Marcus from Fleet Feet was extremely helpful when assisting me in identifying the right running…read moreshoes to fit my race goals. He was very patient and knowledgeable while I decided what was best for me. He even chased me down in the street when I left ordering the wrong size! The inventory in the store was also great and there were lots of different options for me to choose from.

Walked into the store focused on trying on two pair on running shoes to purchase. Nobody greeted…read moreme or acknowledged me at all. 3-4 people were working and all with customers. I waited patiently and respectfully, but I was completely ignored and left after 10 minutes. A simple "hello, somebody will be with you shortly" would've gone a long way. Pretty bad experience overall. I absolutely do not recommend this Fleet Feet. Buy elsewhere.

Definitely a cool find during my trip in Austin. I love that you can custom make your item in store…read moreand it makes it easy ti bring back from your trip. Its not crazy expensive but it is a good bit of money. The staff is very attentive amd offers ideas and suggestions.

Visited while on a day trip to Austin! It was a nice store, but was hoping for something unique to…read morethe location as it's the "flagship" store such as a hat or T-shirt that was only available there. Everything there was something I could buy online or at a store back home. Parking was annoying, as it was paid street parking or you could get your parking comp'd at the hotel next door if you made a purchase at the yet store. There was a bar at the front/outside portion of the entrance where some patrons were purchasing beverages and hanging out on the deck. To me it was a little random, since the parking situation sucked and the view wasn't anything special besides the busy street. They had cool displays and a wide selection to shop from. They also had a customization area for yeti water bottles/tumblers. We left empty handed, but they do have large bathrooms for patron use which is a plus. I do love my Yeti products, but this experience was a little disappointing.

We have been wanting to go rock climbing with the kids for a while and finally did! We did family…read morewaivers ahead of time and my wife had to do hers separate because she couldn't be added to family waiver because only one person over 18 on it. That caused a bit of confusion but we worked it out. But the cost for our family of five wasn't bad at all. We have a 5 yr, 9yr and 11yr old and had a blast! There were about five or six climbs that they all could do attached to the rope so they could belay down. Then there were some free fall climb areas that they also thought was fun. Then when my oldest was done climbing, we played some ping pong and he played the piano that they have there. So we easily spent a couple of hours there and will definitely be back! They also have an enclosed kids area for parties that looked cute. Highly recommend for some safe family fun!

Crux is a gem within Austin, and I have been a member here for over three years. I've been climbing…read morearound various Austin gyms since 2018 and each gym sort of has its own culture and vibe. After being at Crux for so long, it has stood out as having one of the most authentic communities in the city. I have built lifelong friends through the various fitness and yoga classes offered here and I think it's arguably one of the biggest bang-for-the-buck memberships around considering it includes climbing, open gym(s), multiple locations, and top-notch fitness and yoga classes. The gym has also started scheduling unique fitness and lifestyle workshops on the weekend and I've found these to be expansive to my overall fitness and health journey. (+ shoutout to Audrey, the fitness class coordinator, she's the best!)

Went in for a bike fit a few days ago and couldn't be more please. I got a Caadd 10 years ago and…read moreneeded to be refit. Lots of neck pain etc. Went in, took about 45 min. The fit was fabulous! I put a few hours in on the bike today without any pain or issues. Best ride I've had in a long time. Now I'm excited to be back ! Thanks ATC!

Great customer service and communication. Helped me find a part and shipped very quickly. Thank you…read moreMissy and Julian!

I was in the city and decided to stop by for a Christmas gift. I feel like service could have been…read morebetter. There was no life in the customer service, nobody approached me I had to go talk to the guy. When I did, there was no excitement, no knowledge. 0 on the customer service The selection is as bad as the service, literally no selection for professional soccer players..... How are you gonna have soccer in your name and not have soccer players' jerseys? Only thing that got my attention was the cleanliness and how beautiful the store front was.

I stopped by the store to get some numbers on & new shoes. Rigo and company were very very helpful,…read moreprofessional, friendly and efficient. Definitely one of the best interaction I've had with retail stores in a VERY VERY long time! Thanks again guys you guys are awesome! Definitely will be coming back here! 10 Stars!!!

I don't care what the reviews say about this place, these people are AWESOME!…read more The store is small but well organized, will definitely be going back.

Absolutely awful experience. I had my golf bag stolen in front of my eyes while at Jimmy Clay and…read morewas able to track it to here using a gps in my wallet. Then Play It Again purchased my full set of golf clubs and refused to return it when I confronted them. Wouldn't be surprised if this type of thing goes unnoticed all of the time. Scamming innocent people... Management has been illogical and inept at resolving this. Would highly highly recommend avoiding this store at all costs

This is the closest trail to where I live, and my husband and I walk on it almost daily. It's a…read moregreat spot to see wild animals. We've seen bunnies, owls, a baby snake, a field mouse, roadrunners, an armadillo and even a coyote on Via Fortuna last week! The trail is blooming with color in the spring. Fellow hikers always say hello, and the total walk time is about 45 minutes to an hour. It's a fun trail for kids, older people or experienced hikers. We've been walking this trail for 3 years and have really fallen in love with it.

Really nice trail and it was very clean. Not a lot of people which we prefer. We brought our dog…read morewho loves it as well. It's a strange area where the trailhead begins, a business park if you will. They have dog poop bags and trash cans set up along the trail as well.

I love this place. I came with the intention of just trying it out as one in a long line of places…read moreI had scouted out. I was so impressed I barely tried anything else on the list. The mats are the nicest mats I have ever seen, anywhere. I went and looked them up recently, they are RESILITE mats. I found this: http://www.tothsports.com/pdfs/Wrestling-Resilite-Dollamur.pdf Basically they kick ass. On top of that, I've never seen a school so studious about cleaning the mats. So they're also the cleanest mats. Further, while the space isn't huge (though it has never felt insufficient), the A/C is PHENOMENAL. It's not something you immediately think about, but wow--what a difference it makes to not feel like you're in a sauna, only the moisture in the air is the sweat of everyone else in the room. So, the environment is awesome. On top of that, you get your own "swipey thingie" (an rfid keychain that allows you to access the building) that just *feels* cool. (No actual benefit, haha.) But those are things that didn't register right away as the advantages they were. I was too distracted by the quality instruction. Dave Thomas is a brilliant technician. He's won Silver for his weight class at the Pan Ams, something I found out by looking really deeply into his website, and you can really tell why when you roll with him--everything is so careful, so precise, and so his strength is magnified. Further, his understanding of what he is doing--something he has obviously spent a great deal of time cultivating--is intense. The man is not just a doer, but a teacher, and that is a different skill entirely. Something I've never heard him put any emphasis on is a website he built some time ago: bjjtech.com. The website is good, and useful, and interesting, and worth studying. But I point it out to give a small taste of the mental investment Dave has obviously made into Jiu Jitsu; this man has lived, eaten, and breathed jiu jitsu for years, dwelling on it, dissecting it, and teasing out its subtleties. That investment is something his students benefit from. I have been to many schools with very capable teachers, who just kind of "teach off the top of their head"; and that's fine. But what's off the top of their head, as opposed to built into their instinct, is no where near as accessible to them, and thus the quality of instruction is sub-par. Dave is among the best in this category of skills. As high praise as that is, the highest praise is the quality of human Dave is. Of the nearly 20 BJJ schools in Austin I looked up online, his was the ONLY school that wasn't afraid to list its prices online. That made a first impression. Later, when I called all of these schools, almost none of them would even tell me over the phone, wanted to cajole me to come in first, then we could 'talk' about money. This struck me as car-salesman-ish, and made me uncomfortable. Dave? On the phone, he was the most helpful person I talked to. He gave me advice for looking for a school, and I didn't get a negative feel from him at all. He didn't try to sell me on anything--and that in spite of the fact that he sometimes runs the school at a loss. He pays fairly high rent for his excellent location and amenities, and keeps a fairly small group of students. One gets the feel that he really picks his students carefully, and that those who stay are really shaped by him. He becomes something of a mentor. His strength of identity and character show not just in the mats, but anytime you talk to him... You can just feel his warmth, sincerity, honesty, wisdom. That matters more than anything. Everything else is a bonus. I've decided to stick around. It's been several months now, and I can feel my jiu jitsu improving immensely from his influence. Try him out. You won't regret it.

Austin Jiu-Jitsu saved my life. Well, maybe not literally, but the workout along with eating right…read morehas allowed me to drop over 80 pounds (not to mention the six pants sizes), and that has added years to my life. I haven't been this healthy since college (pre-beer in any case). The location itself is unassuming, but the training is hardcore. One of the best things is the no attitudes policy. When you walk in expect a greeting and a handshake. You don't have to worry about some neanderthal trying to tear your head off (there are people of every size and weight class in the gym), and all egos are checked at the door. If you are looking for BJJ in Austin, at least check it out. I did, and 4 years later I'm still going back to sweat out my stress.