East Lansing Moosejaw is a great place to go whether you are planning your next adventure or just…read morebrowsing. They have an awesome staff that is very helpful and knowledgeable. This is my first stop whenever I am planning my next big hike.

This is located right on Grand River so it's nice and easy to find. There is parking in nearby…read morestructures and on the street as well as behind the store in lots. It's right near the campus too so easy for people to get to if they are on campus or are coming onto campus by bus. I have 2 Nalgene bottles from here and I still have them after 3-4 years in good condition. This place has sales and a very popular place on MSU's campus even without sales. The staff doesn't burden you and let's you shop but can answer questions you have. My friends have bought sweatshirts and tshirts from here and they still have them in good quality. The sweatshirts are on the more expensive side but come in so many colors that they are preeeeety. :) If you're into North Face, they have a ton of NF apparel.

It's an okay place to get things you may need ..but you'll find things cheaper at other shopsread more

No where else in Lansing has the selection that this place does for ski/snowboard supplies. They…read morehave great deals, and all the guys that work here are extremely pleasant. Not pushy, but quite knowledgeable.

I didn't really anticipate ending up at Dick's on Black Friday, but it was a pretty good…read moreexperience. It wasn't super busy, which was nice to not have to fight crowds. Nate was looking to try on some soccer shoes for sizing, and we were meeting my family for dinner at Mitchell's nearby, so we stopped in here for a bit. The store was bright, clean, and well-stocked. We were able to find an employee right away to help us pull sizes. The shoe selection was vast and had some sales going on. They had a huge wall of Stanleys which was so vibrant and colorful! I also noticed some really fun Lions gear. The parking lot is large, but it was quite busy, so you may have to park a little further out and walk a bit.

I purchased a golf travel bag at Dicks and after two airline trips, the bag was torn at the seems…read more I wanted to return the bag and contacted customer service on line. the customer care advocate (Melissa) was very helpful and gave me information to return the item to the store. She provided a print out of the receipt for me. She did not provide a detailed receipt but it showed the date, transaction number, item and amount of sale At the store I encountered the Manager, Eric who as very rude and condescending. He told me I could not return the item even though the customer service representative told me I could. Eric did not take time to look up any information and advised me, the return policy limited returns to 30 days. being confused after this exchange, I then contacted the online complaint department and spoke with a representative (Sabrina) who was also very helpful and researched my issues. after researching the issues she contacted her supervisor and advised me I could return the item to the store after looking up my receipt which included the extended warranty. Sabrina then call the store to speak with Eric about the return. She then advised me I would be able to return the item after speaking with Eric. the next day, I went to the store and spoke with Eric who again was rude and wanted to justify his earlier decision to reject the return as I did not tell him I had an extended warranty. If he had taken time to look up the sale he would have seen that I did purchase the extended warranty. Eric was not customer friendly and I advised him I would not engage in an argument with him. he begrudgingly processed the refund. I would advise that: 1. you not purchase the Maxfli 2024 Hybrid Travel Cover. 2. Retain all receipts 3. document your conversations with all team members I will not be shopping at the Lansing store where Eric is the manager.

My first time at TFA was a great experience. I went to shoot, not to buy, but they have a very…read morecomplete selection of bows, firearms, ammunition, and every accessory. We checked in, gave up our driver's licenses, and filled out a short form. We were taken to the range door, and greeted by the Range Officer (RO). He explained the safety rules, and also explained that everyone gets the same safety instructions, even experienced LEOs. The emphasis on safety was appreciated by both of us. The range itself is fairly small, with six narrow lanes. That said, the lanes are modern and well-equipped, with a back bench for your case, jacket, targets, etc, and the shooting bench with just enough room for 2-3 hand guns and some magazines and ammo. The target holders have good strong clips, and the action of the motorized holders is smooth and quick. I should note that the maximum range distance is only 15 yards, which was fine for us, but for those who practice at longer distances, this may be an issue. The RO observed our shooting (and everyone else's) so again we felt good that safety was being monitored and maintained. He also made us feel welcome and thanked us for our visit. I feel the prices are fair: $18 for an hour. When I next visit family in the Lansing area, TFA will be on my agenda.

These reviews are wild do you expect the workers to be like a greasy used car salesman? I've been…read morehere several times. I get what I want/need and check out in a timely manner. what I see is customers who don't know how to handle firearms ask the employees to hold 18 different pistols than decide they don't want one. Prices are comparable and their selection is outmatched in that area.

Steve at Sportsman's Warehouse, 5215 Century Ave, Kalamazoo, MI 49006, is a terrible person who is…read moretarnishing the reputation of Sportsman's Warehouse by promoting discrimination and abusing power. November 25, 2025, was one of the most humiliating, degrading, and disrespectful experiences I've ever had! Upon arrival at Sportsman's Warehouse to pick up my order for a Rose, a limited-edition firearm, we walked past a man we later found out was Steve. Several other people were in the department at this time while Steve began helping other customers. When it was my turn to talk with Steve, I let him know I was there to pick up my firearm arm. He asked for my name, then went to the back. He then returned and said, "We have it, but I'm not selling it to you because you two smell like weed." My significant other and I assumed it was a joke, so we laughed it off. Steve kept a straight face, and at that moment, I realized he was being serious. I asked him to repeat himself, and he did, saying he had walked past us twice and that we smelled like weed. I immediately told him he had to be joking and that I did not smell anything like weed. He insisted we smelled like weed and wasn't giving me my order. Thankfully, a customer in the department overheard Steve's accusations and intervened, stating that it was him and that he works at a dispensary, and that he just swung by to purchase ammunition, which is why the department smelled like weed. Steve did not do his due diligence to determine where the smell was coming from, but instead assumed it was coming from my significant other and me. We thanked the man for speaking up. Had this man not spoken up, we would have remained the victims of Steve's power trip, lack of professionalism, and ridiculous accusations. Out of everyone in the department, why were we singled out? Why were we discriminated against? Of everyone in the department, he blamed us, and I was upset, so I expressed my frustration respectfully. I had every right to be upset. However, according to Steve, if I were upset, he had the authority not to give me my firearm unless I agreed to let it go. No law requires you to have a good attitude or tolerate disrespect to receive your firearm, but it may be in Sportsman's Warehouse's policy and procedures. This is the primary place to purchase ammunition for our firearms due to its affordable prices and inventory. Unfortunately, I can no longer say this after spending over $1,000 on a firearm and being disrespected, threatened, and humiliated by Steve. Steve's word against mine, I think not! You don't have to take my word for it; listen to it for yourself. The audio recording can be found at https://youtu.be/fQE0u0UrqJg Sportsman's Warehouse needs more people like Andrew and none like Steve! Andrew overheard Steve's nonsense and immediately came to apologize for Steve, attempting to de-escalate and diffuse the situation. He provided excellent customer service and apologized for our experience. We are aware of the laws regarding substances and firearm purchases. What's even more important to me personally is that I pride myself on being one of the few individuals who have never done any substances other than an occasional glass of wine, so hearing that I smelled like weed was a slap in my face and an attack on my character. I have wanted this firearm since it was released, and unfortunately, my excitement and joy have been taken from me, never to return, thanks to Steve. Every time I go to the range or show off my new firearm, I will be reminded of the horrors of Steve. You can record a conversation in Michigan because it is a "one-party consent" state, meaning you can record a conversation if you are a participant and have consented to the recording, and I have consented.

Love to wander around this place and think of wonderful things to do with the cools stuff for sale…read morehere. I got a new sleeping bag online cyber Monday and picked up at the store. Good deal and staff had it to me in minute or two once i verified my is and order. Store is big and well stocked and staff is very helpful in finding stuff if needed.

This is pretty much it for me as far as outfitters go. I take this stuff seriously and I have no…read moreproblem dropping my opinions on things. There are sports stores and then there are gems like this. If you need it, this place has it or it can be had. Like with my taste in food, I will travel great distances to find that one great place. My entire life has centered around outdoor activities that do not require a ball of some sort. This has also turned me into a gear fanatic, so yes, I can go broke quick here. On that note, the gear you will find here is reasonably priced. I used to travel to Indy for my gear habit, but REI is just to big and Rusted Moon, although cool, is just too proud. This is the place. This is the gear you want.

This is the kind of place you go to if you want to climb Mount Everest…read more The company's logo, the employees that work here generally do it for the love of the job. Giving them something to do. The owner is retired,( at a very young age). The oldest is around seventy). He is about like a fifty year old in his physical abilities. Also with a few select others. The main advantage here is that the employees (not salesman). Have actually used the equipment that you are looking at. The younger ones do not try to push it out the door (make a sale). Have you ever noticed that if you watch a T.V. show? That some piece of equipment you saw will suddenly show up in all the stores? It is always made in China? When you take I camping isn't that always the time it seams to well not perform as well as it looked like it should? This is the main advantage of this store. Knowing what to use, and not carry twice as much as needed. This was the part that bankrupted one of there competitors. Roots sporting goods, they tried to carry everything, the staff was overrun and id not know what they are doing. Even I could tell. Earth Adventures only does a few things; one of their newest classes that is offered is an emergency preparedness class. This is better than what the Red Cross-offers. Can you pick up one bag, and walk out the front door, for three days? Then have a second bag for seven days? I could just get in my van and drive off.

I called the store 2-3 times to find out if they had an item I wanted in stock but no one answered…read morethe phone. I left a message but no one called me back. I ended up driving to the store but they didn't have the item that I wanted. Still, the store didn't have a bare wall or empty space as it was packed with merch. They also have "outlet"/ clearance/ final sale items in the back of the store. One employee was rude to me - I tried on a jacket but wasn't sure about the fit. She asked me with an attitude - how do you expect it to fit?

Took in an item that seams came apart 3 months ago. I said sure hope we get this by the cold…read moreweather.....still waiting folks!