I visited this place to explore its fishing pools and obtain a fishing license. I'm thoroughly…read moreenjoying the outdoorsy atmosphere here. The entire building exudes a sense of adventure, with its impressive size and exciting hunting decor and waterfall makes it feel like stepping into the great outdoors. I was amazed by the wide range of products they carry, from cart hart to north face to ray ban. We decided that I needed a new fishing pool for offshore fishing. We found a fantastic deal on one, and we also got a great deal on a fishing license. The service provided was exceptional and courteous. I'll be coming back here again and again to explore what other products they have that will enhance my next fishing adventure.

I enjoy shopping at Bass Pro Outdoor World but I do think the prices are high. They have quite a…read morevariety of sporting items, especially fishing. They have some cute displays but some of the interactive activities are not working. There also was no employees around that I could find, other than in the checkout area.

I love this new store. The store is bright and welcoming. The staff is really nice and helpful…read moreeven when you ask them to order something. They have a ton of clothes and sports equipment. I also found some great deals here even though it's located at the mall.

Friday, 9/30/2022 -…read more My #407 Review On Sunday, September 11th, I decided to cruise and change up My 6,000 health steps by walking and shopping inside Great Lakes Crossing Outlet Mall in Auburn Hills. I caught site of this business called Columbia Factory. It is store #938 located in District 9 on the map of the mall previously opened in 2019. This outlet store carries apparel, footwear, accessories and equipment for outdoor enthusiasts of all levels and for all seasons of the year too! Prices are decent. I stopped in to look for winter boots to match my Columbia 3 layer ski jacket which are located in the back of the store with other boots. My Photo is attached of the style I liked but my size was not available to try on. Prices were decent compared to shopping online. A new item advertised to wear for all family members in Fall & Winter is called Omni-Heat Reflective Jacket starting at $69.99. Shop online at www.columbia.com or call (248) 365-0055 Hours: Monday through Saturday 10am-9pm. Sunday: 11am-6pm

My first time in today and wow what cute and comfortable styles! I think it's my new favorite…read morestore! Very helpful and kind staff as well.

Purchased item online for an in store pickup. As a member, my co-op funds were applied and got it…read morefor even less. It was ready when promised. I like businesses that make my life easy.

My daughter has a membership with Rei, so we visit every now and again. I use a mobility scooter…read more While they do have automatic doors, the button on the inside door is so far back in the alcove, that I hit it and could not get turned around before the door closed. There were many areas that I was not able to get to. The socks, which is what I came for, are on a wall at the back of the clearance area. The floor was so covered in merchandise and the displays were so close together, that I could not get near them. The clothing aisles were all diagonal and impossible to navigate. Lastly, and most upsetting to me, my daughter and I were checking out at the same time and her cashier was really pleasant, greeted her warmly and kept up a stream of converation, but the one that waited on me was rude and barely spoke. I can't say for sure that this was due to my disability, but what else am I to think? Evidently Rei doesn't care for disabled people. Or maybe they think that people with disabilities do not need active merchandise, so they don't have to cater to them. Either way it was sad to be treated negatively just because I have to use a scooter to get around.

Given the popularity of hunting, fishing, camping, backpacking, and other outdoor activities is…read moreMichigan, you'd think there'd be more stores catering to these activities in South Oakland county, but the number has shrunk over the years. There's a Cabelas over by Selfridge, and a Bass Pro Sports up in Auburn Hills, but this is the only big outdoors store within 30miles of me. (I don't count Dunhams, which caters mainly to team sport activities.) Sportsman's Warehouse is the only big box store in the area that caters to traditional outdoor activities, and while it's no Cabelas, it's not bad. The archery selection is fair if you're a fan of compound bows or crossbows, but the last time I looked that had on,y two recurves or longbows. There's a lot of fishing gear for fans of spinning and bait casting, but not a lot of quality fly fishing gear. Selection in most departments is a lot narrower than you'll find at Cabelas, and not all sizes are in stock. Several times I've gone there looking for shoes and boots but couldn't find any 12s in what I was looking for. I went looking for a range bag a while ago and found just a handful of bags. The firearms selection is decent if you're looking for a 9mm auto or an AR clone, but you won't see a wide range of .22 rifles or pistols. The reloading equipment section is very thin, with only a handful of powders, cases, and bullets. Ammunition selection is wide in areas like 9mm and .223, but thinner in other areas. The .22RF selection is a seemingly random selection that changes, probably depending on what available. Still, I do visit regularly, and sometimes find good deals. I picked up a Frog Togs rain jacket that was on sale not long ago, and sometimes you'll see something interesting in the used firearms section. If you don't have a regular sporting goods store nearby, and you do t want to make a long trek to Cabelas, it's a hand place for many supplies.

Hands down one of the worse places to shop. No one's ever on the floor to help. Can't find anyone…read moreto answer question, or to help point out an item. Customer service doesn't know what they're talking about, can't even answer a simple question. Sad to say that place should just shut down I can run it better with both eyes closed

Great store and great advice! If you are looking for a well organized, clean military surplus this…read moreis your spot. We went in looking for boots and got some great advice! The pricing looked great on all the items we looked at, very reasonable. But the real value is in the experience and advice.

Great place! Husband found flight suit for a charity event. The guy really helped us find something…read moreperfect and affordable. We will be back and we will definitely recommend it!

Not a fan - its more MEH! It's literally only sports with limited supplies; i even looked for…read morecamping gear and there was nothing.

Didn't plan to buy anything but the salesperson was incredibly knowledgeable. He was able to…read moreexplain the differences between the different brands and costs of ski equipment. Great selection of kayaks as well.

I had a great experience with the service department here! The service guys are knowledgeable,…read moreprofessional, and always willing to help. They take their time to answer any questions or concerns you may have and are very thorough in explaining what needs to be done. The whole team genuinely care about customer service and take pride in their work. I would highly recommend this marina to anyone looking for reliable, quality service.

Big thanks to Mike and Nick at the Colony Mariner Pontiac service dept for helping me with a couple…read moreof eye straps for my 1999 Sea Ray Sundeck. Not only did the go over and above to find the parts but they gave them to me on the house. John A (Lake Orion)

Nice little store with few premium outdoorsy brands of clothing and gears. Like kuhl, fjallraven…read more They do carry Some backpacks and hiking gear. Not a chain, friendly staff, very helpful. Being a tall guy, Wish they had extended sizes in the store.

Great selection and customer service! And they have great items I haven't seen outside of Coloradoread more

Absolutely worst customer service I've ever had. Asked if my son could try on some joggers and was…read moretold "no we have stuff in the room". While checking out same person/cashier asked for an email and I tell her no thank you, she says "you don't have an email" no I don't want to give it to you "well they don't want us printing out receipts ", I could care less I made a purchase and wasn't allowed to have my child try on the merchandise you better believe you're giving me a receipt. Todays youth are useless and clueless