I hike and backpack a lot...with a bunch of insanely good hikers and backpackers...many live in…read moreFjallraven! So when I noticed there was an outlet store here in the castlerock outlet mall...I had to check it out. First off I must warn you that ALL SALES ARE FINAL....you can exchange here ( not the regular stores) but that is it. You buy it take it home and hate it....you's SOL. That being said they have some very cool items here. I bought two pairs of hiking pants meant for bikepacking.... The high tech fabric, quality and design are insanely good...plus they were 45% off. Store layout is great Service is very nice and helpful Pretty good selection. If you happen to be down here check them out

I went here and loved it. I finally got the back back I've been eyeing for quite some time. It's…read moreeven cuter that it looked online. The sales associate was really friendly and answered my questions. I will definitely be back here.

I don't shop regularly at Cabelas but it is fun to go in every once in a while to look around, see…read morethe fish and get dog treats. I've never had a problem or issue with anything at this location. I bought a gun a few years ago, no issues. Does that mean it's a perfect store? No, it's retail and with every other retail store, they make errors. Set your expectations accordingly. Bonus: you can bring your dogs inside.

Any shopping trip he doesn't lose his temper at is a win! Selection in men's shoes is good. So many…read morechoices, from boots to athletic wear. We have purchased shoes here before and they've lasted him. And Austin at the register was friendly and helpful. The shoes were affordable. So what's not to like. The Christmas decorations were so cute and Santa is in the house! I wanted to visit Santa but he was hungry and the line long. Sad panda. Next visit!

This place is incredible and Mike is very knowledgeable with any specific set ups you may be…read morelooking for! Mike and Corey can get access to mostly every type of tent gear you are searching for. They provide the best value at price points that fit your needs. Definitely recommend!!

No business deserves your support more than Mike and his crew at 1876. Their first hand knowledge…read moreand curated product selection could nearly qualify for a cover charge at the door... Quite simply- I've never had a small business stand up for the customer quite like these guys have. Shop there with utter confidence.

I was very impressed with the helpful staff. I had a raincoat that I bought at a store over a year…read moreago. I have not even taken tags off, but I am now 3 sizes smaller. I went to North Face to get a new coat for an upcoming trip. On a whim, I brought old raincoat along. They gave me 40% of tag price toward a new raincoat. They were very helpful, and frankly I did not expect even the amount they offered. Great staff.

Store manager Rylee told an African American woman that a Northface coat she returned for feathers…read morebeing found in giant balls could not be returned an honored by Northface return policy. The woman told Rylee the condition of the coat over the phone and stated Rylee told her she would allow her return it and get another one free. After being reminded of that Rylee then said she take an extra 30% off of a lowest new coat. The coat she bought was identical to the one she brought in. Instead of of 80% off with 60% off and 30% that woman had to pay over $100 for a $350.00 coat. We were flabbergasted by Rylee acting racist and not following the free return lifetime Northface return policy. As the customer took pictures of the returned coat we did too. It's disgusting.

Wanted to find a lightweight winter jacket. The associate was helpful and explained the different…read morestyles and options. They don't rate their items by temperature ratings so it's a little difficult to gauge if the material would be warm enough. I tried some jackets to see which I preferred and took photos of the tags to remember them. They have large fitting rooms even though the store doesn't look big from the outside. Even a seating area in the middle for people who are waiting for others to complete their shopping. Prices weren't bad at all for winter jackets. But sizing selection was not great in my size.

Very disappointed, the manager was very rude, he had a Gilligan like appearance like from…read moreGilligan's island. I was wanted to buy a baseball type cap and jacket for my son and a pair of pants for my wife. When I asked if they offered any type of military discount, he said it only applied those items that were for me personally and not to any of the items I was purchasing. We've bought thousands of dollars from this store previously. Sad we really like this brand but definitely will be taking our business elsewhere. Will no longer be shopping at this store anymore.

Greeted right away as I went in. So colorful inside. Another company with a good business model,…read moreusing 1% of its annual revenue to support non profits which reduce poverty through health care, education and livelihoods. Sustainable materials and factories which treat workers right. They have a good selection of bags and winter wear. I will want to bring my son here to get a coat. And maybe a new backpack.

From the owner: Our founder, Davis Smith, grew up in Latin America and lived for several years in Ecuador. When he…read morewasn't in school, Davis was exploring and camping in Cotopaxi National Park. It was here that he developed a lifelong reverence for the strong, hard-working people of the Andes. His time in Latin America also showed him the plight of those in abject poverty. Davis later moved to the United States, where he pursued advanced degrees in business and international studies. He started several successful e-commerce businesses, two of which took him to Brazil, where he lived from 2010 to 2013. Despite his success, he wanted to do more to make a difference in the world. For his next venture, he decided to merge his love of travel with a poverty-fighting business model. Each customer's purchase would give to those living in the world's poorest regions. He named the company Cotopaxi to represent the spirit of adventure, optimism, and determination that he'd experienced during his time in Ecuador.

We came out early on Sunday morning for a two hour Stand up Paddle board and a kayak rental. Wow! I…read morehighly recommend. We were prepared to pay for parking and entrance to the park as per the instructions on the website. Today it was free which was nice. The drive through the entrance to the parking lot was scenic and well marked. At the lake we met Grace and Wes who outfitted us with life jackets and made sure we knew where to go. We also saw a map of where not to go. They are asking for people to not go near the dam, but that wasn't an issue as there is a ton of open space to explore. The lake was quiet, scenic, and beautiful! Without jetskis, boats, etc we were able to hear birds and fish jumping in the water. The sounds of nature really made it seem like an escape that would only be experienced much further away. The two hours flew by, and we are already planning another trip back. Awesome morning 5 minutes away from Parker.

Great time! Helpful employees got us set up, met the owner and he gave us instructions. 2 hours was…read morethe perfect amount of time.

Nice location at the outlet mall. The store is spacious and has many items to look through. We were…read moreable to get some really nice coats on sale and the staff were really helpful when we had questions about sizing. Would definitely return.

I love Columbia product, I went in looking for specific product and wanting to ask specific…read morequestion about sweat pants/joggers, stood at a clothing rack for 10 minutes, watched several workers walk past me and workers standing around conversing with each other, after 12 minutes, I approached two males by the shoe racks and ask who the general manager was and they stated "we are managers". I said "I've been standing there for 12 minutes, waiting for assistance and not once was I approached and asked if I needed assistance. More than 5 workers walked past me. Very poor customer service, disappointed in a Columbia store. I was told the General Managers name was Sarah. Think its time for some training, less talking to each other and more proactive talking to customers.