I think this is one of their flagship stores as it is huge for an REI. If REI sells it, they carry…read moreit here. Depth in every product area. That is what hit me when I walked in. I came in for a running headlight. There were tons of options as headlights double for hiking, camping, etc. I was able to get a light and be on my way. However, it was a bit overwhelming with so much depth in every area, but "REI" depth - lots of base layers, rows of Gore-Tex jackets, etc. - not a lot of variety in brands and items - seemed a bit stale. I shop a lot at Scheels and Cabela's and they merchandise very well with lots of brands across different price points. It was also hard to find someone that worked there to help me even though the store was empty, but the checkout people were nice.

Spotted (easily) from the highway- she's a big one! We couldn't resist swinging by. While it was a…read morebeauty to look at, inside was busy & disorganized. After a very short time, I was ready to bolt, sans any purchases. I feel like there's potential but, as is, I can't see myself spending much time here. I think, sometimes, smaller is better (?) Prices are high, granted, but so is the quality of the products offered & there's a ton to choose from. Like everyone else, the appear to short-staffed. So, pack your patience!

Stopped here on Friday to pick up bib and sweatshirt for Hot Cider 5K. I probably wouldn't have…read moremade the trek but there was a 20% off everything coupon. My running shoes are worn by toe area and I like Ascics a lot. They don't carry Ascics. I tried on Brooks (uncomfortable) and these other Nike shoes. The white ones I found were most comfortable. I wore them walking when I got home and I had the wrong socks on. They were uncomfortable. Today I had my Feetures socks on and did the 5K and it was better. With 20% off and being marked down, they still were $95.00. Oh well, YOLO.

if you are a runner get shoes anywhere else. I've received questionable Vaporfly's from Dick's…read moreonline. I tried them for a block and realized my 2 yr old Vaporfly's actually felt like there was more of a carbon plate than the ones received. I shipped the shoes back and the return was denied. I would advise going anywhere else.

The best product is the camisole with built in bra. I have one in every color! Great, practical…read morestore and good location!

Been a duluth trading company for atleast a decade. Thousands spent! Ive never used their no bull…read moregurantee where they claim theyll exchange your item for free. No bs, no hassle. Well unfortunately thats utter bs and they'll string you along and waste your time just to get nowhere. Lost my business. (Had a sweatshirt zipper stop working after 5 uses!) Well made chinese products with a terrible warranty.

Located at MoA, I was surprised to see a Fjällräven store, so I had to check them out…read more The store itself is clean, and had a nice selection of men and women's wear, bags, and gear. I found a couple of fleece and jackets, and the staff were very helpful in locating specific designs. If you can't find a particular style or a size, they can order it for you and ship anywhere. +friendly service +great selection of clothing

Bought a backpack for my grandson at this store last July. It was for school so he didn't start…read moreusing it until September. After a few months of use it started to come apart at one of non-stitched seams. Obviously a manufacturing defect. I took the backpack to the store but was told they only issue refunds or exchanges for 30 days. The salesperson agreed it was a defect but told me I would have to contact Fjallraven for a repair. Contacted the company and felt like they treated me as someone who was trying to rip them off. Sent a copy of the receipt and pictures on the defect. They finally agreed to repair it but I'd have to ship it to them and eat the $28 cost. Not what I'd call good customer service. I'll be sticking with REI which stands behind its products.

Every time I go to the Mall of America I have to stop here…read more It feels more than a toy store. There's many different stations/sections of the store that you'll find unique products for adults and kids. Staff are always ready to help. Demos will keep you in the store for awhile.

Toys AND outdoorsy gear?! Talk about an awesome combo! Just looking at the storefront says "Fun!"…read moreInside you'll find camping gear, warm clothing, silly animal slippers for all sizes, survival guides (like rope tying and more), many fun plush critters, toys/gifts/games that encourage outdoor play, etc. Definitely cool to look around and browse; I didn't have much room left in my luggage to buy much more stuff, but I'm super glad a place like this exists. Kind of gave off the vibe of an REI for kiddos, haha. Way better to get kids into going outside to play than always staring at a screen. =)

L.L. Bean coming in clutch for the MOA trip 10/10 great…read moretents and especially the shoes

Looks like an environment that supplies the niche audience what it needs. Not only did I find…read moreequipment, but functional house items as well. Wide shoe section that I wasn't expecting. Clothing for everyone in your family. I believe there was an education section, which is valuable to beginners and or people who want to brush up their skills. Customer service was absent. Saw associates free and looking my way but no one approached me at all. I don't know if I'll be back, not something I want to experience again.

If you have fond memories of Midwest Mountaineering, that longtime Cedar-Riverside staple, this new…read moreoutdoor activity gear shop is definitely good news for you! That shop's manager has now opened Lake State Mountaineering with similar wares and similar values. So we're talking high quality canoeing, climbing, camping, and hiking gear from a combination of large, small, and local vendors. They have a website you can order from, but if you want to browse in person and get knowledgeable advice from this passionate crew, you can pop into the shop. They have some pretty high-end merchandise, but I'm seeing some tempting sale offers and they have a rental program that might help you get kitted out for an adventure. This storefront location might be tricky to find at first. Enter through the building's Washington Avenue door, next to the barber shop, then follow the signs through the door there and up the stairs, where you'll spot them. I promise there's a nice store up there! You're on your own for parking but it's easy enough to find metered street parking. If you want to properly gear up for this kind of activity and want the best equipment, sold to you be a locally-owned store who will give you honest recommendations that come from deep experience, this is where to go.

Despite not finding what I was looking for what I did find in this store was even better! At the…read moretime I visited they're going through their end of season sale and practically the entire store is on sale. They also carry high quality gear like marmot and Patagonia and those are not excluded from sale which is a rarity. Definitely a hidden gem of a shop and where I will be coming back to get gear for a good value. It's nice to have a local option that caters to the outdoor market besides REI.

Do you need broomball equipment? If so, then definitely go here. This is one if the few places that…read morewill have both the gear & the knowledge you'll need. They are also great supporters of the sport so let's support them back! P.S. Do you need other sports equipment? Don't worry, they have that too.

Great place go get new equipment or good quality used equipment for reasonable prices. Employees…read moreare very knowledgeable so don't be afraid to ask questions.

Love this place- Really great for "grown -up" shoppers!…read moreWonderful sales too! You can find everything basic here and great bathing suits.

Very disappointed. I have been a Land's End customer since the 80's. Quality at that time was…read moreamazing and they stood behind every product. With my allergies I purchase the men's cotton socks. Over the years they have become thinner and not as good of quality. They also used to have fun patterns and now it is the boring neutrals. The coats used to be excellent and we own several jackets and parkas. Now the quality is much worse. I purchased a parka and the hood was defective. The only thing that I still consider very good is the supima towel bath sheet. Out of all of the items I purchased in the last few years, I have returned about 75%.