Felt like a kid in a candy store , I could spen a whole day here and still feel like I missed…read moresomething , and the staff was very friendly and helpful ... awesome 'man' store!

Always have what I need in stock, great quality and for good prices. Anita always helpful, gets out…read moreof stock items in days !!

So, I'm finally back from my 1yr long "vacation" to parts unknown, ... and I feel froggy today, so…read moreI figured I'd write a short review, just to get my feet wet. Pro Image Sports (Est, 1985) is a Sporting wear / fan memorabilia store located inside the main "Market Place" in Freedom Crossing RIGHT before the entrance of the actual PX. Hats, shirts, jackets, emblems, car sun shade visors, thermos's etc, a very small version of your normal "Fan Shop" like you'd find inside a typical mall. From GSW to the SEC infamous and storied Alabama Crimson Tide, to the local EP Chihuahuas, they have a little bit of everything. I really like that's it's located inside of Freedom Crossing, as here is no TRUE sports shop there. I mean YES, they have the UnderArmour store and YES, UnderArmour has Steph "2017 NBA Champion" Curry. However, it's all UnderArmour themed gear, and not team related. PLEASE, forgive me for being sexist, and forgive me for being stereotypical, however, MEN, more often than not, love their sports. Whether it's multi sport fandom or just the hardcore football and football only guy. Now statistically (just stating facts), there are more men stationed here than women. And again, statistically, there's more men that care about sports than women. So why wouldn't there be a sporting wear store in Freedom Crossing? And now that I think about it, why isn't there a BIGGER one? Like this ProImage Sports x2 in size coupled with like a FootLocker? Anyways, I hope using the men as an example isn't offensive, because it's fact. So if facts re offensive to you.... don't pursue the college degree that you don't have yet in any science related field. Stick to the social work arena where opinions are king... or queen. First review back on the soil. Not sure how I feel about it. But I DO know that this place gets 4 stars from me based on the fact it has a decent selection, AND, it's literally the only one of its kind on post. 2stars + 2stars = 4stars. Now stop in and get your Golden State Warriors gear, ... Dad it Mayne

They have a pretty good selection of NFL, NBA team goods from hats, mugs, car products, shirts,…read morestickers etc... if you have a team you follow, I'm sure you'll be able to find something you like. I was looking for some GSW goods for my husband but because the season has ended and they won the championship, most of the stuff were sold out. But the guy at the counter was very helpful and he took time to look for stuff my husband may like with me.

Great service and fast. The bike was treated with great care and feels brand new. Thank you again.read more

Called around recently to bike shops in the area and ultimately took my bike here. Had to up my…read moretube and tube protection game. These guys are solid. Got two new thicker tubes along with the plastic tube protectors all for a reasonable price and they had it ready the next day. Definitely recommend Border Bicycle and this is my go to bike shop in El Paso.

Always have done excellent work. We have had Family TShirts made over the last 12 years. Most…read morerecently for a family Carnival Cruise during Christmas 2016. We ordered 12 shirts (I think) may be 15.. The Family Loved them. The JJ team was helpful in the development of our Shirt Idea.

Great family run business! The staff is always polite and courteous and we were very satisfied…read morewith the work provided!

What a scam this company is. Went into there JBLM location, and purchased a item on my credit card…read morebill that was total on receipt of $4.69 total. Just got my statement, and this location charged my card $7.00, nearly a 50% increase. Now at NO TIME did they mentioned any fees for card use. But a 50% charge is absolutely ridiculous on all levels. SHAME ON YOU. I will promote to all I know far and wide, stay away from these crooks.

**FYI: This is the location next to Smash Burger, adjacent to Under Armour in the outside area…read more This is NOT the little inside the PX spot.** Military and tactical gear/clothing. Some "military issued" items are sold here, but it's mostly tactical aftermarket type items that won't be found in your normal MCAS (Military Clothing and Sales). While Not officially Army sponsored, you WILL find these (like this one) on military instillations and you WILL find that they carry many AR 670-1 approved items. Boots (aftermarket style) being one of the most popular items sold at these locations. Your Nike SFB, Rocky S2V, Reebok Dauntlus, Oakleys etc etc. Pretty decent store to come stock up on legit tactical gear to be used for anything from hunting to paintball, to military deployments or just looking Kim a complete asshole walking around the mall (you've seen the type) lol. Anyways, THIS guy has a Bataan Death March coming up, so I'm here for special boots and socks so I can break them in prior to this monster of a task. And if you don't know what the Bataan Death March is... Look it up and educate yourself on what our forefathers have endured.... And I what I'll endure in order to honor them in any way possible. Das it Mayne

If I could rate lower than 1 star, I would…read more So picture this: I do my homework, check the official CIF website, and it proudly tells me "walk-ins start at 0900 on Fridays." Great, love that for me. I show up at 0900 sharp, motivated and ready. There's a sign out front saying the entrance is at Building 807 . Cool, follow the arrow. Walk down the road: 808...809...810...814...815...816...still no 807. Look left, look right--801, 802, 803, 804. Guess what? Still no 807. We finally take a gamble on an open door. Walk in like it's a speakeasy. "Is this the entrance?" The guy says "yes, what can I do for you?" The building is literally 808, not 807. Already off to a strong start. I say, "we need IFAKs." He gives me the classic CIF side-eye and goes, "hmm okay, come with me." Leads me straight to the IFAK station, I'm literally standing in front of the gear I need, and he says, "walk-ins start at 1230, come back then." Sir??? The IFAKs are right there. Why do I feel like I'm in an Army escape room? He even tells another worker, "remember their faces, they'll be back at 1230." Okay, whatever, I'll play this clown show. Fast-forward, it's 1210. I'm standing in line listening to every person get asked, "Do you have an appointment?" and every person respond, "No." Spoiler: the line doesn't move. Then a new guy strolls up, asks what I need. I say "IFAKs." He hits me with, "We don't have any," and just walks away. Excuse me?? I'm flabbergasted, jaw on the floor. I push back: "Sir, we were here at 9 this morning, they showed us the IFAKs, they said 1230." He's like, "hmm who said that?" I tell him it was another short man in a gray shirt. He disappears, comes back, and suddenly it's, "you're lucky, I have 3." Lucky?? My brother in Christ, you had them the whole time. It's now 1330 and I'm still standing here, still waiting on an IFAK, and the line has not moved an inch. Moral of the story: CIF Fort Bliss is a mythical labyrinth where time doesn't exist, rules change every 20 minutes, and the only way to succeed is sheer dumb luck. Would I recommend? Only if you enjoy being gaslit by supply clerks.

Unlike the previous reviewers who had less than a pleasant experience, I was very grateful I had a…read moregreat experience today. In fact, it probably was one of the best equipment turn-ins I ever experienced during my 22+ year service--I must've gone through at least eight CIFs during that time. If you include RFI draws, I've gone through more than 10 times of draws and turn-ins. I called last week to make an appointment suggested by my transition counselor. The lady who answered the phone scheduled me right away and told me to stop by and pick a sorting instruction sheet up which I gladly did--and I was so glad I did for it prepared me for a great experience. I arranged my equipment in a shopping cart according to the order of turn-in stations before entering the building per instructions. This definitely made the process to go very smoothly. As I proceeded to each station (altogether seven), I handed over items as a station worker called out each item. I repeated that several times before I reached the end of the line. I was even able to skip a station since I didn't have anything to turn in there. I received my paperwork of completion at the end (Final Out Station). I was so grateful I wasn't missing any item I had to turn in because if I were missing anything I would be financially liable for any missing items. It felt so good to finally turn all my equipment in after hauling them around from installation to installation (literally around the world) all these years! It was another significant mile marker in my Army experience, and it was a good one!