Athleta has had this location close to my apartment for years. I've been in here many times and…read morerealized recently I never did a review. I was looking for mask inserts and saw Athleta sells them online. I thought I would stop in and see if I could purchase them in the store. After making this my mission today I decided to exhaust all my possibilities before going to Athleta. I tried CVS, Duane Reade, Rite Aid, Target, and Kings Pharmacy and none of these places carries them. Take my advice and go to Athleta. I entered and was immediately welcomed by a friendly associate. By this time I was exhausted so I cut to the chase telling her why I was there. She said they don't have them in store any longer but she would look online. She said if they're available she would order them for me and I would save the shipping charge. I went ahead and ordered two packages of 10 mask filters each package. With tax my total was $8.69. She said I would receive an email and my credit card would be charged. I was told it's two day delivery. I was amazed. After I arrived home I had the email about my order. At this point I'll be happy when they arrive. If anything goes wrong it will not be the fault of this sales associate or this beautiful Athleta location. I'm hoping they stay open in my neighborhood for years to come. To be continued......

For an upper Eastside location the store is pretty big. The salesperson brings you different sizes…read more They also help you order items online. They split the store between men's and women's and the selection is what you'd expect for a work out store. The value is responsible compared to other workplace stores.

Really great customer service here. I went to Fleet Feet and Super Racers (also in UWS) to look for…read morenew running shoes, and I found Fleet Feet to be so much more helpful. Charlie was the one helping me, but everyone else seemed just as knowledgeable and understanding of specific needs/preferences. They really did seem to focus on helping me find the right shoes for me rather than selling me shoes and insoles. They helped me as I tried on different shoe sizes and different insoles, and I got the impression that it was fine if I didn't find a pair that I liked. Their foot scans were done more thoroughly too. I didn't actually end up buying anything from the store because they didn't have the model or color I liked, but I definitely will be returning and recommending this place to others.

I get all my running gear from JackRabbit…read more Terrific knowledgeable staff who are mostly runners and outdoors sports enthusiasts. Diverse selection of running shoes and accessories. Nutritional products. Men's and women's clothing. Running seminars and events. These stores are a runner's candy store! Oddly, this was my first time at this location. Picked up some gear and supplies I needed. I'll be back for sure.

Wilson is another high end sporting goods and sports clothing store. This is a brand new location…read moreon the Upper East Side. A woman's T-Shirt can run anywhere from $48 to $68 dollars. This section of Third Avenue is what I'm going to start calling Athletics Row! There's one store after another all on Third Avenue in a row! It's really cool to check out the basketballs. Wilson is the only name I remember growing up. My father used Golf equipment by Wilson. It's just a historic name in Sporting Goods. I can't wait to return to this location.

Terrible customer service! I missed giving my Grandson his basketball on Christmas due to missed…read moredelivery date. To make it more frustrating, the update showed "In Process " the entire time. I finally bought another ball at Dick's. I had to return the ball from Wilson when it came in because they wouldn't let me cancel the order. Terrible service! Don't buy from their online store!

When you become older and your feet, ankles and knees start failing you in ways that were…read moreunimaginable back when you were a spry 20-something, you start to appreciate the value of a comfortable and supportive shoe. Because what that means is that shoe has the super power of allowing you to still run or walk miles on end as you still might want to do. Before getting into details, a big thank you to Juan at the Super Runner shop on Amsterdam Ave for his expertise in fitting my wife with a comfortable pair of running shoes. His expertise in fitting running shoes allowed us to walk miles each day for the last three days while visiting NYC. If our experience at the Super Runners shop were captured in the style of a Mastercard "Priceless" ad from the late 90s, it would go something like this: Pair of Surefoot insoles: $65 Pair of Brooks Glycerin shoes $165 Being able to walk 8.5 miles a day in NYC for three days: Priceless

Dre @ the 7th Avenue Midtown 745 7th Ave, New York location…read more Super patient, helped me getting fitted & sorted for first half marathon. Super nice and educational too if you know little or a lot on shoes

Hugh flagship store!!! Many floors to explore. Tons of merchs for FIFA and regular sports wear…read more Sneakers, jerseys, accessories for men women and kids. They have a huge screen when you walk in. Obviously playing FIFA games. Spacious. Clean. Regular price range for Adidas. Some discount going on for certain items. Nice staff.

This was a huge Adidas store, with four floors of products. Each floor had lots of apparels…read moreincluding special collections, athletic and casual wear. The first floor of was full of World Cup team jerseys, accessories and shoes. Prices were same as their website. I didn't notice many discounts or promotions. As I walked thrusters each floor, I liked they had checkout counters and fitting rooms on every floor. There was some cozy sitting space too. For world cup, they also set up a watch party space. Each floor plenty of staff members helping customers. In first floor, they had a personalization area too. It was busy with many visitors were putting in their custom orders. There were two elevators inside the store, but one was broken and the working one had cargo like bare bone appearance.

I am writing from outside the USA. Was looking for special adidas shoe with a good price. While…read moresearching found this store website that I had never heard of. Did some research and found reviews here that weren't that good. I called the store and spoke to them and they told me that if I ordered it would probably ship on monday because it was black friday. Well.......don't read all the bad reviews....they shipped out the next day got exactly what I ordered. Perfect condition, brand new, excellent service. Would recommend and buy again for sure thanks

OK, so I ordered a New York Met hat, a black and white one I received a Mets I believe it's called…read morethe 47 hat, blue and orange with a bent rim that looks like you've been sitting in someone's closet for the last 30 years. I reached out and contacted the company and told them they sent me the wrong hat. I was told no returns because it was on sale whether something is on sale or not you have to send the right product if you don't that's on you. do I highly recommend you do not deal with this company. They will make a mistake and make you pay for it. I highly recommend shopping elsewhere.

This is a great place for runners to get detailed statistics about their feet width, length, and…read morearch in order to get their own fitted running shoe. You can request to scan your feet using their 3D foot scanner + their rubber pad walkway that analyzes the pressures of your feet when walking. I have been here numerous times to check out running shoes, gear, etc. Out of everyone I worked with, Catherine and Ray were the sweetest and the most helpful staff members! They were easy to talk to, knowledgeable in every running aspect, and very reliable.

The big issue here is the salesperson I keep seeming to get...didn't get his name and probably…read morewouldn't write it here, anyway, but mustache and running hat each time I've seen him... He might be knowledgeable but he's been repeatedly rude and...I guess "ungracious" is the best word for it. He has a problem checking his inventory and has now more than once told me something isn't in stock until he goes back and checks and lo and behold, it is. I made an online order too and came by to pick it up and he told me I'd have to wait 3 hours(!) for the order to process and that they didn't have the item anyway. Except then they did after I had him go back and actually look. All of this was done with zero apology and a patronizing attitude. Management should be working with employees on their bedside manner here, especially given that prices are at a higher premium than other places where a dude doesn't dismiss you at every question. Just go to the UWS location on 72nd where you'll get a much more friendly and competent staff to help you find what you're looking for.

I played a lot of tennis throughout my life so I have a soft spot for Wilson as I used the Wilson…read morePro Staff 95 racquet for many years. So I was very happy to see that a Wilson store popped up at Columbus Circle. I really like how Wilson refined themselves in the era and popularity of retro classic brands. The quality and design of the clothes and gear here was top notch but it also comes with a higher price point which I don't mind. They not only sell tennis-inspired clothing but they also offer tennis racquets, tennis balls, and even provide racquet stringing services with multiple string options. The service was also friendly and I was asked politely several times if I needed assistance with anything which is always nice.

From the owner: A total reinvention of the Sporting Goods store. Shop all-new highly fashionable and functional…read moreSportswear clothing -- as well as world-class Tennis, Basketball, Football, Baseball/Softball, Golf and Volleyball equipment. Get your Wilson tennis racket strung, rent out equipment, and consult with our on-site Advisors about all product.