This place has all the clothing and boots we wanted and cheaper than Amazon!…read more Austin I believe was the gentleman's name who helped me. He was so kind and brought me out every single option for a new buff for some extra masks for me. I can't say everyone is friendly or willing to help. But those who do like Austin and John go above and beyond.

awful customer service. and very high prices. not to mention they fail to honor their OWN return…read morepolicy. spend your money elsewhere!

I have ALWAYS loved this store and I mean ALWAYS (many many years) now my family loves it too - esp…read morein winter when it's all decoder events but today was just a summer day of shopping and we ended up with more than what we came for (as usual) some gifts, school clothes, pet toys, yard items etc- you name it they have it. Store is always clean and organized- prices are clearly labeled- checking out was quick - no long lines

Bass Pro - I purchase My Black Rifle Coffee and my Carhartt jeans from you. I will buy a reel from…read moreYou this summer as well. What I will not purchase: Your Faux Patriotic paraphernalia that is made anywhere but America. Do Not Care for that Nonsense at All. You can Do Better.

The bushes in the parking lot are too high for automobiles. Can't see oncoming traffic. Very…read moredangerous.

The staff here couldn't have been nicer, and the store has a great selection. Unfortunately, an…read moreunnecessarily restrictive payment policy cost them a sale. Like plenty of people who quickly stop at stores while running errands or heading to and from the gym, I don't always carry my full wallet. I generally rely on Apple Pay, which is convenient, secure, and widely accepted. And of course, I know that not all retailers accept it. That's fine, I can research that and plan ahead. Unfortunately, when I went to check out at this particular Dick's, I discovered that this location has an undisclosed limit on contactless transactions. My purchase was exactly $100, and the terminal refused the payment, saying it exceed the contactless payments. Even the staff were surprised and mystified by this. Crazy. Rather than make a second trip, I ordered the same items online for less money, with free delivery tomorrow. It's frustrating because I genuinely wanted to make the purchase in person. It was a gift and I would have preferred to have it in hand tonight. But I can deal with delivery tomorrow, even if it is from another retailer. The employees did everything right, but the payment system got in the way. At a time when brick-and-mortar retailers are competing with online shopping, making it harder for customers to spend money seems particularly counterproductive. Great staff, great selection, but a checkout policy that really needs reconsideration. In the meantime, don't forget your wallet or leave it in the console of your truck when you pop into Dick's.

OMG! If you're a fan of Dick's Sporting Goods, you MUST visit Public Lands, in Framingham's…read moreShopper's World. This is one of their three locations in the U.S. and is actually owned by DSG. They focus more on outdoor recreation & highly recommend checking them out if you're looking for more stock of these brands: Varley, Patagonia, North Face, Vuori, Free People, Fjallraven, Arc'teryx, Marine Layer, Stanley/Yeti/Owala/Brumate, & more. I found Public Lands to be a more elevated DSG & loved the store...Very nice displays on the floor! They have a lovely selection of women's, men's, and children's. I think very similar to REI too, but better? Haha. Will definitely be back.

How have i never been here. I do frequent DSG quite often and had no idea they are the same…read moreumbrella. This is like a higher end brands DSG. Well organized, stupid clean, very presentable with a rock climbing wall available during certain hours earlier in the day. Sorry i didn't take note of the hours. The staff were reorganizing, no one approached me when looking for sneakers but that's quite alright i didn't need help this night. They have plenty of bottle brands, camping gear, sports gear, athleisure brands. Def know who and what they are so will be back for necessities and deals!

REI is a Co-Op, so join, as it's a win-win for everyone…read more They have a really nice staff; the folks working there are into the outdoors. They like biking, hiking, camping, climbing and etc. they know the lingo, they know their merchandise, and they are always willing to help the customer. Hingham Derby Street Shops... well, parking is plentiful, I do tend to park in the back. Never jammed up back there. If you plan on buying anything, you will want to bring your own bag as the chain is 'bag free'. Prices are very good. Competitive with Amazon.com and better than Cabela's. I used to go to the store in Framingham when I was in metro west, also the store in Reading... I'm not sure if both are still there. Shopping since '96, Co-Op member since '12. No negatives,

Came in before closing about 40 mins and was greeted promptly by staff to see if we needed any help…read moreor info for our shopping! Location is setup nice, 2 floor style like most. They have basically anything you need for outdoors activities. I've usually shopped for hiking gear and camel backs or osprey / rei branded stuff. Also got a pair of hiking boots. I think it's cool REI is a coop brand. Member owned. They have plenty of sales going on, bicycles standard and electronic assisted, survival gear, clothing from all sorts of brands, boots and hiking gear, camping gear, lanterns, knives, paddles, water shoes, and also have deals on traded in gear. Nice experience. Love walking around and looking at stuff i probably don't need but it's a cool tool or utility purposed item.

Cabelas has nothing on this place…read more Ian set me and my daughter up with outstanding gear and pro tips that put us on the fish in only an hour. We took the lures that Ian sold us and went to the place he pointed out and slammed 22 frigging stripers. Thank you Ian and Goose Hummock for making my trip to the Cape a most memorable one with my beautiful daughter. Much Love to Diesel the store mascot

The workers were really nice. This was my first time in Cape Cod and I had brought fishing rods…read morebecause we were camping and I was honest with them and I let them know that I had completely no clue where to fish how to fish and what to use they told me the best spots I could go to and they offered me really good equipment to use in those areas and ended up working. I ended up catching three nice Seabass. Price was good only spent $20.

I love the REI in Garden City. Every employee, literally everyone, is so kind and helpful. They are…read morewilling to go the extra mile and never seem "bothered". REI has great outdoor brands and a decent selection. Prices range and things can be on the higher-end but it's no more expensive than the manufactures sites. I also appreciate that as a member I get perks like cash back, extended returns, etc.

Still five stars. We came in looking for a number of things. Kind of a scouting mission. REI has…read moreplenty to offer for hiking, camping, biking, kayaking, and more. We are looking for, among other things, a smaller tent (ours is huge) that we can easily lug around with us and REI has a large selection. We signed up for their membership several years ago. Just tell them your phone number when making a purchase and you get credit for the purchase. We picked up a UV protective t-shirt as a gift for someone. It was reasonably priced imho, very soft and moisture wicking. Brilliant. I should probably get myself one too. BTW, the company no longer offers bags. None. So bring a reusable bag if you plan to shop here. It's just another way to reduce waste and be a good steward. Some of the prices can be high, but not everything. They sell Patagonia which is an expensive brand, as well as other, more moderately priced items. You just have to know what you want and what you are willing to pay. If you check out the bulletin board upstairs, they offer guided excursions that look really fun. I check out their selection of hiking poles as I am looking to buy some. Everything from really reasonable basic models to foldable, light weight pricey models. So you have options. They have pet items. Personal care items. Clothes and shoes are upstairs. So many types of water bottles. Camping items for both the thru-hiker and the car-camper. Check them out. They are a good resource and the staff are friendly and happy to assist.

Amazing products and great customer service. The first store I went to was in Hong Kong and now I…read morefind myself into another branch, but this time at Massachusetts. You can find a great deal of products when it comes to tactical equipment, hiking equipment, packs, velcro badges/patches and a multitude of different knives. The Staff was very friendly and wanted to assure me, if there were any questions, they would address.l it. Overall, it's a very large store for both men and women and the quality of products seems to be top notch. I only came to browse not to purchase, but ended up buying a workout top with great material and a perfect fit for my build. I recommend the store to all those who are looking for a reliable brand and those trying to find a great quality product in uncertain times.

Store itself is expensive but they do sell good products. I typically buy online but have…read morepurchased from the Saugus store when I needed something quickly. Website has great sales!

From hiking gear to skiing supplies to everyday favorite clothes, this place has EVERYTHING. It's a…read morestore you walk into for one thing and come out with five. The folks who work here are so, so nice and helpful. Whether you're a seasoned pro looking for a second opinion or a newbie intimidated to ask the wrong question, ask away and they'll run through their encyclopedic list of knowledge with you. As you can guess from the name, they carry a million camp and hiking supplies, but even as a non-outdoorsy person, it's fun to browse. (My favorite purchase ended up being an ultra light dry bag backpack that came in handy on a trip to Bali in the rainy season.) They've got a wide selection of clothes that you'd wear everyday from Filson to Patagonia and Arcteryx. They've also got you covered for the wild outdoors of Back Bay with a great selection of raincoats and winter gear from brands like Marmot and Canada Goose. When possible, I'm really trying to shop here and support a local store instead of ordering everything from Amazon. For a small shop, they run some great sales, like 20% off all boots or 15% off all Canada Goose. It's impossible to believe HTC has only been here for a year or so -- it feels like it's been part of Central Square forever.

Well, you can't call them on the phone to ask questions…read more They have nice pictures on their website. That's about it.

Poor experience with staff here. No care given. I was embarrassed when it was insinuated that I…read moremay be a theif. I asked to exchange smartwool socks in original packaging with original store sku label on there. I wanted a mid height not low ankle but had no receipt. No help there just insulted when it was explained as it may be stolen. Im sorry....no receipt no exchange. For the record to staff there Sku's are an inventory control system and point of sale pricing tool and its insulting to be told otherwise. They know if it sold from that store. Inventory is what I do as part of my business.

Samantha the manager was AWESOME! My kids hate trying things on and my 9yr old needs new snow…read moreboots. I bet him $5 they could find his size within a specific amount of time. She ran around the store with us and joined in on it running to the back getting sizes and laughing at our silliness. Now he ONLY wants clothes & footwear from EMS!!! Ty for making it fun!