Definitely one of the cooler Dick's Sporting Goods... This Boston location has it all local sports…read moregear and all your favorites with more variety than your typical store. Two floors, fitting rooms, batting cage, trackman, golf, family restrooms, and more

If you want something kind of sport-related, DICK's really can't be beat. They lose a star for…read morebeing extremely $$$ and the weird double counter crap where you could go to either one but always end up waiting 2x as long because you don't know there's another counter. Why do they have this set up?! Otherwise, the selection is incredible- every brand plus their own DSG brand, which is good value for the quality. The whole store is huge. A giant concrete warehouse in Back Bay, it's kind of surreal and very cold and quiet. A big plus if you're downtown in the summer and looking for a vast dark space to decompress. The dressing rooms are great- they're all huge with big benches. Overall, this is a highly accessible store. A wheelchair or stroller can easily make it around. There are people around stocking and cleaning the fitting rooms, but otherwise you're blissfully left to browse with the option to ask if you need help. It is weirdly zen. Even with sales it is pretty spendy. They do have a lot of sales- easier to spot online- and their signature brand is lower price. If you walk over to the Nike store on Newbury it's the same price, so it just is what it is. I like the vibes, layout, and selection.

Very good shoe store! Knowledgeable store associates. Good selection of sneakers and running shoes…read more My Brooks were getting worn out and I stumbled on this store. Got fitted and found a very comfortable pair of shoes I'm currently wearing. Wish they were closer to home!

Super helpful staff! They knew I was in a hurry and asked all the right questions to get me fitted,…read moreknowledgeable and content with my purchases. Pricey, but generous return policy and the service is worth it. I wouldn't know where to start otherwise! Great selection too.

Popped in awaiting our dinner reservation,…read more Store was clean and staff greeted us as we entered. This isn't an outlet location so it's mostly full price items, they have a decent array of clothing, jackets starting to roll out, and a good spread of their sneaker models from dunks, Jordan's, runners and casual walking. Didn't stay here too long but i like the layout of the store and the openness of it to walk around.

Wow, what an outstanding experience! This store had the best team, product & prices I've ever seen!…read moreWe will definitely be back & cannot wait to see the new Celtics gear for next season!!!

April2023: 5: I would recommend this store location and these workers. I was visiting my parents in…read morethis area at the hospital. I decided to walk around the immediate area but came upon this location. Each of the individuals I encountered on this visit were friendly and capable. I decided to check out the new arrivals and the clearance area since they had a sign posted online about the deals. I also need two or three new shirts since my old ones were pretty stinky and old. I selected a pair of shoes and four shirts while I was in the store.

I hate going to athletic stores. While I love athletic gear, going to a retail store is about as…read moremuch fun as exfoliating with cactus needles. I swear, every store in Boston feels like the staff are doing you a favor, and walk around like lethargic former crack addicts on the last leg of withdrawal. You do get the occasional happy girl behind the counter at Nike on Newbury, but everyone else is pure molasses. Then I walked into Under Armour at the Pru, and everything changed. First, that ginormous torso with the Patriots t-shirt is just plain cool, but it gets better. I honestly felt like I was in Lululemon or Kit & Ace, where staff really engage you. I walked in there originally looking for sweatpants, but staff were so engaging that I walked out with 4 different types, and to this day, love every one of them. I'm hoping this isn't just new store enthusiasm, and really want to enjoy coming back in the future. For now though, this is the only sports retail store I look forward to on future shopping trips, and as always, their products are top notch. Keep it up!

It's nice and spacious and in a historic building, so I have to give 5-star credit. I had the…read moreunrealistic expectation of browsing clearance items -- but there were just a handful of items in this flagship store. Great for a browse of new seasonal styles, maybe less-so for discounts/deals.

Lovely location at the end of the strip. Quick service and stickers conveniently located on the…read morecounter so you don't even have to ask.

We were on a quest for a new Boston Red Sox visor for my husband. It makes no sense we couldn' t…read morefind one even in this store. The one he currently has is 5 years old and we purchased it in the Spring Training location for the Boston Red Sox in Ft. Myers, Florida. Without even looking for it while going through the Patriots gear my husband spotted a great ladies tank for me. This had been a constant online search for years and we gave up. It is hard going to a Pats game in Miami and enjoy watching them beat the Dolphins in a long sleeve shirt. The tank was $28.00 but the good news no tax on clothing in Massachusetts according to the guy that rang me up at the register. I look forward to wearing it while watching the games. Great store but you lose a star no Red Sox visor for hubby.

Had been looking around at various sports wear stores in Boston for a Ray Allen tshirt. Had not had…read moreany luck (to be honest though, I had not looked near the Garden, where I am sure I would have found one)...and I found a great selection of celtics gear including numbered shirts for garnett, shaq, rondo, pierce and ALLEN! Grabbed a medium, and have worn it 2 days in row. It is my favorite new tshirt :) This store had a great overall selection of stuff, but at the tourist prices you would expect.

I do love this REI! It's in the heart of Fenway and is a great place to find any of the outdoor…read moregear, gifts, and fun finds! I love getting to explore the store and always find something new. Although it's on the smaller side for an REI, it is bigger than it seems. They have decent selection of gear and brands - definitely all the essentials. You can order online as well to pick up at or ship to the store if a specific item is not available. I tend to utilize this if there is something specific (brand/color, etc) that I know I want and then it's super efficient to pick up. The staff is super nice and always happy to guide to the section you are looking for. They are also helpful if you are returning an item or exchanging and I love their commitment to sustainability in the community as well. I always see people down in the bike/repair area so that seems to be a super convenient option to have for a the cyclists in Boston. If you have an active lifestyle, this is the place for you to come on this side of the Charles River.

They were so pushy about joining their membership program. I was asked 5 separate times and said no…read moreeach and every time, only to have to debate with an employee as to why the membership doesn't make sense for me. They told me at checkout that I would save money on my current purchase if I signed up (I asked them to confirm this so it was crystal clear), so I signed up. They then tell me AFTER I've made an account that my discount will be applied to my NEXT purchase. It felt like they wouldn't let me buy anything. They also said my friend was "bumming off of his girlfriend" for checking if she had an account to try to get him to sign up. The products were good and the store was well equipped, but someone at REI corporate needs to change how their employees are trained. Being pushy is not a good look, and quite frankly left such a bad taste in my mouth. Would never go here again.

The manager was incredibly rude. The way she spoke to me made me feel like I wasn't a person.read more

I came here to try on some shoes, and the assistant was super helpful. She helped me do a foot scan…read moreas well. They have a ton of shoes for you to try on there. The second time I came back to return something, the store associate spoke to me in quite a condescending way.

Went to get my jacket waxed! They did a great job, called me as soon as the jacket was ready the…read morenext morning (about 1 or 2 business hours) and gave me back my jacket in the same condition but much better waxed. Staff was kind and attentive, service was fast.

Walked into this store August 20, 2024 in the early afternoon. Walked around the store three times…read more During this time, the two young female dingbats behind the counter were more interested in talking than helping anyone. A few more people came in and they just stood there taking. Never again will I shop here. I went nextdoor to Patagonia and gave them $600 for the items I needed. Get a clue Fjällräven. In order to sell your overpriced garbage, it might help if you hired people who can interact with potential customers. These two were flat out pathetic.

Great staff and extremely well run. Not my local store but I treat them like they are, shipping is…read moreexcellent and when I get the chance to visit it's a pleasure.

I am a huge supporter of any business in my hood, but they really need to work more on…read moresales/service. I have had two experiences with them...this is how they rolled. Neill: Hi, I have always owned and ran in (insert shoe) but have heard that the new (insert shoe) is out and is getting great reviews. SEAC: We don't carry that shoe Neill: Oh, well...I'm past my due on new shoes and was looking for a change. SEAC: We won't get that shoe for months. *end of conversation* (this would have been a great time to talk with me about what I like in a running shoe and help me understand that one of your models would be a great change!) Neill: Hi, what do you guys have for running hats/sweatbands? SEAC: We don't carry any. Neill: Nothing? SEAC: What do you need one for...? Neill: To keep the sweat from running down my forehead and burning my eyesight out that would send me running into traffic. SEAC: Yea, we don't carry anything. (Really...maybe I could wrap one of your numerous 'SEAC' T-shirts around my head, there were plenty of them) This would have been a great time to explore options such as; taking down my email and putting me on an update list when new products arrive or even going so far as to order a couple items in for me? I'm not sure what your business model is...but without more focus on service you are not going to win my loyalty. You can have pretty windows and a nice logo, but I can't imagine that pushing me over to city sports can be very good for your bottom line. I like to run and I like to do business in my neighborhood. Even though I love the idea of this business I can not give over two stars until they mature a little in their 'retail senses'.