The service by Keith was amazing. He has a great personality and so very helpful. Normally when I…read morego in I am directed to the area I am looking for then left alone. Once in a while someone would yell across the aisles if I needed help. Not anymore, I found what I was looking for. I left without purchasing but I will be back next week when the new shipment arrives..

Lots of friendly help from staff in finding selections! I had ordered online and naturally they…read moredidn't fit so I took them back to a warehouse and got a replacement. Probably should've gone there in the first place!

Remy is awesome! My sister and I were in today and she was so patient and informative. I have an…read moreawful ankle ( 2 metal plates and 15 screws and pins) and it took awhile. Never once did she show impatience and was all about finding a shoe that would work for me. I'm from out of town so I've never been into the store and was very impressed.

I love coming in to this fleet feet! Kari always helps me pick the best shoes for what I need and…read moreis so kind through the whole process! This a great store with a very nice staff.

I've only been in twice and both times the staff have been very nice and helpful. One foot is a 1/2…read moreinch longer than the other and I didn't even know it until they had me do the foot scan thing. I bought 2 pairs: one for work (at a gym) and one for running trails and terrain. I highly recommend this place before anywhere else for pro help and great customer service and because they stand by their products, so if you're not happy they will help find the best pair for you. They offer 60 days to test out the runners and if you're not happy, they will replace or give refund. All around great shop!

Excellent, knowledgeable, friendly customer service. Running people!…read more They sell running shoes of course, and will happily fit you in the right pair for your needs. They sell running apparel, and recovery tools, and swim gear too! They also have nutrition (base salt, shot blocks, gels, etc). I was on the hunt for a specific running belt - they had a great option just not the one I wanted. Highly recommend this store for your running (or this week, Triathlon) needs!

Great supply of fly fishing stuff, the people are very kind, the prices are worth it, and the gear…read moreis good quality. Great stuff for show pigs, fishing and other livestock.

If you're looking to buy a gun in the CDA area, I would try any other place in town. I walked in…read moretoday, 3:30 on a Tuesday. I was looking to buy a Tikka t3x, Vortex scope and scope rings for my son's 10th birthday. I knew exactly what I wanted and was trying to put the entire package together. From what I could tell there were four men working the gun counter. At times, two men working on the same paperwork. A total of two customers when I walked in. All 4 employees grumbling about what they were doing. Not one even did so much as make eye contact with me for the entire 34 minutes I stood there. I picked out a scope base and scope rings. I left the scope rings and bass on the counter right over top of the scope I had wanted to purchase. I've never had a worse experience at a business in my entire life. There's no excuses for not even acknowledging someone's presence. I've bought many guns and spent a ton of money at North 40 but won't be in the future. North 40s prices are great and I thought I'd give my business to a brick and mortar versus ordering online. With what I experienced today I'm convinced Midway USA will get me my product quicker. Absolutely pitiful customer service.

As someone who wears a lot of outdoor type clothing, I was happy to discover this store in Coeur…read mored'Alene however, I was shocked to see that they carry fur. They well Canada Goose coats that have coyote fur trim on the hoods. Canada Goose has a history of using fur they obtain from trappers. Animals who are trapped in the wild can suffer for days from blood loss, shock, dehydration, frostbite, gangrene, and attacks by predators. They may be caught in steel-jaw traps that slam down on their legs, often cutting to the bone; Conibear traps, which crush their necks with 90 pounds of pressure per square inch. They certainly don't need to sell fur at Escape Outdoors. I will never buy anything at this horrible store that support animal cruelty.

This is my first purchase with Escape Outdoors. In February 2024, I bought a Canada Goose coat,…read moreonly to find defects right out of the box--loose threading and strands sticking out of the outer shell, almost as if it had been poorly repaired. What's frustrating is that Escape Outdoors took the time to verify the coat's authenticity but still knowingly shipped a damaged product without notifying me. Customers shouldn't have to pay shipping and handling fees to return defective items, especially when purchasing a premium brand like Canada Goose. For an item that is advertised at full price, the customer expects the item to be in "pristine" condition. I like the products they offer but may have to reconsider other retailers for my next purchase.

Customer service is awful they the lady on phone was angry at me asking for an order that I paid…read morefor and scoffed when buckle didn't send me an order conformation but keeps sending ads instead fucking assholes

Good place to get clothes, although the employees seem to be more concerned about having…read moreconversations amongst themselves rather than helping customers.

Nice store and expensive casual clothing, but really? I…read morespend $80 dollars on socks and I have to walk out carrying them loose because they don't have any bags. I was told they ran out of bags, but is that because they want me to buy their ugly recyclable bags? It's their fault they don't have them, the guy should have just given me one of their bags instead of making me buy one. Go to the chefs store and buy a generic one if you ran out. What a pain to carry loose socks around.

I went in to get a pair of shoes they were very friendly asked me twice if i Needed help and even…read moretalked about anime with me for a while best experience I have ever had in a store

Their customer service is top notch. They have a good…read moreselection of products. They had a good price for the items I wanted. I received a parcel with a damaged product in it. They replaced the product with no hassle.

After years of ordering hundreds of items such as hazardous materials (solid-fuel rocket motors;…read morechemicals; lithium batteries; firearm components; wine; assorted petrochemicals; devices that contain radioactive materials -- such as smoke detectors; and a plethora of items that can't be shipped to a post office box), I've finally found a company that stands firmly on the rock of ignorance and foolishness: US Tactical Supply. Add to that encountering one of the rudest individuals to ever work in a customer service position. I'm told that my order has to be sent to my credit card's billing address: no exceptions. The reason? "Credit card companies are concerned with fraud..." Yes, they are, and when I suggested adding my bank's personal manager and fraud department as a conference call -- all of which have both my mailing address (used for billing) and my residence address -- required for both my charitable veterans' foundations' and trust accounts by the IRS as well as those three-letter federal organizations for a truckload of reasons -- to verify my identity, this fearful individual working in US Tactical Supply's customer service department rudely announced he was cancelling the order and hung up. Really? Ever since having my credit and personal identities stolen, I've had all financial correspondence sent to a post office box; the tiny, rural mail box -- some distance from my residence -- is NOT lockable; any packages larger than 5" on a side is left on the ground for any thieves that happen to drive by, especially the local porch-pirate methheads who also follow delivery trucks in order to enrich themselves. Having a package delivered to a residence that requires a signature is perfect, especially when I'm purchasing any of the items that can only be carried by rail or cargo aircraft. In fact, UPS, DHL, and FedEx all have my addresses cross-referenced: send an address label for something going to my US Post Office requires me to show my driver's license... which shows (and proves) my physical address, conveniently serving as my DELIVERY ADDRESS for those three companies. All three companies have my "billing" address, phone number, and (residence/physical) shipping address -- information which this US Tactical Supply customer service individual can almost immediately determine with a few keystrokes, especially because I have accounts set up for my personal, charitable foundation, and trust business... all this information consistent, across the board. The branch manager of the bank serving my personal, foundation, and trust business accounts has joined conference calls where verification of information has been required, and spoke with me a few minutes ago stating that had I added him to a conference call, he would be happy to provide US Tactical Supply with the verification necessary or needed; the bank's fraud department has two- or three-step verification processes that have allowed me, as an airline pilot traveling worldwide, to conduct business from anywhere in the world with any legitimate, verifiable business in the world -- with the one possible exception of US Tactical Supply. So I asked my personal banker (branch manager) to call this individual to see if we could work something out: he was hung up on. My attorney contacted US Tactical Supply to see if we could get the name and contact information of the owner of US Tactical Supply so that we could work out the problem. Why? He's my training partner spotter. He was hung up on. Someone should tell this individual that just because we use computers in business doesn't mean we should think like one. Either that, or maybe they've outlawed common sense, courtesy, and/or reasonability in Idaho.