We love this local business. Large selection and…read moreconvenient location for us! We will definitely be back!

Usually have what we need, and they have been willing to go beyond needs to get items for us in a…read moredifferent size when we have needed them. Adorable items for the little ones too! Thank u! Sheri McLaughlin

The store is very clean however, I wish there were more shoe options. Also, for an outlet I…read morecouldn't really see a savings vs going to my sporting goods store. But, we found exactly what we were looking for as far as a particular shoe and some socks.

Went to Under Armour just to try out their brand and after shopping one time totally switched over…read morefrom Nike. Items are cheaper than Nike and all of their gear feels more comfortable than Nike/Adidas.

We love this location. Such a neat store with friendly and knowledgeable employees and owner.read more

They do not refund for shoes, even though I walked outside and back in with not wearing shoes. So…read morejust say the policy is all sales are final, they will come up with any reason to not return your money so be careful. They also don't follow the state sales tax holiday, so again be careful. I will be reporting them to the State, as they are probably keeping the taxes and not turning them in. Otherwise as long as you are positive you want it they have decent items. Will not go back as other shops are more honest.

I recently purchased and picked up a Christmas gift at this Dick's. It's only the second time I've…read morebeen here, and first in years. While the store is well stocked with helpful and professional folks it's just a personal decision that I choose not to patronize the Dick's stores due to, in my opinion, bad corporate decision making. Again, a personal belief that public companies should maintain political neutrality and avoid the adoption of woke policies, and focus instead on their primary objective of providing valuable products and services to customers. It appears that I'm far from the only one who feels this way but it shouldn't come as a surprise because at company adopting controversial and divisive policies should know that they likely run the risk of alienating a significant portion of their customer base. It's probably the case since Dick's continues to drop in profitability due to the nature of policies the company either directly or indirectly supported. Don't get me wrong, free speech is vital regardless, and free trade and business should always be protected. I'm just personally ticked at any company, regardless of politics or beliefs, who feel it necessary to implement, in my opinion, stupid policies on their customers and employees. Common sense dictates that maintaining political neutrality best allows companies to focus on serving all customers, regardless of their personal beliefs, and ensures that they do not lose business due to divisive politics. Bottom line: If companies are truly committed to addressing social issues, they should focus on substantive actions, such as improving working conditions, investing in education and training programs, or contributing to local community initiatives.

I love DICK'S Sporting Goods, but this location isn't AS big as the one I'm used to shopping at in…read moreColorado. They don't carry many of the same brands, or as many options of them, in store. Their selection for The North Face, Patagonia, etc. is minimal. However, every time I come to this location, staff are friendly and the store is clean. If I happen to need assistance, someone is willing to help. Thankfully they carry a nice selection of workout apparel, including Nike, Under Armour, CALIA, and their very own DSG brand. They also have a nice variety of sport-specific gear-- baseball, football, basketball, soccer, etc. They offer leisure and/or sport equipment, such as for cycling, hiking, indoor exercise/training, fishing, hunting, etc. Their shoe department is sufficient, but it isn't extensive. They offer the major shoe brands for running, walking, training, and lifestyle use, but you're not going to find A TON of styles for each; it isn't a SHOE store with that kind of inventory. But it's nice to see what you can get in-store, or if the store can order something for you from their website (dickssportinggoods.com). I love HIIT workouts at OTF and I enjoy sports and being outdoors, so this store is my little slice of heaven for meeting all my sport-related needs!

It has a huge selection of On Clouds! I really love that place, I recommend buying shoes there.read more

The store is in a good location and the product selection is good…read more I like to look around a store without being followed around by a store associate. Makes me uncomfortable and boxed in. One of the associates drove me crazy, talking loudly and following me around. I think her name was Jan or Janice? Why would I want to shop in a store like that? I also noticed their inventory looked old, is this an outlet store? Maybe shopping on the store's website would be better. I won't go back unless I know that Jan isn't there. I need space to look around. Shopping should be relaxing.