Love this store! The staff is amazing (especially Jill). I feel that personal shopping touch when I…read moream here. Jill used my name when I was there, she made recommendations on past shopping visits (I love linen and she remembered), and was friendly and attentive. In addition, Jill was helpful, but not pushy. The store has a great mix of affordable and upscale pieces. They carry some unique brand such as Emerson Fry and LJC Designs. This shop is a must if you are in the area! At the store they are doing a great job of wearing masks and providing due care during the pandemic.

From the owner: The ultimate in women's clothing, shoes and accessories. Stop by to experience boutique shopping as…read moreit is meant to be - fun and personal!

Massengill's is one of few remaining family operated, downtown, upscale clothing stores. It's a…read morequiet environment with classical music playing in the background. The stock is not extensive, but at least you know you won't meet yourself on the street! From great fitting jeans to hats to gowns for the wedding party, one can find it here.They also carry narrow shoes for women. And, there's a limited stock of men's pants, jackets, shirts, ties and sweaters. Tucked in one corner is a limited stock of accessories for the classic home. Establish your own personal account and expect to be known by name and the styles that you like!

Not the best Academy I've been to, not even close. Their selections seem to have dwindled in both…read morehunting and fishing depts. Fewer firearms, holsters, magazines, etc. than before. And what they did have was largely overpriced. Other locations, at least in the not-so-distant past, had larger selections. Seems like they're focusing more on clothing and shoes, and their shoe prices aren't even good deals anymore. I can buy clothes at many stores; I go to Academy for sporting goods. Maybe they should become Academy Attire + Outdoor. Seemed to be short-staffed in the hunting/fishing/boating area too, just one employee most of the time. And Marci wasn't overly friendly back there. Took a long time to get service and then she moved on to another customer during the middle of my purchase. I've always much preferred Academy over Dick's, but that divide is getting closer.

I'll lead with my punchline - I should have bought 2 12 pound hand weights while I was here. I…read morehave not been able to find a set either in stock or competitively priced. Unfortunately, this was only the beginning of my research and I was not ready. And now it's too late as not living near this store - shipping cost would kill the deal. So we were here during a softball tournament that had us staying at a hotel next door. The tournament had given the hubby a coupon to save $10 off $50 purchase. He had found a couple pair of shorts he liked but not over $50 - and not a great deal nor anything he really needed so we didn't end up buying anything. However, it was the first time I had been in a sportings good store for a LONG TIME - and I spent a while pricing out items that interest me. Namely tennis shoes and fitness equipment (free weights and a BOSU). As mentioned above their free weights are a good price. The BOSU was the same as I have found elsewhere. And tennis shoes - I was shocked at the prices of the Nikes I like. However, I have not bought new shoes in a long while and realize they were priced no differently than any other chain. I also checked out the women's clothing. I am a yoga freak and also love and wear zip up hoodies constantly. Now that I work from home full time, my attire has changed and zip up hoodies are perfect as I transition through the day - working out a couple different times and getting sweaty - only to cool down and get chilled and need a sweatshirt. It also covers up the clothes beneath so I can take the Teams video calls I'm on somewhat regularly. Unfortunately, the only zip up hoodies they had were name brand and WAY more than I would pay. Call me cheap but I don't need a Nike or such hoodie for home wear. Those were about all the areas I looked at. The store was huge and had about every type of sports equipment one could imagine. They hubby commented on pricing of men's clothing and found it to be the same as I did - not cheap but about the same as you would find elsewhere. They did seem to have a store brand or off brand - but not just in all types of apparel - that rang in at a lower price. Definitely an option similar to Dick's - the only chain I'm currently aware of living in Columbus.

Went into store today. When I first arrived there were 2 sales associates standing behind counter…read more..never spoke to me at first... I had a question so the one lady acknowledged my existence. I had 4 items to try on and most stores will come and offer to start you a dressing room ... never happened. I finally said "I'm going to lay my clothes on this couch unless one of you want to start me a dressing room." Again the one lady said I can get you one started the other lady just looked at me with a smirk. A third associate came out in the floor and she did say hello. At one point all 3 were on their cell phones. When I was leaving not one said have a great day or come back. This is not the first time this has occurred at this store. At this point I can't see myself shopping at this store again.