Friendly, knowledgeable and very attentive to customers. Great selection of firearms and…read moreaccessories.

Quick shipping and was at a fair price. Hard to find ammo came just as ordered. Thank youread more

Thanks for working through my fit problem. Great job. I'm a difficult customer and they went out of…read morethere way to get me fixed up

From the owner: We provide high quality Fly Fishing gear at a very affordable price. Our customer service is the…read morebest in the industry.

Since this basically the only gym here I've been stuck going here. The one in fernley has no issue…read moreat all but the one in Fallon has been giving me multiple issues. As of recently their scanner has been having issues and I can't even get in. If you're planning to go to the gym only in Fallon I highly recommend against it! Wast of my money so far and been disappointed many times

I originally signed up with Fitness for $10, not Parkway Athletic Club. Since the rebranding,…read morethey've increased prices, dropped amenities, and still expect everyone to honor contracts they've fundamentally changed. This isn't a new gym with new value--just the same ownership hiding behind a new name while offering less and charging more. I was told "it's still the same owners, so your contract is still valid." That might be legal, but it sure isn't ethical. My contract was with FF10, with a different pricing model and a different set of amenities. They've broken their end of the agreement, but refuse to release me from mine. Staff keep repeating that new equipment is "coming," but it's been all talk and no action. If you're considering joining, don't fall for the promises. What you see is what you get--old equipment, overcrowding, stripped-down services, and zero accountability. This is classic bait-and-switch. Do yourself a favor and take your money elsewhere.

Old school body building gym, nothing fancy, but has everything you need and the facility is clean…read more Separate rooms based on the muscle groups or types of weights you're using, and plenty of room for floor work. The owner, Wyatt, meets you for an appointment for you to tour and sign up, and he's super flexible on when he can meet you. Signing up was simple and reasonably priced. Cannot recommend this gym enough.

I'd like to think that in 2018 everyone knows what Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is and what they can expect…read more Namely an exhausting workout that will improve your cardio and give you abs of steel. Oh, and people trying to choke you or break your arm while you do the same to them. So what makes this gym worthy of a review? I'll tell you, person I just invented to ask that question. Training at this gym will save you roughly 2 hours of your life because you won't have to spend it in your car driving to Reno. That's where the next closest gym where you can learn to choke someone that's trying to choke you. So basically if you are sitting at home alone, illegally downloading episodes of Empty Nest but you would like to meet some new friends and get a body that feels like marble covered in suede this is the place for you. Nothin beats the feeling of being in shape. Except heroin. But right after heroin, the exercise thing for sure. 5 stars. Don't go anywhere else.

From the owner: Kids and adult jiu jitsu and tae kwon do classes, self defense, Subi Creative Danceread more

For lack of better words. THE MANAGER IS A NIT!!! I promise…read moreI'm a genuinely nice, respectful person. I follow rules, I'm polite to everyone I meet, and anyone who knows me would vouch for that. But this manager brought out the absolute worst in me. I was off one morning and decided to go to the gym with my 4 year old son. When we got there, he wanted nothing to do with the "kids zone" they provide. So I asked the very polite young lady working in there if it was okay for him to stay with me. She said it wasn't a problem, he just couldn't be on the machines. Perfect. No issue. So we headed to the CrossFit section. As we walked over, we said hi to DJ (great guy), and he even greeted my son with no problem. We got into the CrossFit room, but a Zumba class was about to start. The instructor told me I could grab whatever equipment I needed but would have to use the small room on the other side of the gym and return the equipment afterward. Totally fine. So we grabbed a couple of small dumbbells, walked past DJ again, past the kids zone, and went to the small room to do some calisthenics. Out of nowhere, the manager approached me and said, "Excuse me, he can't be in here." I politely asked, "Oh, I'm sorry! Where can he be?" She told me he wasn't allowed anywhere in the gym except the kids zone. For context, the kids zone is basically a small room with old toys, ripped books, and a stranger your kid has never met. My son didn't want to be in there, so I told her we'd just head out. The conversation at this point was calm and respectful on both sides. We packed up and walked back toward the CrossFit room to return the dumbbells exactly as instructed. We didn't stop, didn't touch equipment, didn't take a different route. When we got there, the door was closed, but someone walked in and held it open. The class was on a break, so I asked the instructor if I could put the equipment back. She said absolutely. I put the dumbbells away quickly and left. As soon as I turned the corner, the manager was standing there and repeated her earlier statement but this time in a rude, condescending tone, as if I had ignored her and continued working out. Before anyone says, "Well, technically you did ignore her," let me be clear. There are signs everywhere saying to return equipment and re‑rack weights. There are no signs saying kids can't be in that area. The kids zone employee said it was fine. DJ saw us twice with no issue. The Zumba instructor had no problem with us. So I told the manager, "Yes, I know you already told me. I was just putting the weights back." She snapped back with, "I don't care. He can't be over here. It's a liability. He could get hurt. It's against the rules," and so on. She said all of this while following me and my son through the gym even though he wasn't touching anything, wasn't near any machines, and was literally just walking next to me. What was I supposed to do; leave the weights in the wrong room? If I had, I'm sure she would've yelled at me for that too. We left, and I was ready to just move on until we got to my truck and my son asked, "Daddy, why was that lady yelling at us? It made me really sad." That's when I decided we were going back to cancel my membership. We walked in, and of course, the manager was the one at the desk. I calmly yet sternly said I wanted to cancel my membership. She didn't acknowledge me, didn't say a word just printed a paper saying I owed $145. I asked what the charges were for, and she rudely replied, "$100 early cancellation and $45 because you haven't paid for next month." In my head I'm thinking, Why would I pay for next month if I'm canceling right now? But I simply explained that I wasn't planning to cancel until closer to my transfer date, but her behavior made me change my mind. She denied following me, denied being rude, and then claimed I was the rude one be I interrupted the Zumba class twice which was laughable because the class was literally on break or didn't start yet. I told her I'd come back later. As I walked out, she told me I couldn't take the paper with the cancellation amount on it. A paper with my own name and own information on it. Ridiculous. I put it back and left. I returned a few days later to cancel my contract and that interaction was no better than the first. But it's over now and I'm so glad it is and will NEVER recommend this place!

I reluctantly resubscribed because this is the only gym in Fallon with a decent selection of…read moreequipment. Unfortunately, the same problems that drove me away in the first place still exist. One of the most frustrating issues is the membership pricing. Members are forced to pay for access to multiple locations, even when they have no intention of using any facility other than Fallon. Meanwhile, the Sparks location offers a less expensive membership option for customers who only want access to a single gym. It's hard to understand why Fallon members aren't given the same choice. Even more frustrating is the gym's ongoing inability to maintain a reliable entry system. Nearly every morning, there are members standing outside waiting because the card reader isn't working. I was one of those paying customers locked out this morning despite having an active membership. This isn't an occasional inconvenience, it's a recurring problem that management has seemingly failed to address. What makes this especially irritating is the double standard. The gym threatens members with a $20 fine for letting someone in when the card reader fails, yet when the gym's own equipment prevents paying members from accessing the facility they've paid for, there is no compensation, accountability, or urgency to fix the issue. If the gym feels justified charging customers $20 for a broken access system, perhaps it should also compensate members when that same broken system denies them entry. The equipment is the only reason I continue to come here. If Fallon had another comparable gym, I would switch immediately.