I am not convinced the employees know what they are doing. I had my feet measured and they told me…read moreI needed a 10.5 wide shoe. I alerted them to the fact that I typically where a 12 or 12.5 in most shoes and sometimes a 13 if it isn't a wide shoe. They insisted I try a 10.5 which was too tight, but they convinced me to purchase an 11.5 wide. As expected, after wearing them for 2 days I could barely walk. My left knee began hurting, as did my back and the arches of my feet. I stand and walk for 10-13 hour shifts and this was not acceptable. I returned to the store and had them rescan me with the same resulting shoe size recommendation. This time I insisted on a 12.5, which they did not have in stock and had to order. When it came time to order the replacement shoes, the employee wanted to order the new shoes first and then process my return. I disagreed with this process as I had purchased the shoes with a gift card and would then be paying $180 and leaving with a $150 gift card. The employee asked the manager for assistance and they agreed to do my return first and refund the money to a gift card that could be used for the purchase of the new shoes. This seems like common sense, but based on the shoe measurement discrepancies, perhaps not for these employees. I will see if the replacement shoes fit better when they arrive, but I am not likely to recommend this business to anyone else looking for shoes

Dear Friends, 2023…read moremarked the start of a change in my life. We all make resolutions at the start of the year but this change isn't a resolution. It's a change.... I decided that instead of watching life I'd join it. After losing another classmate, I finally realized that my bucket list would be for not if I kept waiting for the perfect situation. One of the items on that list is to constantly improve my physical fitness. Since the stairs at work snatch my breath on a daily, I decided to start with walking. It's been a while since I walked for exercise so I knew I needed to get the right footwear. I knew without the new kicks I'd use every excuse under the sun about why I can't exercise because my shoes are worn. I landed at Fleet Feet to get the perfect fit. From start to finish I felt informed and encouraged about the process. The staff member was exceptional. His customer service was outstanding. He explained the scans, offered the best choices, and I left with my new kicks to sign up for their spring training program. While I have miles to go before I'm ready to tackle the Cooper River Bridge, I know where all my footwear will be coming from. Suggestions: Book an appointment on their website, come prepared with questions, and forget the words "I only wear...." Feet and shoes change so be open to trying new sneakers. Please share your story, reel or photo with me when you venture out to get your next pair of trainers. Excited to see you on the pavement soon. Sincerely CSRA

Located off Devine St very close to Backstreets Grill…read more I have been to this store a few times to collect my race bib, whom the store is the name sponsor on. It is one room in the front with shoes mostly, some running socks, shorts, shirts, etc. Small selection of Goodr sunglasses. There is a large room in back where I collect my race gear, there are framed track jerseys of all the high school names in the Columbia area. Your race day bib can be redeemed at store for $10 off shoes. On the last Monday of each month Strictly Running has a free pizza party with beer, nonalcoholic, and free giveaways from rotating sponsors, it was Saucony last. For all they do in the community with their sponsor on everything you can't help but return the favor.

Strictly Running always has phenomenal and knowledgeable staff that go the extra mile to ensure you…read moreare a happy customer. Gabrielle and Carter helped me and truly care about running and customers. They also offer a generous military/veteran discount of 15%, so go and save some money :)

Great venue to watch a baseball game! Great food and beer and a friendly staff!…read more Go GreenJackets!

We absolutely love SRP Park! We've experienced games from VIP box seats, general admission, and…read moreright behind the pitcher, and every spot has been such a fun experience. With our two boys, there really isn't a bad seat in the house--the energy, the music, the cheering, and all the excitement make every game feel special. Our favorite nights are definitely the fireworks games. There's something so magical about ending a summer night at the ballpark with fireworks lighting up the sky. Add in hot dogs, popcorn, an ice-cold beer, and all the classic "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" traditions, and it feels like pure Americana. I especially love that baseball is such a generational experience--the kind of simple, joyful family tradition you remember from childhood and then get to experience all over again through your own kids. SRP Park makes it easy to create those memories. Five stars from our family!

Thought the Athens Half deserved its own Yelp listing -- it's growing fast and has a bright future…read more I highly recommend this race for runners who want to have a good time, enjoy great scenery at the nicest time of year for North Georgia weather, and still experience a course that will challenge them a bit. PLUSES: Excellent course with a nice mix of challenging and relatively easy segments. I didn't run last year, but some who did told me that it's a big improvement over the grueling uphill section leading to last year's finish line. Looking at the finish times compared to 2011, this is definitely a faster course. This year's course was difficult enough in spots that serious runners needed to think about what they're doing, but still forgiving enough for beginners to enjoy. Some steep downhills, a few sneaky-tough uphill sections, and several stretches where you needed to open it up and take advantage of the terrain to hit your time. Nice mix of in-town neighborhoods, open road and the UGA campus. Water stations were plentiful and well-organized. GREAT volunteers -- can't thank them enough for contributing to a successful race. LOTS of folks out cheering the runners, especially in the Cobbham, around Five Points and then on the bridge past Sanford Stadium. I'm sure the UGA fans enjoyed the final lap through the stadium. Traffic control and route marking were good, with one exception (see below). MINUSES: The runner refuel area was too small and prone to traffic jams. Not quite a train wreck, but definitely too tight for comfort. This DEFINITELY needs to be addressed next year. It wasn't too bad when I finished (1:32:00) but when the first big waves of runners hit about 10-15 minutes later, you could tell people coming off the course were frustrated and uncomfortable trying to navigate the crowds. I didn't need the porta-pots on the course, but I heard other runners complain that they were too few and far between. There was one point on the course, at Milledge and the Loop, where traffic coming off the freeway wasn't being controlled by police. The drivers I saw were very polite and stayed out of the runners' way, even when the light had changed, but it was a safety issue. Suggestions for next year: I started towards the front, just behind the 1:30:00 pace group. Everybody up there seemed to know what they were doing, but I can't speak for those further back. Given the size of the race, though, a more formal start wave system might be a good idea for next year.

Loved the course. Water stops were great. Loved that it was not HUGE. Loved my age group prize…read more(coffee mug)! But if you are in it for the shirt--forget it! Black. Ill-fitted. Cheap fabric. I requested a small. The label said it was a small. It wasn't. Probably ordered and picked out by a man (sorry!).

Great little afternoon with my kids. They had so much fun playing putt-putt and it wasn't very…read moredifficult which allows my kids to have more fun. Next we went inside to enjoy arcades. Now I have a love/hate relationship with arcades. Love seeing my kids having fun but hate the cost! It would be great if the games were less credits. That really the only reason why they didn't get 5 stars. I would like to see the credits cut by half. We had an issue with one game and it was resolved quickly and credited us back our credits and more. Than was an awesome gesture from them. Next time we visit Augusta and need something to do... this is where we will come.

Employee Mae, at the Laser gun station has poor customer service. After Mae asked our group to wait…read moreon another group to finish their experience, she purposely walked right past us when they were done. We stood waiting for a while before we had to find someone for service. Mae never returned. Upon leaving , I saw her in the parking lot near a group of young men of whom I believe she was socializing with. We were paying customers and we deserved better service than for her to just walk away, leave us standing , and with no explanation.

I think it's a pretty cool place with lots to do for the kiddos. There's an arcade area, rock…read moreclimbing, jungle gyms, jump areas, a little bumper cars area, and a go kart area. Overall it's a nice place. The what you need cards and what color wristbands is confusing! The communication is minimal as well. Like if you get the go kart package is it unlimited during your time there? You need one color wristband to jump and then another to enter the jungle jump. Then you need your go kart card and a separate card for the bumper cars. Then if you want to load them to play arcade games, you need another card or one of the other cards won't load credits, but will not take your money. I don't know. The logistics have to tighten up. If you pay for a package you should be able to do everything included with one wristband multiple times during your timeframe.

It's a combination of things. I'd say Frankie's fun park, Dave and Busters, and a jump park in one…read more I feel like there's a good bed that adults could do their while the kids are playing. I have an area for toddlers, which was nice and staff station strategically throughout the place. There is a race track. It's very similar to the one at Frankie's fun part, but the cost is a bit more. You get a card and you're only allowed to do the race track once And if you want to do it again, you have to pay an additional $18 to ride the racetrack again. That for me would be the one negative. I would say about the place. It was open until 8 PM, we went on a Sunday night. The concession area we were not able to try as they closed by 7pm.