Great capstone to a day at the game. I snagged a Christmas tree ornament and a baseball hat to take back to Chicago to wear it proudly. If the store had a bigger selection and later hours it's 5 stars. This shop is Bengals Heaven! read more

The shop is located on the city side and not the river side of Paycor Stadium. They had everything I could hope for. The wife got an outfit to wear to the game, I got the white Super Bowl Jersey. Being in the shop was like being a kid in the candy store. The staff was busy putting up new merchandise, but still had time to welcome us. While being checked out I was happy they handled all my gift items with extreme care. read more

Bengals Pro Shop - Taking a photo with the Bengals Captain in the end zone seats. - Sports Wear Near Me

By the end of the game everything was pretty well picked over. The items on hand were good and prices are more reasonable than most stadiums I've been to. The atmosphere at Paul Brown is excellent and even though I'm a die hard Ravens fan, I truly enjoy going to The Jungle. read more

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Called told them I would be there in 20 made it in less and they locked the door. Over priced and no parking unless it's during the week when you are at work. read more

***I have not visited many NFL team stores so I am not sure how the Cincinnati Bengals Pro Shop (located in Paul Brown Stadium) compares to other team stores; this store has a pretty good selection of apparel and a lot of jerseys and shirts that you will not find at sports apparel shops, department stores and so on; the team store here though is not as big as the Cincinnati Reds' team store and their magnet selection is limited*** Parking at one of the pay lots near Paul Brown Stadium is expensive. If you go here during a non-gameday, less expensive metered street parking is available in nearby Downtown Cincinnati (a little bit of a walk though). read more

For all of you Bengals lovers out there, this is the place for you! Unlike most online stores, the Bengals Pro Shop consolidates a WIDE variety of Bengals-themed goods into one, convenient location. After Nike took over NFL gear, the pro shop was one of the first places to get the newest stuff. They almost always have the newest NFL apparel and you can usually find anything the players/coaches have on the field. I would highly recommend that you avoid coming here on game day as the place becomes inundated with fans clamoring for some tiger striped goodies! The staff is helpful, respectful, and highly approachable. Enjoy and Who Dey! read more

Any diehard Cincinnati Bengals fan must check out the Bengals Pro Shop if they haven't made it down to Paul Brown Stadium for more than just a game. The Bengals Pro Shop, like it should be, is the largest and best collection of Bengals clothing and team apparel, among other items. At most sporting good stores and online you can find jerseys for Carson Palmer, Chad Johnson, Rudi Johnson, T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Willie Anderson, Robert Geathers, and Keith Rivers at best, but at the Bengals pro shop they have jerseys for at least 19 different Bengals (plus Ickey Woods and a few more recent ex-Bengals on sale). The Pro Shop also has a ton of t-shirts, sweatshirts, pants and hats, many of which you can't find elsewhere. A cool thing the Pro Shop offers is a ton of women's apparel. They encourage girls to get decked out in their orange and black (personally, I think the pink Carson Palmer jerseys have got to go), while they also have lots of youth and baby Bengals gear. The Bengals shop also sells $100 worn cleats currently from the likes of Keith Rivers, Jerome Simpson, and Kenny Watson, while they also have Bengals Crocs for your own foot wearing pleasure. They also sell 10-foot patio umbrellas and all kinds of other Bengals items and supplies great for a Bengals-themed picnic, party, or cookout. Other items the Pro Shop offers includes boxer shorts, mini footballs, blankets, rugs, seat cushions, and really cheap 2007 season game programs. If you love the Bengals then you have got to stop by the nice Bengals Pro Shop at Paul Brown Stadium. The items aren't cheap, but if you are willing to throw down for the regular retail prices then you can't go wrong shopping for all your Bengals gear here. Parking is free at the stadium on non game days, and the specified Sunday hours are also on non game days. read more

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I agree with Rachel G, to not shop here on Game day. There is a great selections of clothes and collectibles, but very expensive. If you are a die hard fan, this is the place for you. read more

Who Dey!!! Ok now that that's out of the way.. I mean sure the pro shop is great for any fan. But Don't try to hit this place up on a game day... ugh, thats about the stupidest thing you could do... ever! Unless you're not really into enjoying the game and want to stand in line and be pushed around by overly diehards. Don't get me wrong, they have a great selection! You can find just about anything!! Even christmas decorations, and if you're a real fan, a toaster! But it's not really all that different than you'd find anywhere else... mainly as far as pricing goes. Yes some things won't be too bad, but most of it is that typical money hungry corporate take over type of hike. But it is definitely worth checking out! read more

Brought the kids into this store today and it was one of the best sports stores i have ever seen. Not only were the staff super friendly as well as helpful but also there was a HUGE clearance section. Once we got what we were shopping for the guy at the counter was able to help point out who the football player was to my son which made him even super excited. read more

Be careful when ordering, check the shipping policy. We ordered an item early Thursday morning and paid $20 for two day express shipping. When I tracked the package on Saturday I saw we are scheduled to receive it by Tuesday night. When I inquired at the store about this I received what I felt were abrupt replies quoting the shipping policy. When I purchase higher priced two day shipping, I am accustomed to seeing information with my purchase telling me when I can expect to receive it and the rush premium normally includes weekend delivery. Their fine print tells you a couple of business days before it ships, etc. Why do you sell at a premium two day shipping on a Thursday if regular shipping would get it to me by Tuesday anyway? And since I received an email that it was shipping out on Thursday contrary to the store policy, how does it come late Tuesday night? 3 full business days? Plus the weekend? I will order from other stores that are more clear about shipping policies and hoepfully more helpful and less brusque if I inquire about the process. read more