Can you imagine an outdoor gear exchange?! It's like once upon a child but with kayaks!…read more They have bikes, tents, kayaks, and clothing, too. Oh, and you can grab a cold beer while you browse!

This place is spectacular and has everything you need for the outdoorsman. Fishing guns camping…read moreand even food. You can get it all My husband love their under armor polo shirts and I think he owns every color. It's a ride for us but enjoyable place to shop

So I've only been to two Cabela's in my life... the 1st one that is located right off the…read morefreeway(sr23?) in Dundee, Mi and this one. I'd thought forever that these would not all be the same but I was proven wrong the night we visited this one. It seems like they are all built with similar layouts. The clothes, the outdoor equipment, firearms, ammunition, archery nuts and candy, jams and now they appear to have smoker and bbq cooking equipment, wood chips, and rubs&bbq sauce. It's all kind of expensive to me but honestly, I'm not an outdoorsman but my wife was looking for a jacket as a gift. Always dun to walk in and see all the taxidermy work and especially the fish tank.

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.

I have a Thule bike rack that I bought somewhere besides RRT. I won't name the store because I…read morethink they did their best but I will never buy another Thule from anyone other than RRT. And I may go in there and just buy a bunch of other stuff! I had to call Thule's 800 number after multiple attempts to unlock my bike rack with no real assistance from the place I purchased it. The customer service representative on the phone with Thule gave me RRT's address and phone number. I called and Emily was doing her "bookwork" but she walked up front and handed the "master keys" to her sales help in the store. They seemed to be expecting me when I arrived and Dalton walked out to my car with me. As the customer service representative on the phone had told me, there is a ring of 100 keys and Dalton tried every one of the them. Luckily, we found it after almost 70 different keys but I was treated so well. They didn't have to help me, I didn't buy the Thule Bike Rack from them. But this will be the first place I go in the future! According to Dalton, they offer FREE installation! It's a nice store in Old Milford and it's apparently been there since 2010. I have been biking the trail for years and I promised Emily, no more Thule from anyone but Roads, Rivers and Trails! They ROCK!!!!!!!! They also have a lot of very attractive clothing and equipment. I will let you know after I go back to shop.

As with any outlet, this can be hit or miss. Your best bet is to shop for winter things out of…read moreseason and summer things are the same deal. Everything North Face makes can be found here including tents, backpacks, and sleeping bags. They have greatly reduced their shoe department and mostly only have childrens shoe items now. Still can be a great outlet... If you do 3 things... 1. Join their free rewards club 2. Shop their sales 3. Beware the difference between the real discounted north face gear, and the dumbed down cheap outlet version made "just for outlet only". Helpful and friendly staff. Clean and organized store. Happy shopping fellow bargain hunters!

Came on a Saturday afternoon and the lights were out and the doors were locked. I dont know if…read morethey are closed for good but all the other store in the mall were open so not sure. I would give them a call before coming if this is your only reason for fighting all that traffic.

Great selections, wonderful service. Knowledgeable people in every area. They followed all rules…read moreand laws for firearms.

The store is fine, but the staff was ridiculous. We knew exactly what we were looking for, but as…read moresoon as we walked in we were told about how great the Cabela's credit card was. Said no thanks and picked up our item. While loading it in the cart, another employee pressed us a lot about getting their card. How we should both get it, and kept pestering. We finally broke free and we're heading to the register only to be pounced on by another guy about a new time share! Even after many attempts to break free he was instant on the giving us all the info. Phew! Finally ditched this one, and made it to the register. Thank goodness the cashier only pelted us with lame jokes. Once out of the store we felt as though we had survived a very ridiculous episode of some crappy reality show. Needless to say, I'll stick to Amazon from now on.

Great selection of outdoor gear, tents, holiday gifts, etc. I've bought all I need for my…read morebackpacking trips and found gifts for the holidays for family. Staff was kind and the store seems to be ran much better these days than before. Definitely will be back!!

I was so excited about finding this local outdoor store last week. Great clothes, outdoor…read moreequipment, boots/shoes, etc. Bought two shirts, and knew that this was going to be my new outdoor store - goodbye REI. But now, I won't be back. I brought the shirts home and washed them - One button fell off. Brought shirt back to store with receipt to exchange. They told me that they would send it back as a warranty complaint and it would cost ME an additional $10! Acted like they were doing me a favor. First time I have ever had this happen that a store does not stand behind what they sell. I decided to take the shirt, find thread that matched and sew the button on myself. Great store, bad customer service!

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Very good deals on shoes at the Cincinnati Premium Outlets. Outstanding military discount but make…read moresure you use ID.me ... which means be ready with your account which is what they use to verify you.

This store is huge. For being an outlet store, I was surprised at how much winter gear they had…read moreduring winter. Part of me was expecting mostly t-shirts. This store is heavy on apparel. The kid's section is larger than I was expecting. There is a smallish shoe selection in the far corner, near the registers. Some prices were great, other not so much. For the most part, the store was well kept. A few areas were hard to navigate with a stroller. There wasn't much in the way of customer service. The only employee I interacted with was the cashier. He was fine. If you are a fan of the Columbia brand, there is a much larger selection here than at any outdoor or department store.

We make an annual trip to this Bass Pro to gather what we need for our spring fishing season. This…read moretrip usually involves some new clothes as well. My husband loves the pocket t-shirts and they have some really nice Redhead brand ones here, they are really quality material and last. We didn't need a lot of items on this last trip but we also found a nice dress shirt for him for some of our nicer meals out. We always take a look at the flicker shad lures to see if we need any for our walleye fishing in the spring. We also fish for crappie so we need hooks, bobbers, and jigs. We like to look at the new boats although not in the market for one right now. We will continue to go to this Bass Pro at the very least annually.

Stopped by to check out this new location and was fairly impressed. It is large and has a gorgeous…read morewaterfall out front that I wish was in my backyard! The inside feels like a log cabin! I was able to find some nice summery womens clothing not only for outdoor adventures, but also everyday wear! The prices were a little bit high, with no sales or coupons offered, but the stuff seems high quality. The staff was friendly and helpful. Overall the store seemed clean and well organized. Good selection in all of the departments.