I stopped by Bass Pro today to check out the firearm selection, and I'm so glad I did. I had the…read morepleasure of speaking with Jeff B., and he completely elevated the experience. As someone new to firearms, I came in with a lot of questions--and Jeff was patient, knowledgeable, and genuinely helpful. He walked me through everything: how different models function, important safety tips, key terminology, and the pros and cons of each option. His guidance made all the difference in helping me feel confident about my choice. Thanks to Jeff, what started as a simple browsing trip turned into an incredibly informative and exciting step toward owning my first firearm. And I had a lot of fun!

This is a fun place to check out the aquarium with different types of fresh fishes…read more If you are into outdoors like fishing, hunting or just looking for good quality gears all under one roof, this is the place. The store employees are courteous and ready to help you.

Visiting Denver I knew we had to visit the REI Flagship store located in downtown. This huge store…read morestands next to the South Platte River where the Cherry Creek and South Platte rivers unite in beautiful Confluence Park. Such a great location. The store itself is huge and located within the restored 1901 Denver Tramway Building. This building is all brick and just stunning to walk up to and into. They offer every type of equipment one would need for their selected sport whether it's hiking, climbing, cycling, camping, paddling, skiing, snowboarding or overall fitness. They also offer the option to rent outdoor equipment, provide a full range bike shop and ski and snowboard services. The store features a 47 foot tall climbing wall right in the middle of the floor and other unique decorations. I have never been in such a huge REI store but it was a fun experience. My husband managed to spend all his saved up gift cards (Ha! Ha!) Service was friendly and helpful from the staff. REI can always be a little on the spendy side but I always try to catch their sales. I love being a member and receiving my annual rewards. Parking is the only downer as it's only free for the first hour. After that you must pay and believe me, an hour is not enough time here. So glad we had the opportunity to stop in, shop and check out this historic location.

We went to REI to check out travel bags and snowboards. Decent selection of both but man prices are…read morepremium but for good quality. Didn't end up getting g anything but was glad to be able to spend time looking at features. Service is friendly and not pushy at all.

I had some lowlander friends coming in to town and not enough camping gear, so I rented them some…read moresleeping bags and camp chairs. Outdoor Geek was great. They fixed the order I submitted wrong and worked with me on a pick-up and drop-off date. Everything was clean and in really good shape. Plus - for making an account or signing up on their email list (check their website) you get a $10 coupon which means I got to snag some camping food for free. The store is nice and has a lot of really useful gear, especially for how small it is.

The staff are very friendly and helpful to find the exact items you are looking for that will work…read morefor you on your trip. They will give you advice if you are new and offer ideas for regulars. Will be coming back soon thanks Chelsea your best.

TAKES A LOT OF EFFORT TO FIND BARGAINS HERE…read more We were told that Wilderness Exchange Unlimited is the place to come when you find REI too expensive. Wilderness Exchange is across the street from the flagship REI megastore. Park in the large lot (first hour free) next to Wilderness Exchange. We always enjoy hunting for bargains but it was not fun going through the mostly meh merchandise here. Hiking wear was still expensive even with tags showing markdowns of 25-50% off. We found the choices for women's clothing limited and less appealing (ugly colors and zero style) than the men's clothing. Plus secondhand clothing was mixed in with unworn merchandise. As for camping and hiking gear, it's hit or miss. Gear is expensive here even if it is marked down. If you are a hiking or camping newbie, bring a friend who can advise you about brands, quality and prices plus do some comparison shopping at REI. Confirm Wilderness Exchange's limited return and warranty policy.

Andy is awesome and was super helpful all around! Super knowledgeable and was passionate about it!read more

Lines are ALWAYS long, so if you can avoid peak times....definitely do!…read more I have been in a line of 6 people, haven't moved for about 8 minutes. Manager came up and looked at line. She help one of the 2 cashiers but didn't open or call to reduce line. It is Wednesday afternoon. Not a busy time and yet. Sigh. The merchandise is great.

I found what I needed for an African safari and the prices were very reasonable…read more Good quality and a large selection make Sierra a good choice for clothing and all kinds of gear.

This review is for wax/tune only of 2 sets of skis & 1snowboard for a non-peak week:…read moreDropped off before Sun 4pm and Evan said our gear would be ready at 8am Mon (over-nite service). We had them wax on 1st day and again 5days later and gear was ready at 8am both times; the over-nite crew delivered as promised! Price was reasonable also...Would use again.

Breaking a high-performance ski on the third day of a four-day trip would have been a disaster were…read moreit not for the professionalism, warmth, and prompt, friendly service of the folks at Epic Mountain Sports. Not only did their techs diagnose the problem, they also recommended a comparable ski that was ideal for the conditions and my ability. Meghan in the rental shop was sympathetic and kind--she processed my rental quickly and efficiently, slapped on a coat of wax, and offered me a military discount. Whether you need rentals or new gear, you should make Epic Mountain Sports your first and only stop at Winter Park. If you're renting skis, ask for Meghan.

They were very helpful and friendly. They got me and buddy set up for an awesome hiking/camping…read moretrip last week.

Picture this: I'm strolling through Nederland enjoying some really fantastic salt and vinegar chips…read morethat I didn't get from Mountain Man. And then.... heart attack! I happened to be in front of The Mountain Man Outdoor Store and one of the owners, John I believe he is called, brought me an elk jerky from his shop. So good! Even good enough to start my bum ticker a-tickin again. I immediately stood up and felt good enough to punch a trust-fund street urchin standing nearby (I didn't though.) What I did do was proceed immediately to the welcoming interior of the store, only to find an outdoor Nirvana, indoors. Somewhat greatful to owner John, I started to avail myself of the offerings- Shirts, jackets, flashy things, maps, snackages, socks, a knife (for cutting), stickers, postcards, a rope and everything I needed to begin my life anew in the nearby wood. You can do this too! The shopping thing I mean. Not the woods, or heart attack. Or maybe you could! I don't know! How did you find me??

Great store with wide variety. Tommy is very knowledgeable and goes above and beyond for his…read moreclients. Can't wait to come back and visit the store again. Can't recommend highly enough.

Love this place. Great supply of just about anything you want or need, and a spectacular collection…read moreof flies. Prices are in line with the big places in Denver. Most prices on sporting goods are fixed anyway. They give locals a discount, which means that on a lot of things, it is the best price you will find anywhere.

Great store! Love their commitment to conservation and great customer service. Stopped in to check…read moreout the winter sale, there's some good deals.

3.5 Fleeces.... With…read morethe advent of internet shopping any physical store appears understocked. I love one piece that Patagoina makes.....R1 full zip hoodie....they had only one color! Their website has probably 8-10. And to be honest my daughter went in to measure a carry on bag.....and than bought it from Al's Sports for $100 less. Sorry Long live physical retail....physical retail is dead...sorta

After ringing up my considerable pile of goods the cashier(s) informed me that they didn't have any…read morebags. I asked if they were sure that no bags existed anywhere in the store. They said, no. I walked out. This store lacks greatly in customer service and competent management.

SUPER rude manager, seems like she hates her life and wants to spread her negativity to others. I…read morecalled in asking if they had bike shorts in stock and she basically told me to come in and figure it out on my own. They need to work on customer service.