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    DICK'S Sporting Goods

    DICK'S Sporting Goods

    2.5
    (100 reviews)
    2.1 mi
    $$

    Went to Dick's to purchase a new mountain bike for my grandson. First the prices for the quality…read morebike he wanted were very, very reasonable. The bike he wanted was not assembled completely or properly. The original sales person said he wanted another associate, Donovan, to check the bike and make any necessary adjustments. Donovan did a complete inspection of the bike, finding several missteps by the person who had originally assembled the bike. However Donovan remained pleasant and informative and did not criticize the other staff member. He checked every feature on the bike and fixed any deficiencies. We appreciated his knowledge and professionalism.

    If you are looking for a store with helpful employees, this is not the place for you!…read moreIf you are looking for a store that has knowledge about running your first marathon go to a store where employees have actually run a marathon. If you are looking for a store that has knowledge about hiking or trail running, go to a store that have employees that have actually been hiking or trail running. If you are looking for a store that has knowledge about tennis or pickleball go to a store that have employees that have actually played tennis or pickleball. If you are looking for a store that has knowledge about foot problems like bunions and Plantar Fasciitis, go to a store where employees actually have had Plantar Fasciitis. If you are looking for a store that has knowledge about bikes, go to a store that have employees that actually ride bikes. If you are looking for fitness equipment, go to a store that has knowledge and use fitness equipment. These are the stores I would go to and buy from: Running Warehouse, Road Runner Sports, REI, Tennis Warehouse, The Good Feet Store, K-man Bikes and FitnessEdge SLO. Note if the Dick's employees have a yellow badge, they have only been there less than 3 months. Almost all other employees have only been there less than a year. As big as Dick's sporting goods is they only represent 14 percent of total sports equipment sales. That is because there are much better choices.

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    REI

    REI

    3.1
    (12 reviews)
    1.4 mi

    Imagine going to a store like Rei on a Friday, mid-morning, thinking it 'll take you a few minutes…read moreto run in and return shoes that were too tight (ordered online). Yay! There's only two people in line, you think, so you'll be able to get to your next errand on time. The first customer quickly leaves, and the second customer walks to the counter. The exchange between her and the clerk begins. They're speaking in low tones, but seem to be very friendly with other and very engaged in their topic of conversation - and perhaps they even know each other, you think. You pull out your phone and start to catch up on the news because their droning conversation just continues, and then turns into friendly banter, as they smile and laugh with other. He seems to be explaining some type of deal or membership to her, and BOY does she have a lot of questions, that he EVER SO SLOWLY AND PATIENTLY enumerates the answers to like a benevolent father. I start to get restless and begin pacing because he's the only clerk, and the minutes just keep ticking away. I start examining merchandise near the checkout area and their exchange just DRAGS ON! Now, I'm getting ticked. Clearly, these two couldn't give a rat's behind that another customer has been waiting well over 5 minutes for service. The clerk never once bothers to acknowledge my presence or bother to call for help. Then the explosion comes as I call out, "Have you two solved the world's problems, yet?" They briefly turn to me, look SURPRISED - which just shows how rude and clueless they are - BUT THEY QUICKLY TURN BACK TO EACH OTHER AND KEEP CONVERSING SLOWLY AND QUIETLY. Is this really happening, I think to myself? Am I being punked? Finally I say to the woman, " You know, you've been there for ten minutes, and my time is valuable, too." They exchange meaningful looks and he rolls his eyes and THEN DECIDES TO CALL FOR BACKUP, WHICH NEVER COMES. Finally they finish, and she just brushes past me with no apology. The selfishness of this interaction with these two was just jaw- dropping as I could never imagine myself doing that to another customer. And what's with the sanctimonious, unprofessional clerk? He must surely know that he's lost a customer for good, but no apology is ever forthcoming - just snarky imperiousness coming from him. Good riddance to this place!

    I am a long time REI member and I love the quality of merchandise. Today I bought an annual…read moreNational Parks pass for my son for about $80. Just visiting a park one day is $35 for a park like Zion, so two days about pays for the pass. The guy at the cashier who sold me the pass was very friendly and helpful I highly recommend REI You pay once and are a member for life

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