This is one of the best Nike stores I've been to. The staff is so incredibly friendly and we go out…read moreof their way to help you. The store is super clean and organized. They have a small selection of both men's and women's shoes in addition to clothing. Did you not have a children's section. And, if they don't have what you are looking for in the store they will gladly order it for you. Nike also has this great feature where if you purchase online, as obviously there is a way larger selection, you can return in the store so makes it easy on the customer. I often buy my shoes online from them and have been able to return every time, no problem.

Tried on a few styles and they didn't have an 11 and 1/2 men's in any of them. The staff was…read moredisinterested, looking at their cell phones and digital camera while I waited for help. I finally just left.

In all seriousness, this Dick's Sporting Goods is huge, with 2 floors, and a bonus of a Dick's…read moreWarehouse Sale opening up fairly recently. This store carries your typical sporting goods jerseys, and also many of the outdoor equipment pertaining to hunting gear, fishing poles, you name it, but an even big selection of items - compared to other locations being smaller. I always find it joyful coming across these and seeing the great variety to pick from. No issues with this store, and customer service is great.

Website shows 9am opening time... I drive an hour to get here and it's 9:49am doors closed and no…read moreone answering the phone. Very upsetting. Please update the opening time on this site if that's the situation.

Located in Tices Corner, this pricey women's workout clothes store that's part of the Gap brand has…read moresome nice fashion for running, yoga, etc. I haven't had any problems with the service at this location; they've been friendly. They have some deals throughout the year especially around Christmas and New Years so you don't need to pay full price to get what you want. Sometimes the sales are final sale so read the fine print. Tices Corner also has Banana Republic, Anthropologie, jcrew, black and white, hallmark, bath and body works, Panera and more. Parking can be a bit of a pain but you can usually find something. In a pinch you could park behind the shops at the office complex and walk over.

Athleta aka The Gap…read more This is their athletic line for non athletic people. They look nice but I wouldn't work out in this stuff. As I was trying to meander around to see what they offer, they had a yoga class going on in the center of the place - making getting around a bit tricky..... shoes and clothes strewn all over with bodies laying around. The few things that I did like, were quite expensive.... too much so for my taste. Good looking store though

Went in to get fitted for sneakers for my upcoming 5k and was pleasantly surprised when I saw that…read morethey had a foot scan that tells you everything you need to know ow about your feet, correct shoe size, balance, arches, the whole nine. With that info, the store associate is then able to recommend the best sneakers for your own foot. It's pretty spot on. The young man that worked with us (I didn't get his name) was patient and super knowledgeable. He bought out about 5 pairs of sneakers each for my husband and I to try on. We went on a Saturday at just the right time as it got super crowded right after we arrived. There is metered street parking right out front and some really cool shops on the same block. Go check them out, get fitted for good sneakers and take care of your feet!

Had an excellent experience at Fleet Feet Ridgewood thanks to Gary. He helped me, my mom, and my…read moresister, all of us with different foot issues, and was incredibly patient, knowledgeable, and attentive. He took his time with each of us and never made us feel rushed, even though the store was busy. He balanced helping multiple customers seamlessly while still making us feel cared for. We all left with great shoes and a really positive experience. Highly recommend asking for Gary!

Always my go to place for my jerseys and team's sportswear needs…read more The price is right and everything always gets to me way before I need it. Bobby is very meticulous and takes all the time necessary to help design the jerseys, shirts, hoodies, hats, etc to exactly how we want them. I've been going here for many years and never have been disappointed.

PROS: this place was interesting. They had a ton of different stuff all organized by category…read more Prices were decently reduced CONS: it was messy and the workers didn't seem to care while a lot of the stuff was broken. OVERALL: I understand it's a discount place but you need to still take care of the merchandise

Went to this warehouse on its 2nd day of opening. My friend and I happened to pass by it on our way…read moreto the 3rd floor at Palisades Mall. Soon as we got in, we were welcomed and told "you should ger a cart, you will definitely need it!". Of course we said no thanks, thinking we were just going to browse- but of course not. The markdowns were unbelievable and were marked down again at the register! How about 5 golf shirts, a pair of shorts with pockets (for my hubby) and a tee shirt for me = $16.08?!?!! Additional markdowns at the register may not apply to all the items (sports wear from toddlers to adults PLUS a wide selection of sneakers!) but they have a great combo of branded and none branded items (NorthFace, Timberland, Adidas, Champion, etc). Doesnt hurt to check out this place- no fancy schmancy but with a friendly staff and great items! (It's right beside Cheesecake Factory at Palisades Mall, West Nyack! Apparently not all Dick's Sporting Good Stores have a warehouse. I told my friend from SF, to check out the store closest to them in Daly City, sadly no DSG Warehouse there.

Let me start by saying that Ski barn is probably one of the most busiest ski apparel shops in the…read moretri-state area, and there's never been a time where I visited the store and haven't had to wait a while for service when it comes to boots or skis. However, with that said, it is absolutely worth the wait. Rick Vanek is one of the best at what he does, and I always try to seek him out when I visit, however, last weekend he was occupied, so I had to put my name on the waiting list. An unassuming, younger woman by the name of Abby was readily available, and when I tell you, I probably gave her the most difficult time in assisting me because I had my mindset on what I wanted. Boy was I wrong. After guiding me, even against my will at times, she ended up giving me exactly what I needed, not what I wanted. Every boot that I tried on that I came in for ended up not being sufficient enough for my feet. She never lost patience with me, and ultimately, she put me in a boot that I would've had never chosen. The irony is these boots are the most comfortable boots that I've ever worn and they are also at the skill level of what I was seeking. Rick actually recognized me and came up to say hi as Abby was servicing me, and just smiled silently. He knew that she knew her stuff. I can't praise her enough for taking care of me thoroughly and ultimately giving me exactly what I came for. Don't let her young appearance fool you, she's more skilled at what she does than some other individuals at other shops twice her age. I've been skiing for over 26 years, and this young lady just schooled me. Abby, thank you so much for putting up with a hardheaded veteran like myself. I highly, highly recommend anyone that is looking for the proper ski boots to visit this location and ask for Rick or Abby in a heartbeat. Well done!

The good: I've been coming to Ski Barn with my family for ski rentals for a few years. The fitters…read moreare consistently great - friendly, good with kids, and know how to size boots appropriately. Despite the hectic season, the staff does well. The bad: I brought my own boots/skis in for a tune-up for this season. While I discussed what I needed with one of the men behind the counter, another guy working there came over and informed me that my skis are actually not mine; they are rentals from Ski Barn, which I never returned. I tried to explain a couple of times that I owned my boots and skis and bought them at a Ski Barn sale event a few years ago. I've also brought them to be tuned at Ski Barn each season with no issues. The guy was adamant that I was wrong and trying to service rentals, implying that I never returned a pair and was trying to pass them off as my own. Not only was he completely wrong, his tone was incredibly rude. I explained again; he doubled down. By looking at their computer system, it is easy to see my rental record, and he could quickly see that in all my years of renting, I've never rented adult skis. I only rent for my children. Why would I have an adult rental that I never rented? But he could not back down. Instead, he made insulting remarks to me, which said more about him than me. He still could not concede, so he said he was just not going to pursue it anymore. The best part is - which we found out toward the end of our altercation - it turns out his dad is the owner of Ski Barn and actually was the one who fitted me and sold me my boots and skis a few years back. So no, they are not rentals:) His dad knew how to make a sale and get a family of customers. His son just figured out how to lose us. I will complete our transaction this season, but in the future, we are going to Mt. Everest Ski Shop. ETA: After I pick up our skis, I will take them to the shop on the mountain we're going to for a quick check because I would genuinely not be surprised if this guy messed around with our equipment out of spite.