Huge store! Lots of athletic wear! No fishing gear at this location though…read more Employees didn't really offer help but it's fine. Lots of Nike and Under Armor with a smattering of team jerseys.

Soooo I have been at this store before but not really a stop for me when I come to the Great Mall…read more My cousins were visiting and they wanted to stop by since there is no Dick's Sporting Goods where they live. Yes, the store is huge. Yes, it looks organized and clean. Yes, there is a lot of sporting items. Yes, there are a lot of brands featured and available. My cousin wanted some Hoka shoes, she saw some that she liked and wanted to try in her size. In order to get your size to try on, there is a tablet on a stand that has you scan the bar code that is on the inside of the shoe that is on display. Once you scan, the shoe pops up, the colors are on display and the shoe sizes that are available. Using the touchscreen and going through the prompts, you request your shoe to be brought out. You also add your name to the request. On the display it tells you that your shoes will be brought out, less than 5 minutes. Since my cousin had a small infant with her and it was feeding time, I told her that we should sit and wait. A minute passes by, then 2, then 5, then 10, then 20. Meanwhile, I see no sales associates on the shoe floor. No one to ask what is happening. There is an entrance in the back that has signs posted to not enter, employee entrance only. Mind you, we were sitting right on the side of that entrance. Suddenly, an employee comes out, calling the brand and the shoe size of the two boxes that he had. People are scrambling to see if the shoes that are brought out are theirs. Nope. Some people are holding on to the display shoe and asking the associate if they could bring their size. The employee leaves to this illusive wall/door. Waiting, waiting.... Now, I am a very patient person but now we are at the 30 minute mark, another employee (not the 1st one that came out) makes an appearance, once again calling shoe brand and size. Walking a bit and swarming. Who knew that so many people were requesting Hoka shoes at that moment too. Why did the screen bother asking for a name if they were not going to use it. More people swarm the employee asking for their shoe size and they leave before I can say anything. 40 minutes....50 minutes, another 3rd employee walks out and brings another stack of shoe boxes with him. Same show, calls out the brand and the size. Nope, not the Hoka's my cousin wants to try on. Finally, I ask the employee, how long from when I place a request to when someone comes out with the shoe, and he said 5 minutes at the most???!!!!!! The most! I told him that I had been out here for almost an hour and no one has come out, he aplogizes and asks what shoe we want. I told him and he promises that he will be out ASAP with my shoe. Okay....promising. Another employee comes out....people swarm, my shoe is no where in the stack. Every other customer that is in the shoe dept is trying on their shoes, deciding and walking over to the cash registers to pay for their shoes. Not joking after waiting over an hour, finally the shoes for cousin to try on comes out. No, they didn't call my name, but since we had prime seating area to this door, i was able to spot the sticker with the shoe style that my cousin wanted. She tried them on....and NOOOOOO! they were too tight, she needed a half size bigger. Ugh, the future did not look fun if we were going to wait soo long to get the bigger shoe size. But, she wanted the shoe and they were leaving the next morning and there was no time to order online or go elsewhere. I used the tablet kiosk to make another request, I guess I had not learned my lesson. Mind you, I didnt see another kiosk and there was a guy that was perusing and looking like he was online shopping while others had to make their request. I did it and the waiting games continued. Waiting, waiting....everyone else getting assistance.... 10 more minutes....20...30 Finally I asked, where are we on the queue for our shoe to come out. He said well they dont have the size 8, so sorry. Um, we have the size 8, she has tried it on, now we need and 8 1/2, oh, sorry about that, I will be back ASAP. Okay....ASAP means different things for people. Finally, an associate comes out, not calling out names, brands or sizes and I see the shoe box. I told him that is ours. He gives it to me. My cousin tries them on and they fit. Long review, yes. But what a nightmare! Why have a process if it does not work and its not efficient. In a perfect setting, sure I can see instead of harassing the sales associates with wanting your shoe size, there is a system in place for them to get the alert and they come out with what you requested. The sales floor is clean since the only shoes out there are the display and not hundreds of shoe boxes. But, what is in place is not better. Personally, I will never buy shoes here. I would go somewhere else to try them on. I also wouldn't recommend this experience to anyone. Unless, maybe you have time to kill. Maybe.

I first noticed this Columbia Sportswear Store a couple of years ago. I was pretty stoked as it was…read morein my area and being an avid outdoors person, I've often owned/used Columbia gear. But then I go to find out that it is not a store open to the public. *Unstoked*. But rather this is a Company Employee Store. Meaning a company or place of employment has to sign up with them (not really sure what that entails), then with a code/invite, the employees of said company can now enter the store and shop to one's content. I go to find out that my work gets involved in this annually, so I finally get a chance to scope it out. You have to bring the invite (a flyer for us with a code) and some proof of employment (a work badge for me). It is kind of a run-around but there is a benefit to all this. There are 3 glaring benefits from my perspective. 1. Being invite only and not open to the general public, the place is not crowded and cluttered. Very clean racks and displays. 2. Lots of legit inventory, so not a mish-mash of odd sizes and discontinued styles like factory stores. Felt like a kid in a candy store. Quite organized too, easy to find designated sections. 3. There are perceived deals/values here. Now I will point out that the brands sold here ie Columbia, Prana, Sorel etc are premium brand names and are usually not cheap. I actually find a full priced item to be borderline insane/expensive. Any Columbia gear I own are either gifts or things I got on some sort of sale/discount. Here at this store everything inside is 40% off (taken at the register). And even some items with certain highlighted tags, may be discounted even further to say 50-60%. A much better deal considering the quality. And after I went through their register to complete my sale, I was given another pass (good for 3 other guest too) to shop within the next 30 days. And there was a coupon attached where $20 can be taken off if spending reaches $100 (pretty darn easy to do). So another 20% off. They know how to market cuz ya know I want to come back for that. All things I restrained myself from getting on this last trip...will just wait til the next out. Bet!

noticed Columbia Sportswear during a Texas Roadhouse visit, but had not noticed it was an employee…read morestore. I was in need of some clothing appropriate for an Alaskan Vacation so stopped in at Columbia. There are many ways to access the Store including being a member of AAA. My entrance was via a Guest Pass. Columbia, Sorel, Prana, and Mountain Hard Wear available at a discount 40%+ both via in store stock, and their online Catalog accessed via easy to navigate kiosks. i opted to shop the online catalogs that made shopping a joy given It provides access to thousands of products and a wide range of sizes. several clothing items were purchased with a reasonable delivery fee and date, plus a 40% discount on the clothing. The person vetting hopeful customers was very helpful, and service was provided by a staff person on the floor when assistance was needed to complete the payment step of my online cart. The quality of the clothing is excellent, the store inviting, parking easy, this is a value destination without the sku limitations of an outlet. I can not recommend the Columbia Sportwear Store enough if looking for quality / reasonably priced clothing / gear.

Best place in the Bay Area to get your badminton needs. Everything is well priced, friendly staff…read more Alex the owner is awesome, stringing usually takes 1 week but they do the best job out of all the place I've tried. Have good selection of rackets and they have a program where you can rent before buying rackets.

Very nice selection of badminton and tennis gear and attire and very helpful service.read more

This spot has a small parking lot in front and a bigger lot in the back…read more I love this place. My friends and I come here every Monday for their golf simulator, but they have so many things like an arcade, bouldering, rock climbing, badminton and volleyball courts, as well as a full bar that serves food. My cousin loves their golf simulator which is in the back and you have to reserve it. There's 2 of them in the back room so multiple parties can be on the simulator. $20 per person for an hour which isn't bad. Since I don't use the simulator, I don't have to pay, I just hang out with my friends. I usually just order a drink and hang out. You order at the bar and they will bring the food right to you. They also have a bunch of tvs around that has all the sports channels on. There's so much to do and all of the workers are friendly and helpful. Love this spot so much to a point where we come here pretty much every Monday to hang out after work.

This place is great, lots of fun things to do, and the staff is very friendly. The outside space…read morewas relaxing.

I came in with my daughter looking for some cleats and I spoke to a young man called Erick. He…read morehelped me get some cleats for my daughter that she's been in want of. She was super happy and I do anything possible to achieve that and this young man helped me get to that point! I loved how well set up this store is and It was definitely the drive coming from Richmond!

Went there 4/5/26. We arrived at the store at 3pm, 1 hour until closing. Saw a sign that said "will…read morebe back in 15 minutes". We stayed to wait and it took them 30 minutes to come back. Customer servicewas horrible, had to requesthelp multipletimes and to all she was not able to help. Only kept saying that only merchandiseout in display was what they had. Never left the counter and was only speaking to another employee. We were the only customersthere. We leftin less than 5 minutes.

The instructors had been amazing here - for the first timers like me, you get to be taught and…read moreshare some basic tricks to score more points. went with my fam and they all had a great time. Was addressed timely and staff were great. I went on a weekend and with reservation - highly recommend to reserve before you go. Limited spots. It's also very easy for first timers.

My cousin and I took the beginner class through them. It was $40 for 2 hours. They include all the…read moreequipment, you just need to show up. The instructor was very knowledgeable, patient, and gave out super good info! He would help us on our form. We both really think it was worth the price. The indoor range is organized and targets were nice. Selection was amazing! We definitely want to come back!

These folks seemed pretty good from their website and listed the camper shell I wanted to buy. I…read morecalled several times and it routes you to their SoCal location, then a person has to transfer you to Fremont - no direct line. Left voicemail, no call back. Emailed, no response. Both for days. If you can't even contact me to close a no effort $5000 sale how can you be trusted to do a good job with an install or warranty work? I called multiple Campway's stores, each of which has a direct number, picked one, put down deposit and got an appointment in 10 minutes.

Shout out to Chris for the awesome job he did installing my new camper shell onto my 2019 Toyota…read moreTacoma. It took three hours for installation. I selected an RSI SmartCap EVO Sport because of its versatility and features. I'll be able to use it for camping and for protecting my gear and tools from the elements. The 2024 model is the second generation shell that features a button to unlock the the panels from the inside. This was a huge complaint from YouTube reviewers and RSI listened and incorporated their feedback. The shell is manufactured by RSI in South Africa and is made from stainless steel. This isn't your grandfather's camper shell! I love that all four side panels feature windows. One of the things Chris did is weather proof the front rail on my truck bed. He mentioned that Tacoma's are know to leak at this spot and recommend a sealer. Chris did this without charging me. That's excellent service! Overall, I love the esthetic look and design of this shell and very happy to have given this small business my business. The process to order was very simple too. Communication was excellent.

Went here for a month while on travel. The gym was very clean! The staff was super helpful and I…read morehighly recommend to anyone in the area!

First off I wish I would have taken some pictures of the place as it looks nothing like most of the…read morepictures posted. It's a large warehouse, full of equipment. Quite overwhelming actually. Could use some tiding up but with the quantity of equipment they have, it's acceptable. We purchased an Octane lateral XL8000. The price was acceptable to what I found for used-unknown-age like item. Great service overall. Delivered to our home and moved it inside.