If you looking for anything sports and your at the Grand Sierra Casino it's a great place to shop…read more They have a huge selection everything's a little expensive but it's a great place to window shop.

Great selection of sports teams hats, jerseys and accessories. Located inside Grand Sierra Resort…read moreand casino.

If you're looking for a place the whole family will enjoy, Scheels is a must-visit! It's so much…read moremore than a sporting goods store, it's an experience!!! One of my favorite features is the Walk of Presidents upstairs. The lifelike presidential statues are fascinating, and you can listen to each president's story as you stroll through history. Kids (and adults!) will also love the indoor Ferris wheel (only $1 a ride), the classic shooting gallery, arcade-style attractions, bowling, the candy shop, and the impressive aquarium. You could easily spend a couple of hours here even if you're not shopping. Don't miss the cafeteria if you get hungry. It's a great place to grab a bite, and while you're there, be sure to stop by the fudge counter. They offer free samples of their delicious homemade fudge, making it hard to leave without buying a piece or two! When it comes to shopping, they truly have something for everyone. Whether you're looking for clothing, shoes, sporting goods, camping gear, coolers, golf equipment, water toys, or just about anything for the outdoors, chances are you'll find it here. The selection is incredible. What really stands out is the customer service. Every employee I've encountered has been cheerful, friendly, and genuinely eager to help. Located at Legends in Sparks, Scheels is one of my favorite places to browse, shop, and spend an afternoon. Whether you're shopping, exploring, or just looking for a fun family outing, this place has something for everyone!

5-stars if you've never been to a flagship store like this and aren't looking for good value…read more 4-stars if you actually are going to buy something. They're overpriced, especially on non-sale items on almost everything. I stumbled here in the very rare circumstance I needed something before Amazon could deliver it -- a snorkel set before leaving for Hawaii the next day. I was blown away what was inside. A full size Ferris wheel? Shooting Gallery? Cafe? Candy Store? On and On. While not nearly as impressive as the Bass Pros headquarters store in Springfield MO, for those in Reno locals/visitors, it's worth a visit just to see the place, especially when super cold or hot out. Liberal's (REI folk) might find some of the stuff amusing (the premium gun collection and the huge safe assortment come to mind.) I'd give about 30 minutes to wander around. Longer if you actually want to shop or actually do some of the activities.

It's been a few years since I stopped in at what is now just called Sierra. The registers are now…read morein front, rather than the side, but the "Grocery Outlet" vibe remains. The store is large and bright, with clearly marked aisles and a lot of merchandise offered. If I were smarter, I'd stop here before REI or Patagonia. I picked at the edges and came out with an extra ice scraper, small snow shovel, and a pair of exercise hand grips. Who knows what I'll find the next time?

Whenever I'm in town from the Bay Area, I love visiting Sierra Trading Post, as I am already a fan…read moreof the TJ Maxx/Marshalls/Home Goods family of brands. I really wish they would open a Sierra branch in my 'hood in Northern California! Sierra is like the "sporty" arm of the TJX family of stores. You can get camping gear, clothing/shoes for men, women and kids, home goods, toys, snacks, pet supplies, and so much more. It's like a treasure hunt every time! There's also clearly marked red tag clearance items in each department. On my recent visit on a Saturday morning, I found good name brands in clothing and shoes, such as Columbia, Eddie Bauer, Levi's, LL Bean, and Crocs. All at discounted-from-retail prices! The store was recently remodeled and everything was neat and tidy. The cashier was pleasant and the line moved at a reasonable pace. There weren't a lot of workers roaming the floors to ask questions, but then again, this isn't a typical department store, so don't expect Nordstrom service! Highly recommend checking Sierra out to see what bargains you can find!

Quality/Quantity - Sadly this location is closing. Currently 50% off, but less than 50% of the…read moreinventory is left. My wife was still able to find a few items. We were regular customers of their employee store in Richmond, CA. That location is for employees and invited guests only. We fall under the invited guests category. I am not a fan anymore of their Columbia brand (nothing wrong with it, I just prefer other brands). But I do like their Hard Wear brand, which we own a few items in. My wife also buys both their Sorel and Prana brands. Atmosphere - Good size location. Well only 50% stocked now. Plenty of mall parking. Service - Great, but feeling sad for their employees. Price - Approximately $200 after all the discounts. My wife says she got a great deal. Happy wife = happy life. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1938; thank you for inviting others to join your employee store. I appreciate the additional discounts.

11/22/2022 Found out…read morethey had a grand opening last Friday..in the local newspaper.. Perfect timing, as I was sent to shop for a jacket.. light weigh and no hood.. Shouldn't send one who has an obsession with jackets... Staff was friendly, store was well stocked . I already created an online account to get points.. Unfortunately, I found what I needed and more-... probably my Xmas present too.! Let's just say I got 2 $25 cards for spending..$$$ Thank you for picking Summitt for the location!

Lots of good deals at this Adidas outlets store in Reno. It's clean and the products are well…read morepriced and neatly sorted and displayed. Cashier staff are quick to serve you and they are friendly and courteous.

Great prices and selection!…read more Pretty large for an Adidas outlet, usually they are about this size or smaller. Plenty of staff who were helpful to answer all my questions very patiently. Like this outlet that parking isn't too crazy. Will come again!

The store was clean and orderly. The employees were friendly and helpful. There is a wide variety…read moreof athletic clothing and merchandise for hunting, camping and sports activities. They also have a wide variety of shoes, boots, and sandals. I recommend this store for locals and tourists alike

We went to look for volleyball gear for my daughter, and they had everything we needed! The cashier…read morewas so friendly and sweet, and we got her Nikes on such a great discount! Highly recommend when looking for kids' sports stuff.

I visited this BlueZone store for the first time after being a customer of the Carson City store…read morefor years. I happened to be stopping by for the annual Labor Day tent sale, which is a great way to get some new ski/board gear for a huge discount. The selection was very good. I was able to grab two new pairs of skis this season for a great price, 50% off! Both the manager who helped me out and the salesperson were super helpful and courteous. The salesperson who helped me gave great advice. The manager even helped me out with a price adjustment on a pair I had previously purchased, but it ended up being on a better sale during the Labor Day event. One thing that I wish they would consider doing is offering a discount on services if you are buying both skis and bindings from BlueZone. Most shops offer free or heavily discounted mounts if you buy everything from them. BlueZone charges full price, although I bought two pairs of skis and bindings from them and had them mount both. Bummer! Overall, my experience was good. Many reviews mention issues with customer service, which wasn't my experience, but like anywhere in Tahoe, you have veteran-level full-time employees and seasonal employees who probably just don't care as much.

I was here today for the annual Labor Day weekend tent sale. I was in search of a new ski jacket…read moreand gloves, of which for the latter I found a nice pair at a great price. As this wasn't yet the weekend, the crowd was manageable, although I was pretty much on my own (service-wise) regarding questions that I had. This sale is big and it did take awhile to wade through it all. And when I was all done, checkout was inside and the line moved quickly. As for the jacket, I was able improve my focus on what color, style, and fit I was looking for. That will probably seal the deal at my next shopping appearance at here, there, or at REI.

My husband and I stopped in here after dropping off our five year old at Northstar's snowboard…read moreschool. This was our first time dropping him off and so were a little stunned that they just took him and told use to pick him up at the end of the day. (No really it was the best after the initial shock that we wouldn't help him with boots etc. - Great school). Anyway husband needed a new pair of gloves so we stopped in the Patagonia store - and in the course of conversation with David it came out that he had some experience with the ski school and proceeded to allow us to pepper him with questions for a good 10-15 minutes and really put our minds at ease - but also encouraged us to keep our son going with the snowboarding practice. In the middle of all of the questions he also helped my husband with gloves, socks and a belt. Overall the experience was made by David and his friendliness and taking the time out for us!

The older lady working there today (July 7th, at about 1:30pm) was extremely rude to my family.read more

My girlfriend and I visited Reno Running Company today in search of new work shoes for her. We both…read morework in healthcare and need specific shoes for long hours. The sales rep we had, is the reason for this review. Right after he sized my girlfriend's feet, he automatically started pushing the most expensive brand after we told him we wanted a specific brand. He even gave us a shoe in this more expensive brand and told my girlfriend "it's like walking on a 2x4 piece of wood." I've never heard of a sales tactic like that. Next, every box of shoe he brought out, which was more than 10, was dropped or slammed, out of frustration, we weren't sure. My girlfriend asked him nicely to not slam the boxes as it was overwhelming and she was fighting through a migraine, which she told him. His response was, "what's a migraine? I think I've heard of one before," and he was being completely serious. Lastly, as another sales tactic, he tried having us buy a shoe that they didn't have in stock but a "newer model" was coming mid July, but he said it would be at the store in a week from today "for sure." Then when we nicely said no we will wait since the newer model was something she didn't try on yet, he then said "oh well I can put your name down for it as a hold." When I asked him why he didn't start with that instead of trying to sell us a shoe my girlfriend didn't even try on, his response was, "oh I forgot the store lets us do that." I shouldn't leave out the two times he swore saying f*ck infront of us and casually swore when talking about his personal life to us. Surprised at this kind of service, and ultimately he is the reason we will not be spending our money there nor coming back.

No sneaks for my grandson who is 14. They tried to get him into women's sizes. Disappointing!…read more Kids do sports.

I feel bad writing this review but I feel compelled to do so. I have shopped at Cabona's a few…read moretimes. Mostly looking for sun hats or gloves. I will say their selection is great. Men's clothing selection is nice But I probably wouldn't be able to find anything in the women's section in my size. At least not in the times I have been to the store. That said, I have a few qualms with customer service. I personally have not had any problems but my teenager, who has been in a couple. The last two occasions were their last. The first time they wanted to purchase a pair of gloves. The gloves were 32.99. My teenager had two 20s. They were told that they no longer take cash. I found that odd because I had been in just a few weeks prior and used cash. Thinking it was a new policy I figured no big deal, I'll just go in and get the gloves which I did. I used my card and there was no issue. A few months later my teenager went in again, this time with a card, and again tried to get an item. This time a beanie. They were told that their card was not accepted. When I asked for clarification my teenager said they didn't even run it they just said they weren't accepting that card. It's a MasterCard. I have no idea what the problem was this time. My teenager also told me that they were followed around the store and felt uncomfortable. My teen was there with their friend. Both kids are amazing young people who never get in trouble, are not rowdy, and are very respectful. My teen is actually quite shy and so going up to buy items causes a bit of anxiety. When they encounter this issue with the card they just put the hat down and left with no words. Since this experience my teen and their friend have not gone back. They both felt unwelcome in the store and like they shouldn't be there. Their stories of how they've been treated when going in alone (they're 16 so old enough to shop on their own) has really soured my opinion and has made me avoid Cabona's.

We only get to Truckee once a year...and it's a good thing! I would need a separate "Cabona's"…read morejob! The most irresistible seasonal wear anywhere! Their fabrics and colors are next level.! I do most of my Christmas shopping there but only regret their women's clothing getting pushed out! You're gonna LOVE it!