WOW! Confident I was and still am walking out with the perfect pair of trail runners that I had…read morebeen searching for. Amazing was the service at Run On. It's been awhile since I have come across a sales force as this with such knowledge and care for a customer. Without a doubt, this is where I'll be shopping for my future walking and running shoes! CHEERS!

Really great service that isn't pushy just trying to get you what you need. Great store and highly…read morerecommend with some good sales here and there. Selection is specific to running, only wish there was a store for other kinds of shoes that worked like this.

Beautiful space and amazing customer service! I found a great vegan cookbook and some…read morerecommendations from the owner of restaurants to check out in the area.

Run don't walk to this neighborhood find!! first time in Dallas visited this district was…read morepleasantly surprised to walk into the store and just loved it from the smell to the music to the customer service to the entire ambience in vibe is everything! This store is owned by a husband and wife duo who style is evident it's a unisex vibe and it's just eclectic and has items you won't find anywhere else: can't wait to go back

Stopped by to get some basic gear for workouts. Found everything I needed, and the quality seems…read moresolid. Prices are reasonable too.

Had a great experienced today getting fitted for some running shoes! Cole was supper helpful and…read morewalked me through some pairs and was knowledgeable. First time at Luke's and getting fitted. I'll be back in the future for my shoe needs!

It's lovely to look at, and the displays are artfully arranged, but the location made me sad. It's…read moreclosed on Sundays and Mondays. They want you to make an appointment to shop here but there's no one inside. The destitute situation in downtown Dallas also makes it seem depressing; who wants to shop in a store with no customers inside (since they won't let them in without an appointment) and then buy a $2k Rabanne dress with desperate homeless people outside? The security is fierce. I guess they need to be.

BE WARNED!!! I asked the manager & the IT coordinator to…read moreremove my email address from their list of clients. They did not and still have not even though I asked in writing a number of times. In addition, I filed complaints with the BBB, Texas Attorney General and the Federal Trade Commission in which they have ignored all the complaints and the continuous demands. Manager: Robin Wilkes, IT coordinator: Arlette Silva. Due to my experience... Robin WILKES Her incompetence reaches staggering new heights. This pathetic excuse for a "manager" lacks even the self-awareness to recognize her own incompetence. Her leadership is as inconsequential as a lepton, and her professional conduct is an outright joke. Arlette SILVA A laughably inept "IT Coordinator" at Forty Five Ten, whose technical prowess rivals that of a box of hair. Even the simplest task--like removing an email address at a client's request--somehow exceeds her baffling incompetence. Frankly, this IT department would be more effective if it were staffed by lab-rejected monkeys from failed pharmaceutical trials. An embarrassment to the IT profession.

From casual clothing to ski gear to shoes, Saint Bernard has a very broad and wonderfully diverse…read morerange of quality brands, styles, and items.

Counterfeit /fake Arcteryx Jackets- check your tags folks! Email pictures to whistleblower link on…read morearcteryx site and reportafake@arcteryx.com After 1 month/ having arcteryx verify the counterfeit/ St. Bernard team saying "we're baffled"... I bet. St. Bernard wants their counterfeit back before they return my money! I'd rather ship it to the local FBI than send it back to the counterfeiters!!! Amazing! They still have my money and I'm stuck with a fake jacket. Updated - 4.24 Paid for 2025 Arcteryx Beta Jacket and received a 2017 Sawyer Jacket. Why would this company have 8 year old product with new packaging...? My guess: new management is making some BAD decisions. I would say bad "business" decisions, but based on the reviews, it seems likely, they're ignoring any core business principals and resorting to questionable antics. - allowing staff to treat people without --dignity and respect (great way to lose customers and better way to lose good staff). -Bait and switch (where are you sourcing 8 year old product in new packaging?- one can only imagine) -Rude behavior in store. Seems like the original owners are legit and they must have worked VERY HARD to earn the trust of local customers, growing the business and brand since 1978. I assume they are paying someone to manage the business , and they too, aren't getting what they paid for. Someone should let them know the person in charge is destroying what they worked so hard to build. - oh, and potentially blocking legitimate reviews on the website - I can only speak for mine: submitted , verified, and never made it to review page. The review page reads like google reviews: weird names, lack of specific content, ... you know