deep disappointment with Dick's Sporting Goods for its decision to no longer sell firearms,…read moreammunition, and related accessories. As a customer and sportsman, I find it disingenuous that a store with "Sporting Goods" in its name has chosen to turn its back on a core part of American sporting culture. Firearms and hunting sports have been a central component of outdoor recreation for generations. By removing these products from your shelves, Dick's has alienated a significant portion of its customer base--people who engage in legal, responsible shooting sports, hunting, and self-defense. Caving to ideological pressures may win short-term headlines, but it erodes the trust and loyalty of long-standing customers who came to Dick's specifically because it was a one-stop shop for all sporting needs--including firearms. This decision is not only disappointing, it's a clear departure from what your brand originally stood for. If Dick's no longer intends to support the full range of traditional sporting goods, then perhaps it's time to reconsider the name on the front of the store.

It was a busy holiday weekend and the line was long and I had waited for an item for hold and the…read morefirst person to helped me overlooked it. I then went back and found it frustrating it was eventually there and had to wait in line again and pull it from the shelf. HOWEVER The manager came to help out, made the line go by super super quick. I told her what had happened she sincerely apologized for the mishap and made it right!! I will definetely go to this Dicks Sporting Goods moving forward. Her name was Sara and turned my whole day around!

What a fun place to do winter holiday shopping! They have what you need for the outdoor enthusiasts…read morein your life! I scored some cozy hats as stocking stuffers and some great wool socks for the winter! The staff is great - helping you find what you need and offering suggestions based on other people's feedback or personal use! I love that the employees are passionate about the products they sell and have someone who used them able to give you feedback based on what you need. I am in the need for some boots this winter and I will be back for myself soon!

This is a large Rei location. Staff are very helpful throughout the sales floor. Check them out for…read moreyour outdoor needs.

Bass Pro is paradise for outdoor clothing, accessories, and gear. Good quality at a reasonable…read moreprice. So many choices.

Went in for a fishing license and that was great. The reason for 3 stars a young kid working there…read morewas at customer service sitting on the counter helping a customer. I find this poor customer service and disrespectful.

Rally House is a store where you can buy local sports team apparel and other items. This Rally…read moreHouse location seems just like the other Rally House stores in the area. (Is Rally House a regional or national chain? I have no idea.) I have purchased a number of gifts here over the years. Prices seem higher... But it seems like everything is increasing in price these days, so maybe it's not especially so at Rally House.

This place has a vast assortment of all gear related to any sporting team in St. Louis…read more This particular location had a massive amount of Blues merch but also tons of Cardinals and St. Louis City SC stuff as well. We browsed for a half hour or so and found something for each of us inside. Prices are fair and employees were helpful.

I absolutely love this Dick's Sporting Goods! It truly has everything -- and I mean everything. The…read morestore is huge, with plenty of space for all kinds of sports equipment, clothing, and accessories. From pickleball gear and local team merchandise to kayaks and fitness equipment, the list goes on and on. DSG also has a lock on the newest Stanley, Owala, and Yeti releases. They always seem to get the latest trending collections in bulk, which makes it easy to find the perfect gift for anyone. Need something for a game? Head to Dick's! They've got sweatbands, moleskin in team colors, mouthguards, bats, and balls -- everything you might need, all in one place. I've also used online pickup at this location, and it makes shopping a breeze. The staff are always friendly, available, and ready to help. This store is definitely my go-to for anything sports or outdoor related!

Located in West County Mall. This location is huge with 3 levels. Bikes, clothes, shoes,…read moreaccessories etc. Great prices , friendly staff. Store well lit , and spacious. Plenty of sales.

DEFINITELY DON'T SHOP HERE! Go to a different location or…read moresomething or just sell your stuff online Customer service is terrible, kids working and poor management selling stolen and beat up products for way overpriced and offering pennies for your things and u catch them selling it for hundreds over there offer price like we can't google the worth of things too system is unfair

I've tried Play It Again Sports a few times. Maybe my mistake was relying on the kids there who…read moreclearly know nothing about the merchandise they are selling. It would be great if management would educate these young men so they can offer some expertise in the area of sports equipment. It's not their fault. I would recommend not buying any used gear from Play It Again because 1. They are WAY overpriced and 2. You can find much, much better deals on Facebook marketplace. I bought a set of golf clubs from Play It Again and after doing some research I realized that the clubs were so old that they weren't even in production anymore. Nevermind the fact that there was an additional charge at the register that was not told to me until I looked at the itemized receipt....the clubs were still too expensive for what they were. I went on marketplace and found a way, way better golf club set for less than half the price. I returned the clubs and I am in better shape because of it. No need to hit up this place for used sports equipment. Go elsewhere.

I definitely forgot to check in but I did go here…read more I had been wanting to get this nano puff Patagonia jacket for awhile now and finally decided to take the plunge when they had a store wide sale. I brought my parka for the day but I feel like it's so big and bulky. I wanted a lighter option that was wind resistant. Beth helped me and just as I was asking ChatGBT how cold it would still keep me warm she asked me in person and she said 30 degrees which was inline with what chat said so whoohoo! It actually warmed up to 30 the day I got it while I wore my better sweater 1/4 zip and wow it made such a difference. No buyer's remorse, no ragrets, not even a letter. :)

Good ski shop and nice selection of clothing. Bike shop, kayaks and hiking. The kirkwood location…read moreis where the ski shop is.

I had heard about this place and wanted to check it out. So I went here, not really knowing what…read moreto expect. The Rawlings Experience is part showroom, part store, part museum and part batting cage. Of course, pretty much everything they have is baseball related. There's a lower level and an upper level. The lower level focuses on gloves. Baseball gloves, softball gloves, kids' gloves, you name it. There are many unique, specialized gloves that looked really cool. You are free to take them down, try them on, and if you want, buy one. Keep in mind though, that the are about $450/each. So you probably wouldnt want to bring your kid here to get their first glove. There's even an area where you can customize your own glove - pick the color of the leather, the stitching, you can get your name or designs branched onto it, or other personalized touches to make your glove unique. Also on the lower level toward the back is a display of the Gold Gloves. These awards are given to the best fielder at each position in each league every year. They have all the Gold Gloves that they awarded the past year on display and behind that is a room with their Gold Glove hall of fame - the best fielders at each position (those who won the most gold gloves). Each of these players has a locker, jersey and a Gold Glove. Cool! Upstairs is about other equipment, primarily bats. They have metal bats, wood bats, both for baseball and softball. I thought they were pretty cool, but what I really liked was they had a batting cage. There were 2(?) cages with tees where you could hit, and a batting cage where the ball is pitched to you by a machine. The latter looked cool but there was a line, so we didnt do that, but my kid did get to bat off a tee, and that was cool. They have bats and batting helmets for people to use. Upstairs also had batting gloves, backpacks and maybe other sporting goods, also for sale (fortunately at more reasonable prices). Overall, it was a great place to visit and I'd definitely recommend it if you like baseball and are in the St. Louis area.

The Rawlings Experience is located in Westport Village outside of St Louis…read more Inside you can swing bats,design your own glove ,lol at the lastest equipment or just browse thru the store looking at the various artifacts highlighting the game's greatest accomplishments. There is no fee to enter so definitely a must stop if you love America's past time.

Champs Sports is a subsidiary of Foot Locker that specializes in sports apparel, foot wear, and…read moreaccessories. According to Wikipedia they were established in 1984 and as of 2015 operated 547 stores mostly in shopping malls. Including the St. Louis Galleria in the northern end of level 3. St. Louis is a Major League city and you can say that my dad, bro, and I are a Major League family because we share a common interest in the sport. We'd see four St. Louis Cardinals games from July 29 to August 2. When you take into consideration that the St. Louis Cardinals were a major part of the vacation, it was inevitable that we wanted keepsakes. We just happened to check out Champs when right there in the back stood a wall of professional sports caps. To my surprise in the heart of the Cardinals Nation there was a solid selection of NY Yankees caps. Expectedly there was a grand selection of St. Louis Cardinals caps from the red and white "SL" lettering to the Cardinals on the baseball bat. As it turned out, Champs ran a deal where you can buy one cap and get the other half off. When you take into consideration that the prices are so jacked up in mall stores, it wasn't an exceptional bargain. Additionally, there were vast price differences in the caps. But, I took a liking to the black baseball cap with the red cardinal. You can see it below in the picture at the top center. There ended up being an issue. This was one of the baseball caps that was unadjustable. My head was too big for the limited sizes that they had on display. I'd delay the keepsake. However my dad and bro left Champs with Cardinals caps and socks. Although, I left Champs without a Cardinals cap, I did leave with a new hobby. That hobby is collecting professional team caps from the stadiums that I visit during that vacation. It was the well-merchandised presentation of professional team caps on Champs back wall that planted the seed of this hobby.

The entire staff of about (8) all on there phones. Really rude ! What happened to the days when…read moreworkers weren't allowed to be on the floors texting and talking on their cellphones one speaker . Won't be visiting again .