FIRST! WAHOO! Dear…read moreSoccer Blast, First, I'm mad at you. Where the F were you in the mid 80's when I was hauling my ass to the NSC in Blaine for ODP practice every freaking weekend? You are literally situated less than a mile from my childhood home, which makes this like some cruel joke. That said, you're the best indoor soccer facility in the Twin Cities (and I've played at them all). You give folks the opportunity to play indoor or outdoor, single sex or co-ed and on various levels from beginner to competitive. Your refs (especially Forrester and TJ) are the kind of caliber you don't typically get in rec leagues, which is as valuable as the convenient location and above-average facility, in my opinion. If you like old-school boards, they've got 2 of those. Gone is the Astroturf of yesterday. You can even play in your regular cleats on this pitch. Same goes for the indoor/outdoor field (domed from October-May). You'll never play on regular grass again. As loyal Burnsville-ite (Burnsvillian?) you give people a reason besides Buck Hill to come south of the river. Go Beaver Fever! Love, Holly

Anything that gives people an outlet to stay active in the deep cold winter in Minnesota deserves…read morefive stars in my book. I have been to Soccer Blast more times than I can count as my daughter has played soccer in Minnesota from the time she was six years old--she is 23 and still plays...so I have spent many an hour on the bleachers at Soccer Blast during the winter on Saturdays and Sundays...I am thankful that places like this exist and indoor soccer is a whole different game than full field outdoor but it really gives kids a chance to work on foot skills and passing..

Ordered some uniforms here for my league team. needed them two weeks in dances and it only took…read morethem a week they got it done. I kept in touch with employee Jacob throughout the whole process. Very friendly too, definitely coming back.

It'a a great place for everything soccer! The owner is super nice and truly cares about your…read moreexperience and enjoying the sport! Favorite place!

General Sports has been in business for such a long time for a reason. Their staff is very…read moreknowledgeable about the products they sell. Especially if you want hockey equipment. They are EXTREMELY patient and will bend over backwards to work with you to get the right equipment and get it to fit. Their prices are competitive with other stores and the internet plus the added bonus of truly amazing service. Another huge benefit of going there is that if you buy skates there you get free sharpening for life. At the typical $5 a sharpening that is quite a benefit. And they do a really good job a sharpening skates. Excellent repair work too on equipment.

Good selection. It's close to my place which is nice. The old ladies who works the counter is rude…read moreand entitled. I understand they will never go out of business but treat your customers with respect. Kinda sad...

Awesome fields. Well kept. Located just off the freeway. The soccer fields are turf and well cared…read morefor. Playground equipment for the kids too.

Great park! Lots of fun childhood memories made here with friends. Thank you City of Edina for…read morekeeping it so beautiful!

Excellent selection of boots and kits and the owner is a great guy too, will definitely be back!read more

From the owner: Soccer Store based in downtown Hopkins MN…read more Suppliers of Soccer Equipment & Team wear. Including: Soccer Goals, Soccer Coaching & Field Equipment, Team Uniforms, Soccer Balls; Player, Coach, Referee & Soccer Fan Accessories & Apparel.

Sean Burkett is an amazing keeper trainer! My son has worked with Sean for the past year and the…read moretraining has made an incredible difference in his skill, confidence and passion for the game. Sean is a coach that connects with all his keepers, regardless of age or gender. He trains to each individual level and builds confidence in each keeper. Sean is an extraordinary coach because he knows his craft, truly loves the game and he cares about every single keeper he trains.

This is a good place for outfitting a more serious soccer player who wants the good stuff. We have…read morebought soccer cleats and gear here over the last 4 years. Lately I have passed on the cleats - mostly because they often do not have my son's size or the selection for what he prefers is sparse. I have better luck at Dicks or online - which is unfortunate because I'd rather support a local business. So, depending on your needs - they may or may not have what you are looking for. However, we buy soccer balls and other stuff here and have been pretty satisfied. You also get staff who are very knowledgable - this is nice considering most chain store employees do not have a good background in soccer. Expect to pay top dollar, but they do always have some good clearance stuff to choose from.

Note, warmups (which are essentially jerseys) and jerseys (which are basically shirts) are priced…read morethe same. Often shirts are actually more expensive than jerseys (also called warmups). Either way, it feels like pure price gouging. There seems to be little to no competition, and teams are required to buy new sets every couple of years. Do not recommend. If you order from China, which you can do, they are priced at 80% or so discounted. But takes some planning and considering the time it takes. Note 90% of the time, the products you get from these guys are not made local or even in the US.

Our daughter plays soccer here, and we have always loved visiting even before she started. The…read morecoffee shop itself is really nice, with lots of seating, TVs showing soccer (of course), and a large selection including coffee, smoothies, soft drinks, and even beer. The soccer fields are the real star of the show here: they have kids soccer classes, adult pick-up, and also open play times (which is awesome for younger kids in the winter to be able to run around). Parking can be a bit of a challenge, but otherwise, this is an awesome and super unique business!

This is probably the first concept of mashing soccer and coffee at least in the cities. Ted Lasso…read moreand co will fit right in. In the latest design trend of chic-industrial the ultra minimalist vibe just fits with the large windows and various table sizes for some larger team patrons. There is a small menu of food favorites and some packaged treats described as cookies but are more of an energy bar. There is one blend of brewed coffee which is more of a medium roast. The only thing missing is a sign outside but that doesn't seem to be affecting business.