came in here on a saturday evening to get some camping…read moresupplies. I usually go to cabelas but we were over at the big albertsons so we popped in to see if they had anything we might need. every person we encountered the entire time was so friendly. even though they were clearly under staffed they were all very kind. the man at the knife counter was very knowledgeable and friendly. the prices were good too- and they had a coupon for $20 off every single order of $100 or more. I did not know about this- the checker just applied it for us and told us about it. she did not have to do that! it was really cool and a good surprise. I think this place is a good competitor for cabelas and if you haven't been in you should go check them out.

Great selection, love their clearance prices. Very helpful staff, always courteous except for one…read moreoccasion. I was going to purchase a Byrna non lethal pistol and went into their little shooting booth. Shot 3 or 4 times and asked for more to try, He said that is all he's allowed to let me try. I've spent Thousands of dollars there and 3 shots was not enough to see if I wanted to make this purchase. I just left. I'll probably go to the Boise location to purchase since he didn't really seem to care about my purchase. I'm looking at purchasing several items in the Bryan line of products.

Such a great shop with even greater service! Came in today to get pants for my husband and was…read moreimmediately greeted by Melissa who helped me find what I was looking for and also gave me some great info! Highly recommend this place for all your tactical/uniform needs and more!

A huge fan of this brand and the products they have available. I went in to browse over clothing…read morethat would best suit my interests in a career as a first responder, and to my delight I found a huuuge selection of pants, shirts, and gear to choose from. Camille was a phenomenal help, showing me the difference strengths of all the product lines. Will definitely be spending more of my money here

I have been to Scheel's quite a few times. Each time I have been impressed and amazed by the staff…read more They are present, friendly, polite, welcoming and helpful. I've shopped for my husband, grandkids and myself and I have been happy with my purchases. I bought some great seasonings for myself, sports items for my grandkids, and lots of outdoor equipment for my husband. Everything has been used and enjoyed, and has held up well. The prices are comparable to other places. I absolutely think their seasonings are superior to grocery stores for outdoor cooking.

It's like Bucees meets Bass Pro. Outdoor/Sporting goods plus food and light entertainment. In…read morestock, they had lots of the stuff you'd expect. A bit more women's items than other outdoor stores, which I appreciated. We also got lunch from the cafe. The pizza was pretty good and I had the italiano sandwich, which was toasted so the cheese was nice and melty. Also tried the outdoorsman sandwich, which was served as a cold sandwich. Both were delicious. I got some beef jerky to bring home as a gift. They also had fudge and espresso drinks. I did have a slightly negative experience at check out where the cashier could have handled things better, but everything else went well. Plus he seemed young and inexperienced, so I'll leave that out of my review this time.

They have the BEST customer service!! Had a small issue with a couple of pairs of running shoes…read morethat I had purchased earlier this year. I called Austin (I live in Oregon and have to travel a few hours to get to location) and told him my issues with the shoes I had. I was hesitant to ask for help, but Austin reassured me that they would help me fix my problem with my current shoes. I ended up getting two new pairs of shoes (different brand, of course) and two pairs of insoles. Timothy, the salesman who helped me this time, he did the new computer measuring of my feet and discovered I needed a different size than previously thought. Timothy was exceedingly patient as I tried on several boxes of shoes. I'm so happy that I called in to ask for help. Austin & Timothy solved my problem. I am a very happy customer. Highly recommend this location.

Highly recommend this store! Austin said their most important goal is to get the correct fit onto…read moremy feet--and he meant it! It took several tries but we finally found the right shoes. Since they didn't have the exact size in stock, he even mailed them to me so I wouldn't have to drive down dreaded Eagle Road! This place is the best for quality products and especially top-quality service. Thank you, Austin!

Columbia has some good deals and I like some of their stuff…read more Disclosure - I'm not a super outdoor person but so I like functional lightweight clothing for traveling. I usually pop in regularly to check the sales and deals. On a visit last year I found this collapsible duffel bag. It's a monster. It folds into itself and has been a regular addition to my must have travel items. Their line of national parks t shirts are great gift ideas for family that lives outside of the Us as well as those who don't have a national park near them. I also like their hats and windbreakers. The staff is super friendly and what I like the most is that they are knowledgeable about their products. They really want you to have what works best for you not necessarily the most expensive thing in the store. Pro Tip. Sign up for rewards. It takes about two months to get your reward money buts it's worth it. Columbia is a great addition to the Village and I can't wait to see what the deals are next week

I do love this store. I've been a fan of Columbia clothing for some time now, and I loved visiting…read moretheir big store in Seattle in the past. Now, with a much shorter drive, I can browse and try on a very large selection of Columbia clothing. The service here is great, and I have found the quality of their clothing to be top notch. Columbia stuff is much cheaper here than most other outdoor brands sold at my other favorite three-letter-outdoor-store. I'll be back, as I can never have too many sweaters, sweatshirts, outdoor pants, rain jackets, snow jackets, or other assorted shirts and such.

Purchased a children's bike. They said they would call when it was ready. Never called. Charged me…read more$18.99 to install hand brakes - it's a toddler hike no hand brakes. Had no clue the handle bars were not high enough by about 4". I had a toddler with me and told me to take bike up to front to take care of it. I had to call him back to assist me. Failed to give me warranty/instruction paperwork. I got no paperwork. Very crappy customer service. Should have gone to SCHEELS

Thomas from the bike and fitness department helped me with the treadmills today. Extremely…read morefriendly, honest, and extremely informative! Walked away with a great deal.

My first time in Boise, visiting a lifelong friend, we hired Mike Raymondi to be our guide on the…read moreOwyhee River for a day of catch and release trout fishing. The three of us, retired women with modest fishing experience and a love for nature, instantly felt at ease as he selected the waders, boots and gear in the well-organized TRR store in Eagle ( when you go there, look up, you'll have a fish's point of view- watery blown glass ornaments suspended from the ceiling). We followed Mike's truck to the river where he selected a sweet spot clear of snags and sunken hazards. The birds and awe-inspiring panoramic beauty made focusing on the orange indicator a bit of a challenge. Mike gave us a quick and articulate tutorial on casting, mending and setting the lines, then he spaced us out on the length of the river where he grew several sets of eyes, simultaneously guiding our line work and alerting us to the bobber's behavior, which you see before you feel anything. I missed several nibbles because I saw a tanager or a flicker, but we all hooked and I landed a big brown trout with lovely speckles and no wounds from the brief fight we had in reeling it in. The big takeaway about a good or bad day fishing, according to Mike, is this: hooking and landing combine a multitude of very different skills, and many people who say the fishing was bad, missed the nibble or the set, and failed to catch what fish were there. To me, there is no bad day of fishing if you are in the care of a competent guide, supplied with proper gear, a spectacular picnic lunch (kudos to Tasso in Eagle) and in an exceptionally beautiful piece of God's country, which was the case for us. Now for those of you who believe the only value in fishing is catch, catch, catch, this review will mean nothing. Mike mustered all of his powers to switch out the types of nymph flies (we were nymphing this time), and we had a spare afternoon, but you can't make fish eat when they don't wish to. Nonetheless, we felt satisfied, happy and properly looked after by TRR's professional guide service.

Friendly and knowledgeable staff. The product in the shelves is on the expensive side, but…read moreeverything is focused on being good quality. I'm lucky they are close by for when I need something quickly.

I get my snowboarding boots here and my friend's snowboarding boots love this place. Recommend 100%…read moreI will keep going.

If you're going to sell a product through your business then you are responsible for standing…read morebehind that product whether it is a consignment item or not....especially if you represented the fit and functionality....it goes without saying that almost nobody is going to go immediately to the mountain to try them out. Your policy is misleading at best and designed to take advantage of the consumer....and then you add insult to injury by offering slightly more than half of what was just paid! This is not an ethical business practice and I will not ever do business here again...I advise anyone else who is reading this to spend their money elsewhere!