I have a hard to fit foot and I needed waterproof hiking boots. One foot is a 10 1/2 and the other…read moreis an 11... Darleen found me exactly what I was looking for and took the time to teach me how to make sure I had the right size and fit! She was awesome! Yes, REI isn't cheap but with service like I received and the selections available, it's worth it!

This place is a shopping mecca for the best of sporty clothes. The prices are good and they have a…read morevast assortment of all the brands you want. I got a pair of flashy Nikes & some great hiking boots today. My daughter bought a lot more including some Patagonia. If you're sick of shopping online & want to buy things in person this is a great place to go!

Two friends highly recommended her to us. We were going to be in the area and I wanted to do what…read moreI needed to while I was in the area. I checked out her web site and we went there based upon the web site's posted hours that I saw. Turns out they are summer hours -- I probably didn't see that part. We got there just as they were closing. They reopened the store and spent a good hour with my daughter and I (even put up with my overtired and cranky younger son who was all over the place). Buying a new pair of foot undies turned into foot undies, something to help my daughter with getting the perfect bun with her very curly hair AND sizing her for a new pair of flat toe shoes. Its power pink bubble gum for girls (lots of purple and pink) but its truly meant for dancers of all ages and despite it all is still very inviting. Laynie Terban, the owner, who spent an hour with us, is wonderful! Part of this time she spent time showing my daughter and I how we should properly sew on her elastics and ribbons on her toe shoes. Her previous teacher actually did this for me. When my 11 year daughter did it herself she totally messed it up. Thankfully its "fixable." We'd bought the toe shoes at a competitor but she still took the time to help us. Laynie is a professional "pointe professor and corrective fitter" for toe shoes. As a mother that means more than a price point. My daughter wants to have a long career in dance, and making sure that her body is protected is more important than any price point issue. Laynie's a member of a professional organization "International Assn. for Dance Medicine & Science." She maintains her education and knowledge of how to properly take care of a dancer's body. As she advertises, she is an educator and loves to pass on both new and traditional information about dance shoes to her customers. I can speak to this first hand. She took the time to truly educate both my daughter and I on how to break in her toe shoes from "day 1." In addition to all of this, if you register in her system as a dancer and where you study, she offers a 10% off the top discount to you. She also accepts competitor's coupons from other dance stores. Payment is accepted by credit card as well. Could your find some place cheaper? Perhaps, perhaps not. Do you want to ensure that your dancer's body is protected as he or she progresses? Well, then give her a try. I'm sure you'd want to become a "regular." I certainly plan on it.

Spent over an hour in the store, waiting to be seen finally get shoes which I have to wait in line…read morea very long line to pay for no price on the box. Search them on the Internet by the time I get up to the register the shoes they're trying to charge me almost $100 for are nearly $30 cheaper online same exact shoe style and color. I am a single parent these people are absolute scum of the Earth and trying to rip you off.

Just found this store today. Lovely styles at great prices and helpful staff. Owner was also very…read morekind. I'll be back!

If you are ever considering to work at Style Snoop... think again!! Beware of hostile work…read moreenvironment! The owner offers absolutely no support or concern for her employees. Here is my story, I worked here basically all summer, did everything for my boss with only one day of training.... she said she'd give us extra money if we picked up packages and dropped them off. I picked up and dropped off so many packages to try and be a good employee, never got any extra money like I was told. Along with that , she was doing a September Sales incentive where if you earned over $120 per sale , you'd get $10 Style Snoop Bucks. I made over $200 in sales, I made the most out of everyone working there and was super proud of my hard work and dedication to the store. After the month was over, I had 2 weeks left of work until my big move to LA. Unfortunately I got sick a couple days before my last day and had to call in sick. My boss was really upset and didn't believe that I was sick, told everyone I quit, (not true), told me to never come back , told me I didn't care about her store, told me I wasn't a good employee and never gave me my incentive. Never gave a young college student the money she earned , that is pretty terrible and selfish for an adult women to do. Basically punished me, all because I called out sick and it was such an inconvenience for her. Threw all my hard work out the window. All I can say is how can someone be so selfish. I felt like I could never go to her for questions or say any creative ideas I had because the way she'd speak to me, I felt like I could never do anything right and nothing ever satisfied her. I tried so hard to make everyone happy and do everything right and still no appreciation was ever shown. I truly would not recommend working here.