Currently they are closed on Sundays and Mondays…read more Love the store though. Quality products and very helping staff. Have its own parking lot - small but sure handy in this area

I hate that this store has the monopoly on soccer gear in the Portland metro. I just spoke with an…read moreangry little man at the SW Beaverton location about an order I had placed. Rude, dismissive and nasty. Please--someone with a smaller soccer store model come into the local market and put these asshats out of business.

This place really does it right, very comfortable compared to other futsal facilities in the area…read more Comfortable temperature, space for watching the games, clear score board, and good snack choices . Food is good quality, not frozen Costco stuff.

We've done three seasons with RCF. The kids are soccer players and hated every minute of it…read more In every session, every kid has complained the instructors are narrowly focused on helping the few kids who've played futsal for the last few yearsn rather than explaining it to folks with more of a soccer background. At first we didn't really take the complaints seriously, but after a ~10 week course I asked one of the kids if, after endless hours of ball-handling drills --they'd ever talked about how to play defense. Nope, they answered. It had never come up. We won't be back.

The friendliest and most interesting shop yet. I loved the personal one-on one attention you get…read more Though primarily geared toward club purchases, he will outfit you with great indoor and outdoor soccer-related gear.

While it's pretty much the only place to play organized futsal in Portland, it's also a fun place…read moreto play. Built in an old paint factory (or something similar), there are two full sized courts and a smaller kids size/practice court. If you haven't played futsal before, it's similar to indoor soccer, but without aid of walls, a smaller court and smaller not very bouncy ball. The emphasis is on foot skills. They have quite a number of adult leagues, which mostly fall into either the male or co-ed variety, as well as some offerings for youth players and pick-up games. Leagues usually last about 8 weeks. Bonus: Brooklyn Park Pub is at the other end of the street.

I'm updating my previous review. I'm giving it less stars only because it just seems as if this…read moreplace is falling into disrepair. One of the fields got new turf, it's pretty nice. The other field has huge gashes in it which have been glued together, two of which are in the goalie box. As a goalie this presents a problem when diving for a ball. Those rough glue spots can make for some nasty cuts on open skin. Also, there has been at "Out of order" sign up in the men's restroom for some months now. The music! What's with the music? It's the same six or seven songs on repeat for the last 6 seasons I've played there! Seriously?! You can't play some internet radio like Songza or something? A new play list? Anything? I don't think the leagues are monitored as well as they could be. I understand we as a team lose a lot of the games we play but there are times we play where it's almost an even game and there are times we play where I think we are playing teams that are two or three levels above us because we just get destroyed. Destroyed like 20 some odd goals AFTER the mercy rule. One more thing, it's really expensive to play here for it to be in such bad shape and not offer anything else. What is all that money going to if it's not going to upkeep? We probably won't play here again next season as there are now other options in the Portland area. I guess I am going for the amenities after all, I want to be comfortable before, during, and after a game.

My daughter loves playing in the little kickers class! It has been so much fun watching her grow…read moreher soccer skills and social skills! Definitely worth signing your toddler up!

Owners/management are awful. Routinely unfair or dishonest with how they manage the adult leagues…read moreand have a nasty reputation for playing favorites with certain players/teams and not giving the slightest care about everyone else. Can't wait for the new complex in town to open!

This store has great prices and the customer service is wonderful i got supplies for my soccer…read moreseason jerseys have good prices

What happened to you, Tursi's? You used to be friendly, reliable and service-oriented. Now you've…read moregot useless, lazy salespeople, inadequate stock and not only did it take ten days for a t-shirt order to come in, it was sent to the wrong store and one of our shirts wasn't even ready. Do better!

This place is alright for soccer rentals. The thing that's I have encountered with this place is…read morethe schedules are sometimes not set up right and more than once I have encountered the issue where I reserve a spot and then another group comes and states they reserved the same time causing an problem. Fix that and you have yourself really good venue for rent to play indoor for a good price.

Great setting that allows me to work and watch my son. I decided on this place vs others because I…read morelike the coach's approach to teaching the kids. Highly recommended!

Lents Park is a nice enough neighborhood park…read more It's got the Pickles baseball stadium, a couple other baseball fields, soccer fields and goals, basketball and tennis courts, wall ball, big open fields, some picnic tables, and a community garden. There's a wood chip walking path that encompasses it all. It's not huge and the streets that surround it are pretty busy, so it doesn't really feel like you're out in nature. It's mostly flat so it doesn't have any scenic views. I wish people took better care of the park - I saw a number of dogs that weren't picked up after. There is a small parking lot along 92nd, otherwise it is street parking. Not sure about bathrooms, but there were portapotties.

This is a review for the Lents dog park…read more There's no real indicator of where the dog park actually is. There's a fenced community garden which takes most of the flat grassy area with some trees, and up the hill is a sports field. There were only a few other dogs in the "dog area".

This place was one of the worst mistakes: overpriced, understaffed, and lack of security is a major…read moreissue. No one's standing by the entrance, so anyone can walk onto the property and snag a child. My son went there for a while, and since he needed so much one-on-one attention, they kicked him out. So if you have a child that may have special needs or requires a lot of attention, I would recommend a different place for how much they charge. They should have had more staff on site.

We struck out with a few other day camps in Portland so I wasn't very hopeful, but it's worked out…read morereally well. She loves the variety of activities and the ability to choose what she wants to do at any given time. (The yummy lunches don't hurt!) Hands down, my kid's favorite camp so far.