I don't shop regularly at Cabelas but it is fun to go in every once in a while to look around, see…read morethe fish and get dog treats. I've never had a problem or issue with anything at this location. I bought a gun a few years ago, no issues. Does that mean it's a perfect store? No, it's retail and with every other retail store, they make errors. Set your expectations accordingly. Bonus: you can bring your dogs inside.

Any shopping trip he doesn't lose his temper at is a win! Selection in men's shoes is good. So many…read morechoices, from boots to athletic wear. We have purchased shoes here before and they've lasted him. And Austin at the register was friendly and helpful. The shoes were affordable. So what's not to like. The Christmas decorations were so cute and Santa is in the house! I wanted to visit Santa but he was hungry and the line long. Sad panda. Next visit!

Purchase. Nike shoes from the store in Littleton, park meadows mall and the Velcro stopped worked…read morewithin 2 weeks, when I went to return they asked me to reach the before directly. Recommending a long process to. Ale a return on a 54 dollar shoe. Never going to shop at Dicks Sporting good again.

Much improvement in customer service especially in the firearms department. Not one but two sales…read morerepresentatives assisted my mom and I as I came looking for a certain Holosun optic/sight (but unfortunately was out of stock). Ended up ordering online, which was a breeze. Shipping costs are waived when selecting store pick up. Price are reasonable. Always compare online, especially ammo. However I did find a nice Carhartt Hoodie (for Women) on sale!

Very helpful, cheap ammunition and helpful for finding items. Love how empty it is, very easy to…read morefind staff. Will say - ammo recently is very empty

Love the indoor play place for kids, the cafe for food and of course the selection …read more Great place!

**WARNING** Monitor Your Purchas History!!! I give this…read morewarning, but even if your purchase history is not correct, they won't fix it unless you report to their customer service desk with information from their website and stand in front of them. I recently purchased a firearm from the Colorado Springs Scheels. While waiting for the Colorado Democrat's "cool down" period to pass, I decided I would register for a Scheels online account to track my purchases. After creating an account, I noticed it actually had all my purchase history, likely from using the same email for digital receipts on previous purchases. While looking at my purchase history, I noticed the firearm I purchased, but then noticed a second firearm purchased 1 minute later... Yet, I only purchased one firearm. The website shows receipts for all the purchases. The receipt for the firearm I purchased shows "Customer: Default Scheels" in place of my name. Yet the receipt for the firearm I DID NOT PURCHASE shows "Customer: James Parker" and shows it being purchased using two separate cards (a VISA and a MasterCard) - and using my name on the receipt. Additionally, I confirmed they offer a 5% discount for miliary veterans. I showed my veteran ID and then paid the total. Looking at my receipt, the veteran discount was not applied to my purchase... Yet, when I look at "my" other receipt, for the firearm I DID NOT PURCHASE, it shows Scheels applied the veteran discount to this mysterious second firearm sale using my name and account information and then applying a "Tax Exempt" ID number that I have never seen once in my life. I am not sure if who's information they used for the background check, they say I don't need a new background check to purchase another weapon as long as it's within 30 days... If this is malicious, it would make sense this next sale happened one minute later before a legitimate customer came to the counter. I'm not sure who they will be handing this other, paid for, firearm to - I just hope and pray it's not someone with bad intentions. When I called the store and asked to speak to a manager, I was transferred to Kevin. Kevin says this is beyond anything he can handle and that he would require me to return to the store in person to provide them with proof and documentation. After explaining to Kevin that all my documentation is from THEIR website, he still insisted I will have to bring the documentation from their website to their store for them to address in person. I used to think firearms sales transactions require strict record accuracy... until I purchased a firearm at Scheels. But at a minimum, customers should be able to trust that their information is protected and handled appropriately -- especially when it involves firearm transactions. I would highly recommend purchasing your firearms from a ligament firearms dealer before trusting a retail zombie like Scheels for your firearms purchase.

Had a great time with our guide. First time we ever went fly fishing. He supplied all the gear and…read morewas great with the instructions. Just wished we knew when we booked that guided fly fishing is only catch and release.

Walked in to buy flies, left with a new fly rod. Tyler was awesome. I'm new to fly fishing and took…read morethe time to explain everything. I would highly recommend others to look at this location for all your fly fishing needs.

We love coming to bass pro for our Christmas photos! They offer free photos with Santa every year,…read moreyou get the one printed photo free but can purchase more, we chose to buy the online package so we could download them and it was only $20 so not bad. You have to make a reservation online but they do this for Easter as well! It's smart because it gets you in the door then we spent an hour walking around looking at the fish tank and ultimately buying a few things.

Garry did such an amazing job helping me get new string on my fly reel and he was very…read moreknowledgeable.

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.

I'm so frustrated and disappointed in this store. I don't shop sporting goods stores very often…read moreand when I do it is most often Dick's Sporting Goods in Lone Tree Colorado. That's where I went today to purchase a birthday gift for my wife and it will probably be the last time I shop with them after today. Today was at least the 3rd time that I've purchased an item that was marketed at a significant discount but was rang up at full price. The first two times, I thought it might be simply errors in merchandising and signage. To be clear, I purchased two different sizes of a jacket off of a circular rack that held at least 6 more of the same style and color jackets. The signage on the top of the entire rack clearly said "40% off." I left the store, checked my receipt on the way to the car and returned inside to point out the discrepancy. The sales associate (different from the one that had checked me out) responded by saying "Honestly, these weren't the items on sale." She didn't bother to walk back to the rack to check the signage. She didn't apologize for the conflicting messages. She didn't call a manager to try making the customer happy. I do realize that it is not the sales associate's fault for deceptive signage so I wasn't rude or angry with her. I did keep my purchases (with the intent to return one when I figure out which size is the correct one for the recipient). But, I also did say that this was not the first time I had encountered this "clever but deceptive marketing in this store." And, I'm really tired of Dick's Sporting Goods in Lone Tree, Colorado playing their pricing games. I did double check online after leaving the store. Online the jackets I purchased are still listed at full price so I think I paid the correct price. However, management should verify and keep signage related to pricing current and accurate; and they should also correctly merchandise their stores. The fact that I have encountered this issue at this same store several times should give one pause before shopping here. I also realize that deceptive advertising is not legal and that I could also report this to the Better Business Bureau. I've considered that but decided to just take my business elsewhere.

Lots of choices in the Stanley and Yeti items I was looking for as gifts. It was nice to wander…read morearound too because there are a lot of different merchandise to look at. The workout gear was nice and I need come back to check them out. No time today. Didn't speak to any associates. Prices were comparable to other stores in this mall.

I specifically downloaded yelp just to leave a review for orvis. They have the absolute worst…read morecustomer service I have ever experienced. As a guide in Colorado I'm the one who pushes products for these companies. If a person books a trip with my shop the customer wants to know what setup I'm using. I've had 4 and I'll say that again 4 orvis Clearwater rods break within 2 months of purchasing them. I bought a 10ft 3wt rod on 2/25 went and took it out to use it for its very first time on Sunday 2/29 and guess what snapped on my first fish. I bought the rod on the professional program that orvis offered it's still the same exact rod that you get from their website nothing different I took it into the store to try and get it replaced/refunded and guess what they told me I had to go to their online store to "request a replacement piece" or send it in for evaluation a 4-6 week turnaround if I thought it was a manufacturer defect and if they don't deem it was a manufactured defect they get to charge me $60 just to replace the section. to add a note as well if I were to request a replacement rod section it was $60 so for a rod to snap on my very first fish I caught. As a pro guide I will never and I mean never push any orvis products from here on out they claim to have one of the best customer service in the market and it sure didn't show. As a recommendation I only guide with TFO rods have had them for nearly 3 years and not a single one has broke with over 300 days used on each one! Hope this review will help someone!

One of my favorite fishing stores. They have fly tying classes for free which I have partakes in…read more They also do classes to teach wounded warriors how to tie flies and are involved with the Project healing waters. Great place, good people, and lots of stuff for men and women, anybody that wants to partake on the rivers. I WOULD definitely recommend going there. Say hello to Brian.

This store has a great selection and plenty of room to wander. They carry many brands from Burton…read moreto North face and everything in between. I love that they have a sales and used section for great value. Service is friendly and not at all pushy!

I brought my bike here to get the tires worked on and to my surprise the tires and tubes are still…read morein good condition (despite the difficulty in maintaining air). The bike tech was not able to find any holes but I still chose to have them replaced. He also did a thorough inspection of the bike and found that a tune up wasn't necessary so I totally appreciate the honesty. He was able to ready my bike the same day so service is speedy as well. Take a moment and swing by Epic this time of year and shoppers will find some good deals on winter gear and equipment. I also found some new riding gloves for half off so I couldn't say no to a sale. Lots of gear to choose from and accessories are priced just right (and by just right I mean that Epic is very much in-line with that one popular online retailer). Epic is a nice place to shop and the staff are always available and frequently offer assistance. A-ok in my book so I definitely recommend to check out Epic Mountain Gear.