I'm not a sports fan, nor will I ever be a sports person. But, when Christmastime comes and you…read moreneed to buy something for a sports fanatic, you need to visit a sporting goods store. When you first walk in to Outlaw Sports you know you're in the right place. It even smells like a sports store, whatever that means. Hockey equipment fills up most of the store with all the helmets, padding, sticks and skates they have, but they also focus on other sports too. You can buy those gloves for the golfer in the family, or the pigskin for the football fan. They even sell jerseys and little figurines. There is so much stuff in this store that it's actually quite packed and crammed in. There isn't too much space to walk around and browse with all the stuff randomly placed around the store. Of course, all the people perusing the isles don't help either. I wasn't really offered a hand with finding anything, which was crappy because it took me a while. I could have asked for help, but I had a hard time locating someone who worked there. I think they were wearing green shirts, but I can't be sure. To be honest, sports stores scare me and Outlaw was no exception. At least they've got decent stock and lots of it!

This is THE place to rent skis in Calgary. The guys working there know skiing and they have the…read morebest equipment for experienced skiers. I will only rent from here in the future after trying some competitors who can't compete with the knowledge, personalized service, and high quality equipment.

A nice new location in the mall in the new wing. With the fresh look things have that new appeal…read morethough it's still the same old Eddie Bauer. The range of style in this store has always amused me. You can go from comfortable business casual all the way to full on lumberjack with one swipe of the credit card.

That's a wrong picture by the way, as this location is inside the Chinook Mall, but I'll digress…read more While most retail places have sales between 20-505, Eddie's really keen on pushing out product: how does 70% sound?! If you go way back to the back, there's a clearance section. Like their functionality of their products, whether it's clothing or those gadgets. Some were 25% off, from personal phone items to camping flashlights. Clean store, located ground level.

I purchased a pair of hiking boots from the Source for Sports website. They were shipped from a…read morestore in BC because they were the only store that had the size. They didn't fit and I went to the closest store to exchange but needed to return because they didn't have my size. I got dinged $25 from my local store to send them back to B.C.. Beware if you are purchasing anything online from this store. If you have to return, it will cost money.

note i am posting for the other source for sports in northland i couldn't find a yelp page…read more amazing service and great selection found everything i saw online in stock and website is up to date with inventory great prices just wish they had some more 24 inch pads

Huge shout‑out to an amazing SportChek employee who made my shopping experience outstanding. He was…read morefriendly, energetic, and incredibly helpful. He knew the products well and made sure I left confident in my purchase. Fantastic service -- SportChek is lucky to have Nathaniel at Chinook. Kudos to him for having made my visit extremely positive! Thanks Nathaniel for helping me choose the perfect sunglasses. Employyee # 003059928

This store had a wide selection of meat and fish. I also pleasant to find a bunch of pastry and…read morefruits. It was great taking the free sample even though I got sued for it.

BAIT AND SWITCH WARNING…read more Went back here three times looking at some expensive poles they had priced on the rack for a great deal. I even discussed with a salesperson what an amazing deal it was who concurred with me. At the till that price would quadruple. When I pointed out they had their in-store pricing much lower they told me to pound sand.

The Walmart of ski stores! Imagine not even selling xcountry…read moreski pole baskets. So much for their supposed green policy. Just buy another set i guess is their logic. Interesting in that you can buy a single ball bearing for a bicycle so skiing definitely not a priority seems

It's that time of year again: I'm gearing up to hit the hills. In minus thirty weather, it's…read moreimportant to have the right gear so that you're enjoying the powder and not freezing your butt off. Being the stylish lady that I am, I also like to look good on the slopes. I'm pretty sure that the ski cellar has existed in Calgary for time immemorial, but their website says fifty years. Well, that's still a lot older than I am! This is the place my dad first took me to gear up when I was learning to ski, and I like to go back because of their excellent selection of gear. They have tons of stuff: jackets and goggles and balaklavas and my personal favourite, toques. They have a ton of actual gear too: boots and bindings and skis and snowboards for both adults and kids, which makes it a pretty good destination for individuals but an excellent one for families. The smart shopper catches their sales in the spring, but if you're just getting into winter sports the prices are pretty reasonable. I definitely have some love for the Ski Cellar Snowboard, and this is one of my favourite locations.

Love this place! I generally go to the one in Bowness, as I live close by. I've been on the hunt…read morefor a new ski coat for a while, but am super picky. After using the same jacket for 7 years, probably longer it wasn't even warm anymore and I was sick of being cold skiing. I found this awesome Burton AK jacket and the only location to have my size was this one. So we headed down. I can't remember the names, but it's an older lady and a total ski dude, both wicked nice and helpful. After a couple trips here I finally decided to bite the bullet and buy the jacket, and I am so glad I did. They know their products and they have tons of selection.