Absolutely NOT. We purchased a pair of $180 shoes on Mother's Day and after wearing them I had foot…read morepain and swelling so when I inspected them I found the tongue is misshaped and rubbing. We returned them to the store and were informed they would do nothing. We had the credit card and receipt but without the box we were out of luck. We talked to customer service and were told the same thing. This type of behavior is unacceptable. Please know that if you buy anything there you are stuck. They said they have to be able to resell. Who would want to buy defective shoes.

Assisted by Diego and several other employees with a return from the Champs Store in Washington…read moreSquare. They were amazing, patient and got the job done. We will return.

Lots of inventory! For men and women there are rows and rows of well stocked shelves of their…read moresneakers in several styles and colors within each style. Running, walking, support - they have it. Even a nice selection of children's shoes and infants, which are adorable! In addition to sneakers, theyhave a decent selection of their athletic wear. Workout tops, jackets, leggings, yoga pants, shorts and even accessories like socks, headbands, hats and more. As I entered, I was greeted with a cheerful hello and an offer to assist. Since I wear New Balance sneakers, I was looking for a specific style, their waterproof walking shoe that rolls when you walk. This technology really helps my plantar fasciitis keeping the weight off of my heal which is so inflamed. Unfortunately they don't carry this particular style but the sales rep showed me a few other options. . Since good walking shoes are expensive, even at the outlet, I didn't want to take a chance on an unknown when I actually have a style that has proven to work for me. Without the right support, I literally can't even walk 20 feet! So I'll have to order the grid and true style online. Will definitely stop at this store every time I'm at the Woodbury Outlets to see if they have the style sneaker I wear and to check out the athletic wear, which seems to be the only thing I wear in these pandemic times! All that work here are knowledge about foot issues and what specific styles address them. Good shopping experience!

I have had great success with this store, the prices are wonderful. However, they ran a one day…read moreonly sale for Black Friday. Contributing to a traffic nightmare. I drove two hours for what should've taken 30 minutes and still couldn't get close to the store to park. Will never do that again.

Okay. I confess. I"m not a good shoe shopper. I damaged the nerves in my arches 20 years ago on…read morea job, and they will never work right again. So I have 2 or 3 styles / brands of shoe, and everything else might as well be glass slippers or ice skates because a fairy tale is as close as I"ll ever get to wearing them. That said -- I went into this place for some good, sturdy arch supports appropriate for my feet -- and to make sure I wasn't missing some alternative. I don't work on my feet (as evidenced by the number of hours at a computer every day) -- but I do drive a lot, and do either treadmill or bike exercise. This is not a hard puzzle to solve. Good Feet is not connected to a podiatrist except perhaps at the corporate R&D level or for marketing purposes, so it's not medical/prescription level foot work. And their "3 step process" is basically a thorough measuring; questions about symptoms, pain, and history; and potentially 3 levels of arch supports -- for re-training/reshaping the foot, maintenance, and casual wear. Our salesman's patter included an analogy to dentistry: braces to correct, retainers to maintain, and a mouth with no appliance at all to relax. And that's the spiel. And spiel is the right word. This is a very scripted shopping experience. Fill this stuff out. Let me ask you some questions about what hurts, when it hurts, and how how bad it hurts. Let me measure carefully. When was the last time you had your feet measured correctly? Here, rest your feet on this vibrator and read these pages while I go find your ideal product. And, like a vaccum cleaner salesman with his patter -- the price is never mentioned. You can ask. (do -- ask) -- because the full treatment of braces, retainers and relaxors will run almost 4 columns of numbers and some change -- and that's without the high-end shoes to put them in. Which is still a reasonable deal if you're in serious pain and have to work on your feet for hours and hours every day. The patter is a little -- patterish -- so it can get a little tedious; but I'm guessing that can't be helped. These are sales people -- not medical professionals or cobblers. There was a steady stream of customers while we were there -- which says a lot about how many people are walking around with aching feet. High tech comfort is a growth industry. And yes -- I bought 1 pair of rigid supports. I barely notice them -- except when I'm driving, as they keep my foot from straining and sliding into cramped positions on long drives or in difficult traffic. They make even my very stable athletic shoes completely rigid and add support in all the right places to make my foot more the shape it was when I was new from the factory. And this is a good thing. The supports can be moved from one pair of shoes to another -- and are made to last for years. Also a good thing. I didn't buy shoes. They sell brands made exactly for people who have difficult feet, stand/walk all day, or whose feet hurt -- and I already own those shoes.

I love the sonic pictures in here they are good with the kids though it's kind of weird my son…read morestares at everyone's feet

I love going to Big 5 sporting goods, I occasionally go in there and buy clothes and sports…read moreequipment for my son...... Yesterday I went in there with a weird request, so the sales associate said "we can probably do that" and called the manager up to the front. Not only did they help me out with what I wanted, they saved me money with the store items I Bought, and these store items were not even on sale. The customer service is great and very friendly, and I will be continuing to go in there as much as I can, regardless if the items are on sale or not.

Decently priced and the front staff is good. Just really sucks they say they close at 8:30, but…read morethey are always closed 10-15 minutes before that. Crazy management lets them get away with that. I guess I'll just start going elsewhere.

ECCO is a Danish Shoe company that was started in 1963 and has now expanded all over the world. I…read morewas excited to find there was a dedicated shop at the Woodburn outlets. I'm a big fan of their shoes as they seem to fit me quite well. I can't beat the quality as well. I have a few pairs of leather boots that has lasted me for years and has held up nicely. My Fiance also has casual and dress shoes that have held up over time. We were both greeted immediately upon walking in. The staff were all very helpful and friendly without being pushy. The store was clean and organized. Some of the shoes were buy 1 get the 2nd one for 40% off. So many cute boots to choose from! Oh no! Such a dilemma! Decisions! Choices! Such a quandary! Ok, enough of the drama. I ended up buying 3 pairs of boots and my fiance picked up a leather all-around casual/sport shoe. Two of my boots were covered under the 40% off so they were only $59.99. An excellent deal considering they are going for $249 a pair at Nordstrom. One very happy girl here! Excellent deals! Great shop! Amazing staff! Come by if you're in the area!

I kind of dread going into stores like Journeys, mostly because sometimes employees can be a little…read moreaggressive, and there's always teenagers or kids running around, being annoying. But, I had to go in there to buy my black 1460 Dr. martens (not a lot of places besides Portland carry them). I went in, and Bellah was so kind, polite and ready to help us, being attentive but in no way overbearing. Neither of the journeys stores in Salem had my size, so I was a little sad, but Bellah took care of it. She ordered my size, and even gave me 15% off (which is a lot considering the shoes were $140). She was swift, knowledgeable, and funny. She made my brief journeys experience a nice one. She also gave me a thorough run down of my order receipt and a little tutorial on how to use the leather balsam. Thank you again Bellah!!!

I'm afraid I felt pressured by the girl working there to buy a particular pair of shoes. She was…read morenice and helpful, but I got the impression they are really trying to up their sales or something. Also, the music in the store was so loud I couldn't hear myself think. I know the store is geared toward teeny boppers, but they might be more successful if they turn the volume down just a touch and stop pressuring people to buy things. Just my opinion.

Jesse helped my daughter find some uniform items. He was very helpful and knowledgeable. He was…read morevery attentive to her needs as well as the overall appearance of the store. He meticulously put everything back in place, it was no wonder everything in the store was organized by size and looked immaculate! Jesse is certainly an asset to 5.11 Tactical; I hope they appreciate him as much as we did and treat him well (good help is hard to find)

google shows 2 ads for a Casio watch listed on and directly tied to 511tactical for 255$ not only…read moreis it not on sale but customer service would not honor the price and tried to say that it must be google fault which is not true, why would google know or advertise for free a site that did not request it, service rep Angel was not helpful at all and seemed to shift responsibility for this issue you have Lost a customer for life.

Love this store. Pretty much one of the widest selections of Vans shoes in the state. Being an…read moreoutlet location, they carry the typical line of classic Vans styles you'll find at the Vans retail stores you'll find in most of the major malls. However, there's a nice twist, you'll also find a huge selection of random sale shoes, organized by size (sale shoes don't have full size runs, randomly sorted) and they are always buy 1 get 1 50% off. If you're a fan of Vans, it's pretty easy to come up on some great styles and at a awesome price here. They always have the sale shoes racks completely stocked and it's interesting finding different styles in your size every time you visit. They also have the same randomly sorted styles theme with racks of men's and women's apparel marked down, and almost always BOGO 50% off. Definitely worth checking out if you like Vans. They will always have the classic Vans shoes you want, but chances are that you'll be able to find a pair or 2 of shoes off the sale rack that are such a good deal you won't be able to pass them up.

I had a pretty good experience here; I've been to Vans outlets in California and they're usually a…read morenightmare of disorganization, kids running around, ugly clothes and just general chaos. This store was well-laid out, had pretty sweet inventory, and the prices were right - they had a Buy One Get One 50% Off sale going (which I imagine is a perpetual sale) that brought the prices down to something manageable. Let's not forget the lack of sales tax up here! If you're just looking for any ol' shoes, the deals aren't fantastic ($30-$60+ per pair - this is not Payless Shoe Source). If you're a true-blue Vans wearer, you're aware that these guys will last you quite a bit longer than the knockoff version at Target - trust me, I've been through at least 10 pairs of those and they are not the same. I grabbed a pretty sweet pair of tropical-print Classics for $35, making my boyfriend's $30 pair go down to $15. $50 for two pairs of shoes that typically retail for twice as much? I'll take it. If you're in the area and are looking for a pretty decent selection of Vans, check this place out.