I think this place has been closed for quite some time. Please update Yelp! I love when I drive to…read morea store and there MIA.

Have you ever watched the shows "Man vs. Wild" or "Survivor Man" and wondered if you'd be prepared…read moreto survive on your own in the isolated wilderness? If so, than I suggest easing your mind by stocking up at Gear Up, a new camping and emergency outfitters specialty store in Florence. Gear Up sells standard camping supplies (sleeping bags, backpacks, portable stoves, lanterns), survival gear (knives, rappelling gear), and emergency supplies (food rations, water purification). All of the goods I browsed look very high-quality (and pretty expensive), so they are marketed more to the serious backcountry campers than the RV and state park campers. Gear Up also sells a number of survivalist books, many of which are about self-defense. After skimming through a few volumes, I realized the target audience is a bit paranoid and a bit practical--folks who want to know how to kill someone with their bare hands (theoretically, I hope). If that sounds like you, check out Gear Up on Mall Rd.

Dick's is a great company! Wide selection and knowledgeable employees who help me find just the…read moreright things I needed for my young athletes.

If I could give zero I would. Every time I come in intending to buy something and this lady will…read morefollow me around giving nasty looks. She is rude. Mind you I buy something EVERY TIME I'm here. All of the other team members I always get great service from. This has been happening since August. Do better.

It's always difficult to find someone to help you. Then, as soon as I find a staff member to ask…read morehim where something is they pull out their phone and look it up online. Generally, they recommend I purchase it online and have it shipped to the store.. the selection is generally poor. The pricing is similar to others in the market. The thing that really gets me is if I wanted to order online, I wouldn't go through sportsman's warehouse. I would order through someone cheaper. And the staff doesn't seem to realize that if I ordered everything online, they wouldn't have jobs.

I have been going here a lot since they bought out field and stream…read more Covid is effecting everything consumer related. You have to keep an open mind and roll with the punches. If the gun I'm looking for isn't in the case, I wait until it is before I buy. Good luck going somewhere else, because they don't have inventory like the Warehouse does.

eridian pants are awesome, but rip easy. 5.11 caught my attention because of the guarantee to…read morereplace anything that rips along the seams. The first pair, the guy at this location told me just to grab a replacement, which made me spend a few hundred on shirts because of good business practices. This time, the guy refused to honor the guarantee on the pair included in the picture. Claiming normal ware and tear on the back of the jeans clearly on the middle inseam! I told him after a year goes by, I'll stop bringing them back in. Already ordered replacement ridge pants that hopefully hold up better (not as light as Meridian unfortunately). I'm not looking for handouts, but want to get my money out of them so it's not a complete waste (I have all the colors). Now I've lost a lot of confidence in the company as a whole. I have a lot of their clothing, backpacks, and accessories. Before, I was assured that the quality is so good that they'll stand behind it. Now that they're not, the quality must be causing them too many problems to keep up with that assurance. Third picture is the size of pants compared to fresh order made a month ago. I haven't added on in size which would be a meaningful denial as well. He just kept repeating the same thing like one of my toddlers. Just doing what he's told is my guess.

Never purchase online from this company. They promise to deliver the merchandise in 3 to 4 days. I…read moreplaced my order on the 14th August and tracking showed it was delivered on the 12th of September. I received nothing. This company does not deliver on promises. I called the store and the retail worker said to call their warehouse, of course they don't work on weekends....and it's not the store's problem. A very dissatisfied and defrauded customer.

4 more months later, No response. its like they don't even care. Funny how a company will risk…read moretheir entire reputation over a few dollars. Pretty sure providing some actual customer service wouldn't bankrupt you.

Wow. What else can I say about this place? The friendliest people you will ever meet own this…read moreplace. Some really great options for survival and emergency preparedness gear. Has a great inventory for a small business, and has the ability to order you damn near anything you could want! Great freeze dried meal selection as well as MRE's. Water storage barrels, water purification tablets, water filters, so they got food and water certainly covered, which are arguably two of the most important pieces to survival. Then they even have your tools, knives, navigation, first aid, and much much more!!! Did I mention they do in house handmade paracord items. ITEMS not just bracelets! I myself bought two dog collars and these things are indestructible. They do everything from key fobs and lanyards, to rifle slings, monkey fists, and ladies head bands. They'll even do custom work! They are reportedly opening a new location right now, so I cant wait to see what's in store! I heard through the grape vine that there are some very BIG and AWESOME changes in store!!! Definitely worth checking these guys out!!!

Very helpful sales people from the front door and throughout the store . Products were reasonably…read morepriced . Great deals . Great service.

Ordered a Suppressor*******(That was complete with factory thread adapter in a sealed product that…read morevoids the warranty if removed according to the manufacturer)***** and did all of my paperwork etc last Saturday. I got my approval a few days later, so I stopped into the shop to pick it up on 9-11 at 4pm. Waited until 430pm until I was actually helped. Salesman I believe his name is Scott helped me. He took my ID and proceeded to get my item. He returns with my item that was in a ripped-up box sleeve that wasn't like that prior to doing my paperwork. We start the transfer paperwork and open the box. ************Someone did the switcharoo on my FFL item that was registered to me per the ATF. This suppressor had a different serial number and was in my box that had the correct serial number. Salesman proceeds to go look for the item and thought it was in the other box which it was not. Thirty minutes pass and we locate my Suppressor which was in the display case. Upon handing me my item I noticed it was missing something(Thread adapter). I inform the sales guy and we compare the one that wasn't mine to mine. It was factory condition and had the factory adapter. The salesman mentioned that in the past two employees got fired for giving two different customers wrong FFL items. Salesman goes and shows is manager while I am waiting, I hear a metal clang in the back room. Then a few minutes later the manager at the gun counter I think his name is Rick(tall young guy, with long hair) comes out holding the one that wasn't mine and mine. He claimed that they were the exact same and mine was as it was from the factory. I disagreed and had him pull a fresh one from the case (Factory condition with factory thread adapter in it). I told him that's how mine was supposed to be and it wasn't. After some arguing he said that he would include a free adapter with it. *******(Someone in your gun department without my knowledge disassembled my paid for product which is a breach of contract)****** I was reluctant to take the offer and the sales manager pressured me into it saying it was already assigned to me and I had to take it. I told him we could just cancel it and he could refund my money. The salesman mentioned that in the past two employees got fired for giving two different customers wrong FFL items. He assured me that the item was not missing anything, so I took it home. I return the next morning with my item because I was unsure that if it was compromised or not and wanted to just return it. I read on the manufacturer's website that if any suppressor has any alterations, they will not warranty it. An aftermarket thread adapter inside a sealed suppressor that the manufacturer says per the manual owner is not to remove any part of the product for any type of cleaning. I arrived at 9am and asked for the manager, which did not disclose his name, and he came out heated as at first. I explained the whole situation to him, and he proceeds to try to tell me that it is factory and that they are all like that. He pulls three out of the case and shows me.(They are all three missing the thread adapters. These employees are illegally modifying suppressors and selling them to people by removing the thread adapter) I had him pull one from the bottom shelf and guess what it had the factory thread adapter which mine was missing. I told him that I do not feel comfortable even attempting to shoot a gun with my product because it could cause bodily harm if it is missing anything else. We had a heated argument, and he acted like I didn't know anything about suppressors. He pulls a completely different suppressor out and tells me mine and that one is different. I know that because his is a different caliber and model than mine. We argue again, because I told him I want my money back or would even accept store credit. He said no because I took the item last night which was like 15 hours prior under the assumption I had to per the previous management. We argue some more and he retrieves my item and paperwork from the back where he took them to. I show him the owner's manual stating the warranty will be voided per and modifying of the product. He disagreed and said it wasn't for my suppressor, so I scrolled up and showed him my model. He pushes my stuff to me and aggressively says "You have to take it up with corporate". I apologized to him for the issue and expressed my concerns. Told him I know it's not his fault but someone there did something to my product.

Love this place! They carry expensive high-quality outdoor brands. The employees are always…read morefriendly, and they even host fun outdoor events around Cincinnati from time to time. They have a great selection of Patagonia and KÜHL clothing, including hiking shirts, sun shirts, and hiking dresses. You'll also find hiking shoes, socks, backpacks, water bottles, hydration reservoirs, sunglasses, books, stickers, beach towels, hammocks, board games, camping cookware, propane for camp stoves, camp chairs (including a rocking camping chair!), mugs, dog accessories, and even kayaks. Whether you're gearing up for a day hike or a camping trip, it's a fun store to browse and easy to spend a lot of time in. I enjoy supporting a local business while stocking up on camping supplies!

Having just returned from a 7 day kayaking tour in Baja, I was in the right frame of mind to shop…read moreat RRT. It was a wonderful local shop outfitted for paddling, camping, hiking, and climbing. I was very impressed with the book selection and the friendly staff. I'll definitely be a regular here - and I hope it will encourage me to do some more local outdoorsy things. It seems like there's quite a community for paddling - either by canoe or kayak.

The subject of bugging out and Bug Out Bags is a popular one and for good reason, disasters like…read morehurricanes, earthquakes, tornadoes, flash floods or other natural disaster, could force survivors to "head for the hills" in search of safer ground. We are constantly threatened by a series of potential disasters, both natural and man-made. For someone new to being a Survivalist building your first Bug Out Bag can seem like a big task. Everybody you read about has been tweaking theirs for months or even years and has a pile of gear built up. The military load bearing system is set up in a 3 day (web gear), 5-7 day (rucksack), and a 14 day (duffle bag/footlocker). It's hard to know where to start, but if you cover all of the basics in a survival situation you will still be much better off than 99% of the people. A Bug Out Bag, (also called a BOB, Get Out of Dodge Bag, GOOD, or 72 Hour Bag) is usually designed to get you out of an emergency situation and allow you to survive self-contained for up to 3 days. A lot of people plan their Bug Out Bag to sustain them for much longer than that, but there is always a limit to what you can carry on your back and a 3 day target is a good place to start. I like how Preppers Edge has developed a complete line of Bug Out Bags that range from short or long term needs. Taking the guess work out of what to pack is of vital importance to me. I've spent countless hours of research on the web and have concluded that Preppers Edge offers the most comprehensive and well assembled bags money can buy. I wouldn't trust the survival of my family to any other brand.

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Menards has issues with people who do not want to be followed around by accepting Menards cookies…read more So they block access to their website for anyone who uses cookies, That is fine as I will spend my home improvement money in Lowes or the Home Depot. I am remodling my home and that money is boing somewhere but to Menards it is not going!

We come here to buy some fertilizer for our bushes after costco, walk in, and get the cart, try to…read morefind the garden center, took us a while, then you need to pass a close door to go to the garden center and the door is not automatic, when you push a cart, you need another person to open the door for you. After we got what we need, although there is check out sign at the garden center, but it's not in operation. We will need to go back to where we come in. This time, i try to push the button so the door will open automatically. But to my surprise, the button leads to the big garage kind of door moving up. Hahaha.. the staff inside is kind enough to close it for us.