On 1.16.25 I purchased a pistol from this location. A gentleman in the guns and ammo dept was…read morehelpful and respectful from beginning to end, while providing a lot of helpful information. Although my background check didn't clear at first attempt, the gentleman was patient and helped me to make corrections to my background check application. Kudos to the team in the guns and ammo dept for providing a great pistol buying experience!

Really bad customer service , bought a 400$ reel , brought my own Line to get it spooled and they…read morerefused to do that. Had a rifle bores sighted and mounted and cross hairs were not even plumb or level

Well now, let me tell you about Dick's Sporting Goods because this place ain't just a store, it's a…read morefull-blown sporting goods revival tent. You walk into Clackamas Town Center and there it is... shining like a beacon for folks who like their gear fresh, their brands loud, and their hobbies expensive. Shoes? Lord have mercy. They've got enough to outfit a small army of marathon runners, golfers, and folks who just wanna look athletic while ordering takeout. You want Nike? They got it. You want those hard-to-find Crocs in that oddly specific color you saw online at 2 a.m.? Boom right there on the shelf like they've been waiting on you personally. Now here's the thing about ordering online you click, you wait, you pray it fits. Here? You just walk in, try it on, and walk out feelin' like you made a good life decision for once. No three-week shipping, no "sorry, sold out," no heartbreak. Just instant gratification, the way the good Lord and credit cards intended. And don't even get me started on the gear. Golf clubs lined up like they're ready to testify, YETI bottles for every hydration personality type, kayaks, bikes, floaties if it gets you outside or at least makes you look like you go outside, they've got it. This ain't bargain-bin stuff either. This is the high-end, "I probably don't need it but I'm buying it anyway" kind of place. Now here's where it gets funny the Oregon Ducks section. I swear to you, they've got better Ducks gear here than some actual Ducks stores. I'm not saying that's right... I'm just saying it's true. Brought my daughter in here once, got her some fresh Nikes, and she strutted back to her small town like she just signed an endorsement deal. That's the kind of confidence this place sells and it ain't even on clearance. So yeah, if you're anywhere near this mall and you like name brands, sports, or just enjoy walking around a store thinking, "Yeah... I could be that person," then step on into Dick's. It's classy, it's stacked, and it's just about the closest thing to a sports lover's heaven you're gonna find without breaking a sweat.

I always love going to Dick's Sporting Goods! Anytime I go to a location they have just what I'm…read morelooking for, especially looking for an outdoor type of vibe and this one is really nicely laid out and very neat in how they present the items in the store.

Now that the downtown Portland store is gone, I have to drive to the suburbs to shop at REI. The…read moreClackamas location is stocked with all the usual suspects - bikes, camping, fishing, hiking, kayaking gear. But the swimming sectin is always lacking. Since I swim daily, I'm always seeking replacement goggles or fins - and typically find better options on Amazon, which was the case this day. The layout of this store was a maze with no clear departments or signage. I actually got frustrated and left after realizing I would not find swim gear here, and didn't have the patience to navigate the aisles.

Our daughter took us to REI to shop for an upcoming trip to Antarctica. (There's no store on O'ahu,…read moreHawaii) There was a sale at the time we visited. The whole family was able to get things both for the trip and other recreational activities.

I called and asked if my godson's shorts were there. The lady asked me what the fabric was etc…read more when we figured out which ones they were. She pulled them for me to come & buy. Very kind.

Terrible service and terrible communications when it comes to hype drops. Got told to come in today…read morejust for all the pairs to have already been reassigned to people that are known resellers. Hope y'all close

Have been driving by this place since they opened, but this my first visit. Just looked at the…read moreclothes, which they have tons of, mostly used, but a wide range, some fine brand names, and most reasonable prices. Got a purple silk long sleeve for just 10 bucks. Folks working there super friendly and knowledgeable. Getting some great businesses on foster, just visited kitchen culture (!!) & several fine drinking and eating spots, around holgate and below. Portland can still prosper!

If you are looking for any type of outdoor gear this is the place to go. They have a great…read moreselection of men and women apparel of well known brands with pretty good prices. They also have camping with sleeping bands hanging so you can see what they look like and feel and also outdoor gear. Fosters has an upstairs with used product that is discounted but in great shape.

Excellent variety and quality fishing components for the do it yourself tackle builder. Friendly…read moreand helpful staff. Great prices too!

I have had the worst experience with Oregon Tackle that I have heard had with any company. I…read moreordered several colors of the same size spinner blade which I use to make my own spinning lures. When the package arrived, I saw the colors were correct but the blades were a size too small. Since the order arrived on Saturday I had to wait until Monday to call the company to find out what went wrong with my order. I talked to a man named Adam (I think the same person who took my original order) who proceeded to give me some kind of run around about their blades being one size off from everybody else who makes spinner components. But after some discussion he told me the proper size blades would get to me the next day,Tuesday, barely in time to make up some spinners for a scheduled fishing trip the following Wednesday. Well, Tuesday came and went and no blades from Oregon Tackle. I didn't even get them by the following Friday. So, I called again that afternoon and talked to Doug Hays who I believe is the owner of the company. Doug gave me an even bigger run around than Adam had. But again, Doug assured me the proper blades would arrive on Saturday. As I write this review on that Saturday, the mail has been delivered and NO blades from Oregon Tackle. These people must have zero business sense. I have been making my own spinners for almost 25 years using components from several different manufacturers and Oregon Tackle has the WORST customer service of any of them. I'm not sure I'd even call what they did to me "customer service". It was more like they thought they could send me anything they wanted and I'd be happy with it. If it weren't for the fact Oregon Tackle is the only spinner component manufacturer who offers the blade colors I was looking for I'd never do business with them again. Stay away from these people unless you want to get insulted, belittled and made to feel like any error is entirely your fault.

Great service. Long drive, but at least there is a selection of products. Pricy as is standard…read morethese days

If there an option for no starts i would definitely use that option , jalen and Marilyn were…read morecompletely disrespectful , lied about having shoes in there back of store and ignored us for a good 25 mins . when trying to buy a pair a shoes make sure to head straight to CHAMPS jenny will find you exactly what you need ! clearly footlocker careless about making sales and keeping customer's happy. Save your time with better shopping experiences at CHAMPS :)

REI Co-op in Happy Valley is honestly one of the coolest spots ever. There's only two of these…read moreplaces in the whole country, and somehow we've got one right at Clackamas Mall. If you're into skiing, hiking, camping, or just doing anything outdoors, this place is like a gold mine. I've grabbed ski boots, shoes, clothes, and all kinds of gear here. A lot of it is recycled or barely used, but still super high quality. Yeah, the prices are a little high, but that's because the gear is actually legit and built to last. The store is clean, the layout makes sense, and the staff is crazy friendly they actually know what they're talking about, too. If you haven't been here, you seriously gotta check it out. For anyone who loves adventure stuff, this place is perfect. Once in while I get something name brand never used for 20-30 bucks ....score ....it happens!!

Wonderful setup in the store. Not sure why it's getting some poor reviews but the deals were great…read morebut i didn't really need anything. You'll find camping, hiking and snow gear. Not sure what the spring or summer looks like but I'll Have to try coming back

I bought a bike 18 months ago (Trek Checkpoint ALR5), from a different bike shop, but since then…read morehad heard that Bike Gallery had a good service and repair shop. During that time, I managed to put 3300 miles on the bike; and on my last ride, I had two spokes break on me. I briefly thought about doing the repair myself, but I've heard truing a wheel can be a tedious process, so I decided to look up Bike Gallery. They had an opening the following Thursday, so I dropped it off one Saturday, and picked it up the next (I live 40 min. away). While it was there, I also had them do a "Deluxe Tune-Up" and replace my chain (which I had purchased, but hadn't installed). The work was completed on Thursday, as expected, and they called to let me know it was ready; and that everything went as expy. I had calculated the total based on rates listed on their website, and was pleasantly surprised to see the total bill was lower than expected. A drivetrain cleaning was part of the tune-up, so the bike looks great; and they have a 30 ride warranty, should any issues pop up with their repair work. I'm very happy with my experience, for sure.

told me not to buy a bike, pretended like everyone around here is idiots and not good, not knowing…read morewhat bikes are good and that all their bikes are bad and not appropriate on any road. as if it matters. sell me the bicycle don't EVER anti-sell, yes you'll get more business, but guess what, you broke my heart.

We've been looking for a home treadmill and gum equipment and decided to check out Northwest…read morefitness. It's a fairly small location but stocked with a large variety of higher end fitness equipment; include products and brands we use at our local gym. The sales gentleman, Ramen, was vey helpful in answering questions about the various treadmills along with highlighting pros and cons of each machine. I would note that the prices reflect the higher end quality and gym level products. If your looking for a gym level piece of equipment, I would recommend checking out and talking to the team here.

Ryan was willing to help me diagnose my tread on a call even though I hadn't purchased it from…read moretheir shop. You don't receive customer service like that nowadays. If we decided to part ways with the tread we have now and buy another, I'm 100% coming here to buy one!