One of the best places to go for all your outdoor adventuring needs! They've got a huge inventory…read moreof items, from climbing gear and hiking shoes to athletic apparel and lightweight backpacks. The service is phenomenal here, with knowledgeable employees always ready to help. When I was trying out a pair of Keens, the person assisting me instantly recognized I needed to size up and knew exactly how the model compared to similar options from the brand. When we were clearly carrying a lot (with coffees in hand), another employee proactively offered to hold our items at the front. I also love the highly tactile store experience. There's a wall for you to test your climbing shoes, a rocky ramp to test hiking shoes, and other cool displays around the store. Love love love this local option for all my outdoorsy needs!

They are going out of business and it's insanely busy. Heads up on that , though there is a lot…read moreleft it's going quick.

We came In Looking for women's hiking shorts. We did get…read moreone pair, but the choices were not what we hoped for b

I really enjoyed visiting this location in Oro Valley…read more Selections are a bit pricey but they carry brands you won't find in other shops. This store carries lots of local goods and books and maps on the Tucson area for hiking ,etc. What I love is the salespeople are friendly and patient as well as knowledgeable. My guy was drawn to the backpacks and even relived a few of the journeys he's taken while backpacking this country The displays showcase many of the items for sale and I loved them. Heck, I wanted to take one of everything home tonight I'm still on the lookout for a book or map on cycling trails in Tucson but I did find quite alot of useful items.

This place is closing, I'm sad that I didn't get a chance to visit sooner. There was a huge line…read moreout the door since it was their going out of business sale. Super hot inside. If you can get there before they close I think this weekend? 4/4/26.. you'll get a good deal! Sad to see this 75 yr old business close. Can't really speak to service as we didn't buy anything. Seemed like a huge selection although most was gone.

They need to change the name to Miller's Outdoor, the surplus is practically non-existent…read more If you're looking for a store like the one on 6th Avenue long,long ago, or like the ones on YouTube overflowing with all manner of military gear,you will be sorely disappointed. BUT..if you're looking for a boonie hat or a shemag, you came to the right place. Prices are so-so. Final Verdict? You can probably do better...

Last minute winter sock shopping. Place wasn't too busy…read more Seems like they had enough of stock. Line moved quickly and everyone was nice. Always a stop for outdoor things.

What an absolutely terrible place to attempt to do business with. Chris the idiot that works in the…read moregun section is comically incompetent. What a waste of life that gentleman is. And his Manager Blake is comically incompetent as well. It's remarkable to me the employees that entities employ these days it's crazy. This location does not deserve your money so stay away unless you are looking for extreme frustration having to call 10 times back to back to try and get someone to answer the phone to see why in order is delayed. They never have any information on what the delay is about or what's going on. They just give you some incompetent responses and expect you to just wait if you want to be prevented from exercising your second amendment right go through this entity if not shop local these idiots are not worth your time or money. Trust me you will get Screwed if you insist on shopping here Godspeed.

For the 2 hour plus trip we made, I would not go again. We went on Memorial Day and there was not a…read morelot happening. Maybe my expectations were too high. I expected to see what Tombstone may have looked like in the days of Wyatt Earp but with the shops and the changes so you have to pay to see anything, the vibe was just not there. I also expected to see people dressed in period costumes, but nope. Others have commented about how you have to drop $10-$12 to see a gunfight then pay again to see a show, then pay again to see the mine, then pay again to see something else, it adds up quick. And walls were built so you can't see anything without paying. Old Tucson seemed more realistic. Is there anything surviving from the Wyatt Earp days? Maybe, but with fires and renovations over the decades, I'm not sure what. We enjoyed seeing the RoseTree, and the Cowboy Coffee shop and talking to the slacker. (The third brother) The food was good at the saloon. Then we were ready to go.

A community that has created an amazing experience for tourists…read more Real life characters roam the dirt streets to add ambiance. Take a trolley ride to learn the history. Watch the shoot out at the OK Corral. Enjoy a local brewed beverage.... Sarsaparilla or ale. Enjoy music and a drink on the salons. Shop in the many shops.

This afternoon (Friday, June 12th), I was at the 6327 E. Broadway store shopping for a few items…read more I was in the shoe department browsing for some court sneakers and was pleasantly surprised when Jorge, a sales associate, asked if he could be of assistance. I let him know what I was looking for and he took the time to show me and explain what they had in inventory. I was grateful that a store representative actually asked if I needed help instead of trying to hunt someone down to help me. I moved onto other areas of the store trying to find a head visor. I must have looked like I needed help as another store associate, Luis, asked if he could assist me with finding something. He guided me to the golf area and located some visors, but also brought in that department's associate, Jane, to see if there might be more in stock elsewhere. The reason I am being so detailed about my experience at Dick's today is that I can't remember being helped like this in a store, well I guess, in quite a long time. I appreciate what Dick's is instilling in their employees. That customer service does matter. I appreciate how well I was treated today and will remain a loyal customer. Thank you for hiring great folks to represent your company!

I love checking out the clothes at Dicks Sporting goods. This place reminds me of a big five…read moresporting goods. I spent a long time looking at the workout clothes because that's what interests me a great deal. My husband decided to buy HOKA Bondi 9 shoes for work. Sadly, they didn't really work out for him and I came today to return them. The customer service is so friendly and fast. And when we bought stuff a few days ago we had to we were helped quickly. I was in the store about 30 minutes this morning and nobody came up to ask me if I needed any help or if I had any questions. Been interested in getting some pants for my husband, but I just didn't see what I wanted on the display. The store was clean and I'd be willing to go back again. They have disc golf supplies and discs and that's pretty cool.