Such a great local store! I stopped by to get new shoes for a race and they were able to watch my…read moregait and help me find the perfect shoe to fit my needs. Very helpful staff! They had discounted section, clothing, gels, and various running gear. They also have a fun and inclusive run club! I highly recommend!

There's a dude who works at this place named Devan and he is a literal encyclopedia when it comes…read moreto running shoes. He used to work in medical rehab so you can ask him all of your injury questions too. I've tried almost every running shoe and he sold me on some extremely comfortable pumas that felt like exactly what I was looking for. I am so happy with them and I hope Devan gets the recognition he deserves because he nailed it!!!!

This is more of a review of Marmot than of Fontana Sports. I bought my first Marmot down jacket…read morehere, and it lasted almost twenty years before the zipper broke. It kept me so warm and toasty in the brutal upper Midwest winters. I discovered the Marmot brand here in the 1990s. Back in the 1990s, Patagonia was not considered as "technical" and as bougie as Marmot and The North Face. Arcteryx either didn't exist or was an obscure brand almost thirty years ago. Now, Patagonia and Arcteryx are off-the-charts insanely priced. Marmot and The North Face are considered "value" brands. In any case, I still buy Marmot; it's better quality and far better value than Patagonia because: 1. Higher down fill power and 2. Higher down fill weight I recently bought a 700-fill down parka from Marmot with 220 grams of down for far less money than a 600-fill down parka with 150 grams of down from Patagonia. I was cold in the Patagonia parka, and it was horribly expensive. I had to return. I also bought coats from Eddie Bauer and from L.L. Bean. Nowhere nearly as warm as Marmot. The Marmot down parka that I recently bought is called the Montreaux Coat, and I've yet to find a warmer coat at such a great price point. It hits my knee, although it's supposed to hit my calf, so that's a bit misleading on their website. It's closer to parka length than coat length. I like that when the zipper broke after almost twenty years of owning my first Marmot down jacket, I called Marmot's Customer Service, they sent me a shipping label, and they said that they would gladly repair the zipper for me, for free. When they couldn't repair the zipper, they just sent me a new Marmot down jacket. So, I wore that complimentary replacement jacket for another ten years before finally buying the Montreaux coat this year almost thirty years after buying my first Marmot down jacket from Fontana Sports.

i still miss the west side store! Every day!!!!! Wonderful store! Ski tuning was wonderful!read more

I was treated as crap when I called. I have been a customer for a long time and had fun spending…read moremoney in the store and on- line. I have a event tomorrow and was trying to inquire about a different size of the same shoe availability as I was going to do an in-store return. The clerk was rude and would not let me finish my sentence to what exactly I was inquiring about. I KNOW THE RETURN POLICY BUT THE WEBSITE WOULD NOT LET ME DO AS IT ASKED. I am an older lady and I love shoes! I will not be coming back to you anymore. Fix your customer service please!!!

They made it to the Eastside. Hallelujah! Hallelujah!…read more Look, it's a DSW. But why 4 stars you say? It's on the eastside. I'm not a snooty like other Capitol living folks that feel like Middleton is on the other side of creation - nope... I simply make a day of it. If we're going East - everything that can't be done west must be completed during this day trip. If we're going west (and since I no longer live on the westside) then we must fulfill our westside obligations in one trip. Honey Bunny gas is high and I'm pushing a real engine~ But when it's time for Middleton... I wonder should we go on to Baraboo then Minneapolis then reality hits and it's like ahhh.. Ruth Chris. Let's Go!! Back to this scheduled review: I can't put my finger on the differences yet but will update as soon as I get it figured out but again... It's on the eastside. The place is new so service, product selection, courtesies are stellar for now. Will write more later. Once it's a little older then compare.

I love shoe shopping in this store. They have a fantastic variety of shoes and very knowledgeable…read morestaff. The staff is friendly as well. I can almost always find the shoes I want on sale and I often get coupons from them in the mail and online. They are always my first stop!

From the owner: Famous Footwear is your place for athletic, casual and dress shoes for the whole family from…read morehundreds of name brands. It's a one-stop-shop for women, men and kids for brands like Nike, Converse, Vans, Sperry, Madden Girl, Skechers, ASICS, New Balance and more!With more than 1,000 stores nationwide and even more selection online, Famous Footwear is a leading family footwear destination for the famous brands you know and love. Check out the Famous Footwear website to pre-shop your local store's assortment, browse web only styles and find more than what you'll see in stores.Join Famous Footwear Rewards and earn points with every purchase, get exclusive coupons, get free shipping: both online and to-store. Find your next pair of shoes today!

Needed to replace my 5yr old Birks. I knew exactly what I wanted--the exact same ones I wore into…read morethe store. Mission accomplished, and with a military discount to boot.

We were there on Sunday, a very busy day at the store, but received excellent service from Mary!…read moreShe really went above and beyond helping us choose some really wonderful shoes and sandals. She checked sizes and suggested options we hadn't thought of. Thanks Mary! You made our shopping experience so much fun!

Bought a pair of hokas for a168.00 they told me I could get 50% off if I used the receipt in ten…read moredays (it used to be for ever) I went back to get another pair of Hokas and went up to the counter to pay and get my half off then he pulls out some sign , which was not there when I bought the first pair and told me I could not use the discount on Hokas. I then told him why would I buy another pair of shoes at half off That I wouldn't wear , will not shop there anymore. Shoebox here I come

As a mild shoehead, I enjoyed the store, service great. A bit much on outdated stuff but still a…read morenice place.

Tracked down a Stussy cheetah print zip up jacket that was no longer available at my local chapter…read morestore nor online. August looked like a good shop when I saw their reviews and their website so I pulled the trigger. I'm glad they still had the size I had been looking for as it was a gift for my lady. Shipping cost was ok but having spent as much as that piece had cost, I was hoping it would be free. No complaints on packaging as it was shipped in a bubble-lined shipping bag. They have a good selection of footwear, outerwear and tees. Plenty of other categories of clothing. Hope to visit the shop one day. My buddy used to play football for the Badgers, I'm gonna tell him about this shop.

It was a very clean set up around the store and great customer services, most definitely gonna come…read moreback when I visit Madison.

What a beautiful store. Well merchandised with better quality goods that will last you! This isn't…read more"fast fashion" here. It's about finding timeless well constructed garments that will be long lasting and relevant. And we all know we get what we pay for. The staff here is professional and kind. Richard helped me today and he was amazing, gently showing my options and helping me figure out fit and overall value. If you're an adult man and you are looking for quality , definitely shop here, Amazing store. Amazing staff. Amazing selection. Madison is lucky to have this shopping option .

Beautiful shop. Lovely men's clothing. The service is spot on; attentive, receptive to questions,…read morebut not over the top or pressuring. BUT, Why wouldn't you wrap my purchase in tissue paper before bagging it. Even though that's not necessary, it's a nice touch for what I would call a "high end store". But I'd definitely return.