If I see an add for $20 boots at Rivers, I will jump right into my car and scoot on up to Mt Barker…read moreto try on a pair of these said boots. Sad to say though, items advertised on TV just never seem to exist in this outlet, it's like this Rivers store exists in a sales league of it's own. All in all though I really appreciate Rivers, it reminds me of the country for some reason, it's all reasonably priced and there's a good range of clothing available, more for mid 20's and up age group. It's great for kids shoes, I picked up a pair of sandals for my niece for $3! they've lasted a month so far, which is pretty amazing for what I paid. If you are looking for basics then I recommend rivers based on the fact that their clothing doesn't fall apart the first time you wear it which is always a bonus! and you're always guaranteed to find a plain tank top or a pair of tights when you need them, unless of course they were advertised on TV!! But if you're strolling past its worth a look in there anyway, even if its just for some peace and quiet. I'm not sure why but there something really soothing about Rivers outlets.

Rivers is one of my top stores when looking for clothes for my husband. They are trendy, and they…read morelast. The best thing is the regular specials they have on, like $10 tops, or $5 shorts. I do agree with Elissa, that the stock levels here can be pretty dismal, but it's still worth a look if you are going past.

What will you find at Ned's todaaaay…read more Well yesterday I found a few things,and some of them I wasn't really sure what they were...ornaments perhaps? I often find a lot of "nothings" at Ned's. This particular nothing was a multicoloured mirrored ball thing, paperweight? oh the pointlessness. I like Neds when I need something on the cheap, like canvases for instance, Ned's houses the Montmarte range for the artiste on a budget, great for acrylics too, but get your brushes elsewhere. There are a lot of decorative home wares in Ned's these days, don't like that cushion in green? That's OK because the next display wall over has it available in pink! There are a lot of candle holders here too and while I have noticed that a lot of the products look cheap, they aren't so cheap to buy. The main thing is that you have a browse, I get my pet's food dishes from here, I also get bob wigs for dress up parties and wrapping paper for christmas presents. The Mt Barker outlet is pretty big and has some decent variety but it's a touch hit and miss, it's more a case of you might find it at Ned's today, depending on 'what' it is.

Unfortunately, or some might say fortunately I'm not much of a gamer anymore, so I don't frequent…read moreplaces such as EB as often as I once might have. However buying a game recently, I chose EB as it seemed quick and easy to get what I wanted.. and it was. But I was quickly reminded of why (when I was still a bit of a gamer) I would never go to EB. The price. Unless you want some kind of limited edition copy or limited figurine, for new release games they are usually 10, 20 or even 30 dollars more expensive than other retailers. If you want specialised gaming advice, these are your guys, but if you're just after a new game.. save yourself some dollars, go to a department store.