Visited this week looking for workout shirts. I was greeted quickly after entering by Dao. Told him…read morewhat I was looking for, and he said he knew of some in the back and would return in a few. I looked on the floor in the interim. He came back shortly with 4 shirts that I wanted, short-sleeve in my size, and a few of them were 50% off. 3 cashiers meant a short wait to checkout. The gal that rang me up was friendly, asked me to give a review on the store and Dao, and I told her no problem. I will be back to this store when I'm in the area again.

The store was clean and well stocked. We walked in looking for shoes. The staff was friendly and…read morehad quick service. There is plenty of parking in the parking lot and can explore more with the surrounding shops. If in the area would recommend stopping by.

The service is really what sets this shop apart: the staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and willing…read moreto teach newcomers to winter sports. I highly recommend the drive out from neighboring areas to visit for a tune up and binding mount! This whole shop is has a great selection, but you'll have to catch sales in order to find the best deals in town. I love the placement of the winter sports-themed cafe in the same building as well. I treated myself to a nice cappuccino during my visit.

Rally nice little ski shop- rented skis for myself and my kids and probably was the fastest rentals…read moreever. Half the price of renting on mountain. Great selection of gear on sale and an AMAZING coffee shop attached- I mean it is so good I would rent skis from here just for that:)

This place is a joke - don't waste your time or money…read more We go in 2pm on a Saturday and no one is in the store, the older lady behind the counter doesn't even greet us. After we search for some sizes she final acknowledges us. Watching us dig through the pile for sizes she never assisted in getting sizing or asking if needed anything else. We did have 4 golf shirts and 6 T-shirt's. We go to check out and the sign behind the counter says "we honor cutter and buck coupons". We ask do you have any coupons, the lady stated I don't know but you can look. SO...I look and I find a 50% of sale items. I show her, she calls back to a manager LARRY - he then came out to see my coupon. I show him and he says "I haven't seen that, that must be online - I go through the link again and say NO it says at any CB store, he then ships at me "well we are an outlet". I told him how rude he was all he had to do was state "unfortunately I haven't seen that coupon and we are unable to honor it due to being an outlet" I proceeded to tell him I could walk out the door and not buy any of his clothes, he responded with and you go ahead and do that! I could have easily paid full price - however when you disrespect me I speak with my checkbook! You would have been better off to honor the coupon and have a $150 sale vs a $200 sale, instead NO SALE! Since my business is not important to him I will never step foot in here again and will tell everyone I know to stay away from a shop that doesn't care about customer service. Hey Larry - here is 4 tips for you: 1. Treat your customers the way you would want to be treated 2. Those of us who shop there pay your salary 3. Nicely say why you wouldn't accept the coupon OR 4. Honor it onetime and explain why in the future you can't being an outlet Oh and - change your sign - if you - in your words AREN'T CUTTER & BUCK change your sign to say so! Thank you to Nike, Eddie Bauer and a few other stores that meet our needs with exceptional customer service.

Website says they are open, at 5:45pm on a Wednesday all other stores next to it are open....LOTS…read moreof signs on the door about customers being required to wear masks and letting employees know if they want to try on clothes for size. NO sign at all about hours....Called the store number in case the employee was on a break, etc. no one answered the phone.... Total waste of time

If you're a runner, you know that selecting the right running shoe requires more than just looking…read moreat the color and styling of running shoes. Even different shoes from the same brand will work differently on your feet. The team at Snoqualmie Run Company really understands this. They're highly knowledgeable not just about the shoes they carry, but about how to match the right shoe to your foot and gait. I spoke with Jim about trail shoes and was impressed by how deeply he understood fit and performance to suggest suitable shoes for me. One standout benefit of this store is their 90-day exchange policy even after you've already run in the shoes. That's a game-changer. In the past, I've bought shoes from other stores that felt great in the moment, only to realize a month later they weren't working for me. With Snoqualmie Run Company's policy, you actually get the time to run in your new shoes in real conditions and swap them if they're not right for how you run. As the only independent running shoe store on Eastside, this is the place that you need to visit to get the right fit and expert guidance on shoe selection. While they have a focus on trail running, about half of their shoe inventory is a thoughtfully curated selection of road shoes.. In addition to shoes, their product selection also includes apparel and gear from top US companies as well as rarely seen clothing from premium international brands such as Satisfy from France.

What a fantastic little local running store. We were drawn in by the store logo, a dog that looked…read morelike our dogs. I was gonna pick up store specific merch for that reason and ended up getting a bunch of other running apparel. The store associate was so kind and helpful. Best part is the dog in the logo was a heeler just our our dogs! :)

Way too long of a wait in line to buy something, 4 people on shift and only one cashier. The…read moremanager just standing by the door doing nothing. Add on all the extra crap they try and up sale you on and it just isn't worth your time. I finally left without making a purchase due to the wait alone.

So online says you guys open at 9:00AM ... I've been standing outside for the past 50 minutes and…read moreI've seen the guy leave the store and come back at least 4 times. Idk what type of Business your running. But I would highly suggest you change your opening time to at least 11 AM maybe your employees will be ready by then. It wouldn't let me post this until I gave you a rating of one star but don't get all happy in the pants I give u a -star.