had the attitude to match her black roots, I have spent so much money at this Dicks, but this will be the last time I ever set foot in your establishment!

Stopped by Dick's recently and had a mixed experience. They offer a great selection of gear and…read moreapparel for almost any sport or activity. However, there weren't many staff members available on the floor to help out. Not ideal, but it is what it is.

Needed some new kicks . I picked some flamboyant peacocks . I had some high top leather pink ones…read morewith straps back in the sixth grade .

The boynton beach mall requires a definite makeover and they have started with adding some new…read morestores like H&M and Champs. Now H&M has kept there prices low to attract as much customers as possible but Champs might have not got the memo and they are priced as if they are located in Bal Harbour. Something has to change and change soon otherwise they might not make it through the holiday season. The only thing keeping this mall alive is Macy's which has traffic no matter where they are located. Dillard's is completely run down looks like a warehouse and Sears is well Sears. In this discourse this small store Champ is behaving more like a chump and needs to definitely improve there pricing strategy or well most people like me will walk in and out in a matter of seconds which of course will not drive sales.

Sean and Christian helped me to solve a catcher's mitt issue with high professionalism and great…read moreadvice. Highly recommend Superstar for all things Baseball/Softball!

This is a quaint little shop full of great prices and unlimited supplies of baseball/softball gear,…read moreattire, and accessories. If you love baseball or have a child in travel ball, you should make it a stop if you're in the area! Glad to support the locals. Over 30+ years in business.

This store is a bit overwhelming…read more Going, Going, Gone is the outlet/clearance center for Dick's Sporting Goods. This one has rows and rows of clothes, shoes and accessories. Went with our friends after a nice Sunday brunch. It was sort of organized, in sections, but not exactly. Socks were in multiple places and the shoe section had shoes in the wrong box or just one shoe not a pair. I wanted to find a pair of HOKAs, which I did. I also got a cute pair of flamingo socks for my dad and another pair of SmartWool hiking socks that were marked $22 but rang up at $6. Nice! Definitely ask for the prices at check out. They had discounts on top of discounts, so a few of the SPF shirts that we bought were heavily discounted and a few we left at the store. Still, Going, Going, Gone is a nice place to hunt for a bargain in South Florida.

This Dick's outlet store can be helpful if you happen to find a deal on sneakers or gym shorts. It…read morejust has to be ones you're interested in purchasing and in the correct size. If you're looking for a sale, you can find one here, so long as it's something you're looking for. I have gone there to browse a couple of times now, and I may pick up a pair of shorts. What I really went to look for were sneakers, but they usually didn't have the brand I was seeking, let alone the size.

Watch out Bass Pro Shops, here comes REI. First time stepping into this store and was astonished by…read moreits mass inventory of adventure items including hiking, biking, camping, running and boating. The bicycle section has an array of models hanging from the ceiling and offers a full service bike repair shop. For only $30.00 anyone can become an REI member and receive 20% off of bike tuning and service rates. The "Employees In Action" wall photos depicted REI staff in action pictures of their own adventures. This was a thoughtful idea that forms a bond between customers and staff.

Great to see another outdoor store in the mix. REI has a huge selection of clothing, shoes,…read morecamping, climbing, biking and water sports. They offer a membership that gives you coupons and discounts. There is also a bike repair shop. The employees are always friendly and can help you find anything you need for your next adventure.

I loved exploring this little surf shop steps away from the beach. They had trendy women's clothes,…read moremuch more than just touristy shirts. They also had a children's and mens section. A huge selection of surfboards and skateboards too. Looks like they had a coffee trailer outside too, but it was closed when we went. Such a cute shop.

South Florida has, let's be real, pretty garbage surf overall -- which makes Nomad Surf Shop in…read moreBoynton Beach all the more surprising. This is a hardcore, family-run surf shop in a world where shops like this are a dying breed, and somehow it absolutely delivers. The owner, Ryan, clearly has a genuine passion for surfing and for the shop itself. I've spent most of my adult life in Hawaii, and in my opinion, Ryan has a real aloha spirit about him. He's super nice, welcoming, and actually knows what he's talking about when it comes to the boards he sells -- no hype, no BS, just real knowledge and care. It's honestly kind of wild to find such a cool, well-run surf shop in an area with such subpar surf, but that's exactly what makes Nomad special. It feels authentic, not commercial, and run by someone who truly loves the sport.

My son has been playing tee ball a couple of seasons and now wants all the equipment to go with…read morebeing a ball player. HIT a Double was recommended and we went over to check it out, which is not in a usual store front. The store is in a warehouse district off Clint Moore, but the front door does face the roadway to make it easier to find with plenty of parking. We walked in and were instantly greeted by staff. The store is a candy-land of baseball equipment! My son tried on or tested everything to make sure it was the right fit with plenty of colors and brand options. We ended up with a new gray glove, green helmet, black bat, blue backpack, black pants and green socks! One of the cool things HIT has is a glove steamer, which sits in what looks like a popcorn machine to soften the hard leather. It takes a few minutes and then its good to go! The store has had other locations before and moved to this location in 2019. They do a lot of business on the web and for league teams across the county. We had a really nice experience and don't be intimidated, the staff are thoughtful and genuine about their knowledge of the equipment. We will probably be back if my son continues to play.

This company goes beyond what they are contracted to do for their customers! They have a great…read moresupply of sports goods and if they don't have it, they will find it for you. The staff is knowledgeable and they listen. They are a great company to buy from!

Always a good experience at the local Dick's sporting goods. I was waiting around to see if they…read morehad the size shoe that I needed.

The gentleman who helped us in women's shoes was accessible, prompt, and friendly but besides that,…read moreit appeared that no one in the whole store was available to help. We wandered around for a long time and some items we searched for, we really never found the location of. The girl checking us out who was a manager I assume since she was the one who had to apply the veteran discount was extremely rude and behaved like the coupon police, I mean she just went on and on, as the coupon police lol. My dad said he went to wait outside because of how hostile she was. I guess that's the same as thank you for your service. To add insult to injury, it was also Memorial Day. The items at DSG in our opinion are not a great value, and most items don't ever go on sale no matter how long they take to sell off.