So I went on a business trip earlier this week to Atlanta... and of course the temperature was…read morefreezing.... well it was in the twenties sometimes and for this Miami boy.... that's practically Arctic weather. I was in the airport and I knew that I would need a pair of gloves and as I had never really owned a pair living in Miami my whole life I walked into this store hoping they had some. I asked one of the store associates if they had any gloves for sale and they did.... thank goodness! Even better, they were on sale and got them for less than $30. He could have told me $100 I don't friggin know anything about buying gloves and considering how cold it was going to be I probably would have bought them. The associate was nice... he wanted to make sure my gloves fit and once we found they did, he rung me up and I was on my way. This purchase was well worth it. When I was experiencing those cold days and even colder nights and my coworker without gloves was putting his hands in his pockets in a futile attempt to keep them warm, I was thankful to have bought my gloves at exoffico.

Always loved a good sale at this store. The clothes is also good quality. It's my go to workout and…read morelounge apparel. Pricey but that's why I get the sakes, which is still kinna pricey lol...

Went to grab some weights, they were low on stock but I got a couple that I needed. It wasn't very…read morecrowded so I got in and out pretty easily.

I used them for curbside pick up and first time things went smoothly and the gentleman was so…read morepleasant and polite. 2nd time, I had to call inside because I sat for close to and hour, luckily I was on the phone and it passed the time but once I called they came right out. I would still use them again.

If you're an Atlanta Hawks fan, the Philips Arena Team Gear Store is the best place to buy Hawks…read moremerchandise. I'm a huge NBA fan and have apparel from six different teams (Hawks, Spurs, Heat, Knicks, Bobcats, and Clippers). Most of the stuff I own I purchased online at the NBAStore.com. That's usually the best way to go if you want authentic merchandise, but aren't in the city of your favorite team. The Team Gear Store has at least three locations inside Philips Arena. The main store is located directly across from the CNN Center food court entrance. The other ground floor location, which is located on the opposite end of the "Hawk Walk" concessions and close to the Taco Mac and Georgia World Congress Center entrances, specializes in custom jerseys and women's apparel. The upper level store is located just around the escalators and carries a limited selection of the main store's offerings. The Philips Arena Team Gear Store and the NBA Store both have good Hawks merchandise selection online, but the store with the best selection is the Team Gear Store. I was able to purchase my red Al Horford "ATL" (Hawks alternate uniform) t-shirt by Adidas here. You can't find the red "ATL" jersey tees anywhere else, including the NBA Store whose version says "Atlanta" across the front instead of "ATL" like the real Hawks jerseys. They also have the home white and road blue versions too. The Team Gear Store has apparel for several Hawks players including some of the role players like Zaza Pachulia, Jeff Teague, Kirk Hinrich, and Tracy McGrady. If you want your own jersey, the secondary ground floor location has a machine that will print your name on a blank jersey for you. At every Hawks game I've been to this season, it seems like there's always some kind of sale going on at the Team Gear Store. One night, they had a Joe Johnson All-Star 2012 t-shirt on sale for $10. Another night, they had a retro red and yellow Atlanta Hawks t-shirt on sale for $10. Great deals, especially considering most authentic NBA t-shirts cost $20+. My Horford shirt was $25. There's something for everyone including women and kids. Not only apparel, but memorabilia and novelty items like basketballs, golf balls, bobble heads, flags, posters, and stuffed animals. Game-worn Johnson or Horford jersey for $975 anyone? They have some game-worn jerseys of lesser known players who don't play for the Hawks anymore for "only" $300 (e.g. Damien Wilkins, Pape Sy). The Team Gear Store is open Monday through Saturday from 10am-5pm (and during Hawks games) and also has an online store. The employees I've encountered have been friendly and helpful.

If big gaudy logos plastered on clothes are your thing then Sports Elements is for you. Sports…read moreElements is an apparel and sneaker store with urban designs for men and women. They carry mostly designer brands and prices range from inexpensive when on clearance and sale to pricey for the seasons latest trends. My teen aged cousins and nieces would love this place but I'm sure their parents wouldn't. For what its worth the service is good and they do have some rather interesting sneakers. There are eight locations in Atlanta. Sports Element is similar to Athlete's Foot and Foot Locker. For the location nearest you check your local listings.

I went here and the sales associates greeted me as soon as I entered the store. The sales associate…read morenear the front of the store offered assistance as I looked around, but the store didn't have what I was looking to buy. The store was having a 50% sale which advertised outside which made me stop in to browse. The store has a parking lot in the front with a few spaces.

Tried to return items that were not worn and was given a store credit that only works for that…read morelocation and not online or other locations. Very disappointed in the customer service and I do not recommend anyone spend money here because if something is wrong they will not allow you your money back

After doing a lot of uneventful shopping around through the mall for a specific Nike sandal I…read morestumbled into the last option at the end of the mall. Foot Locker... The entire staff was very friendly. I was greeted as soon as I walked in. Noticed they actually had what I was looking for and before I knew it I was cashing out and on my way. Just how I like it. The store needs a little remodeling. I looks like it used to be some other store. Doesn't look like a Foot Locker at all. More like an old school Kenny's Shoes or something. However, the guy that helped me was kinda cute, i should have given him my number... dang

It would be great if the staff answered the phone here. My daughter lost her wallet at the store,…read morewe live very far away and have been calling to check for the wallet since, with no answer. It rings on and on. Such a fun thing to face when you have ID's, debit cards & credit cards on the line. Tip: as a business, don't have a listed phone number if no one will actually ever use the phone.

Good service, great prices, very nice threads, super location!…read more The only thing I would prefer is if this were a Black owned store. There is always something wrong with the situation where you have Asians in a Black community making huge amounts of money off people who have it very difficult to open up the very same business in their own community due to restrictions by banks and other barriers to building wealth and credit. If you are looking for contemporary styles at good prices with good service, Sports Profile is the place to go. The fact that is it located by the main hub of Atlanta's transportation system only sweetens the deal. You can be at the store in 60 seconds after you get off the train/bus. Perfect! The exchange policy is also fair. You get 7 days to exchange the item. You gotta have all the tags on it!

This place is a throwback to when I used to buy sneakers in the late 80s early 90s. They had…read moreeverything all the Dickie clothing, backpacks and every major brand of sneakers. Staff was amazing especially Antonio, he held onto some clothing and shoes for us while we ran a quick errand in a different part of town. I will be coming back to purchase more clothing, shoes, etc.

UPDATE: I WILL NEVER BUY ANOTHER SHOE IN THIS STORE.. sorry Jeff I was rocking with you…read moreunfortunately, I came into Walter's to use store credit from a pair of shoes I returned in January. I was told when I made the return that all I'd need was my ID -- the store keeps the slip on file. When I gave my name and ID, the associate couldn't find my slip. Instead of continuing to look thoroughly, he accused me of already using the credit or that it wasn't in my name, suggesting I was trying to get over on the store. This was said in front of other customers, which left me feeling humiliated, disrespected, and singled out. I later found a picture of my slip and saw the store had made the error -- my name was written incorrectly on their end. Which was funny because I was told it was my fault and that in all the years the store had been operating, they had "never made a mistake." My name starts with an "S" why was there an "M" on the slip, I have no clue. Even after it was clear I was right, there was no apology or effort to make things right. In that moment, I did not feel I was given the same respect or fair treatment that another customer might have received. The entire interaction was unprofessional and extremely disappointing.