Walked past the firearms counter a few times with a fresh RPAL in one pocket and $10k in the other…read moreand not one person could be bothered to help me. Walked out, went home and bought a new Beretta shotgun online.

I purchased a Henry golden boy .22 LR (display model) just ran multiple rounds through it and the…read morelever action consistently jams the cartridges so you have to push them down with your finger to line them up. Even had a couple that broke and I had to pick them out. I've tried calling the store three times and they NEVER pick up the phone. I've had this same problem multiple times. I dont know what is going on over there but they need to start picking up the phone. Disappointed. Update: after getting ahold of them they told me there is nothing they can do to help have it repaired or sent to manufacturer for warranty service. Thanks for nothing!

BAIT AND SWITCH WARNING…read more Went back here three times looking at some expensive poles they had priced on the rack for a great deal. I even discussed with a salesperson what an amazing deal it was who concurred with me. At the till that price would quadruple. When I pointed out they had their in-store pricing much lower they told me to pound sand.

The Walmart of ski stores! Imagine not even selling xcountry…read moreski pole baskets. So much for their supposed green policy. Just buy another set i guess is their logic. Interesting in that you can buy a single ball bearing for a bicycle so skiing definitely not a priority seems

Game On is a pretty small sports apparel store. I was looking for a cute flames baby gift for a…read morefriend so I swung in here. I was greeted by the guy working. They carry basic Calgary Flames jerseys, t-shirts and caps. There was only a small section of kids and baby stuff, a couple little hats and bibs, for $12. It wasn't what I was looking for. The rest of the store contains some football jerseys, a good assortment of teams. They also have a small selection of soccer jerseys. Overall Game On didn't have the most impressive stock compared to other stores like it.

It's said that one man's trash is another man's treasure, although I think you'd have to be pretty…read moretwisted to regard a used athletic supporter as a "treasure". If you do, however, then 2nd Chance Sports has got you covered. Besides the disturbing wicker basket of jock straps at the front, this used sporting goods store has a wide selection of more hygienic and acceptable used sporting goods. There's lots of hockey equipment and golf clubs available, as well as a modest selection of tennis rackets, ski equipment, and apparel. So if you're looking to buy, sell, or trade used sporting goods, head down to 2nd Chance Sports. Just, in the name of all things decent, steer clear of the wicker basket - no good could possibly come from that little basket of horrors!

The customer service here is quite terrible. I keep coming back because the first time I shopped…read morethere I got a good bike for my daughter for a really decent price. I keep hoping that one day I'll go in and the person behind the counter won't look at me like I just ruined their day, or if that's not possible, answer my questions and actually help me find what I came for? I've been told to search the information I need to buy a snowboard (length for my height) on Google, denied being allowed to try a bike (where they can see me!) before buying, and most often - waved off in a direction 'over there somewhere' when I've asked where to find a particular item. I keep stopping in because I have that darn coupon for 20% off coupon and am looking for another used adult bike.