I rarely write reviews for anything other than restaurants. But when I do, it's usually because the…read moreservice was spectacularly good - and Sportsman's Warehouse in Sheridan is no exception. I came into Sportman's Warehouse to look for a new firearm. Despite multiple patrons at the gun counter, I was immediately helped. The employees were extremely knowledgeable about their inventory and the firearms they were selling. Later, when we were about to leave, my friend and I proceeded to buy a bag of hard candy. When we got to the cashier, he was swamped with other customers at the customer service counter. Instead of having us wait to process the transaction, he simply gave us the candy free of charge. The level of service here is unparalleled. The employees are attentive, knowledgeable, nice, and truly care about the customer. Sportsman's Warehouse in Sheridan has earned my business. I will be buying my future supplies and firearms from this specific Sportsman's Warehouse.

Sportsman's Warehouse has a wide selection of outdoor gear and clothing (mostly men's), which makes…read moreit convenient for holiday shopping or comparing prices. However, it's not a place I go to for advice or help with my questions. The staff doesn't always feel approachable or female-friendly, which can be disappointing, especially in a store trying to reach a diverse customer base. I did find a shirt to coordinate with next time I visit Lead Valley! That said, if you know what you're looking for, it's a decent spot to find what you need. But for a more welcoming experience, I'd suggest looking elsewhere if customer service is a priority.

I happened to stop in to Sports Plus because I was just walking by. All of the off-season used ski…read moregear was 50 percent off. I needed to buy some basic skis to help my daughter learn, so this was the perfect opportunity to do just that. I got out with skis and boots for less than $200. And then I was the weird dude walking down Gaylord with skis on a 90 degree day in July. Big shout out to Kyle who was extremely helpful.

Really nice local shop. Staff is great extremely helpful. They sent me up with new skis and…read morebindings at a great cost.. highly recommended.

Very nice and large REI - prob the largest REI I have ever been to and it's pretty busy! There is…read moreparking and I don't know if you can get it for free unless you buy something to get it validated - the cashier did ask if we were there for over an hr so maybe it's free if it's a shorter amount of time. There are multiple floors here!

Love this place. Fond memories of coming here when I was younger. Took a class on camping last…read moreWednesday. It was very well done. We got to try out some of the REI equipment, like tents, sleeping bags and camping chairs and got informed on many other things you should bring when camping and proper protocol and guidelines. Yelp Elite put this on, and what a great job Matt and the team did. Astro Coffee was there caffeinating us, phenomenal coffee/drinks. All-in-all not only is REI one of my favorite places to go and just walk around and look at all of the gear, clothing etc but the classes they do are really well done. I want to get more involved with these and any guided adventures they setup.

This is a high-end outdoor sports apparel and equipment retailer with a focus on skiing,…read moresnowboarding, biking, wakeboarding, skateboarding, and surfing. They cater to men, women, and children. The store is gorgeous, nicely laid out, and well-merchandised. The staff was friendly and helpful. We were looking for a moderately-priced eBike for city use. Their focus is high-end mountain bikes, but they made some helpful suggestions about other stores that were more targeted to our needs. Our visit was pleasant and evo should certainly be on your list if you fall within their demographics.

Eco is a great place to come if you're looking for new gear! They have tons more online, but a…read moregreat selection in store as well. Service is friendly but not pushy. They do have some of their own brands that provide more values and also carry major brands such as Burton and Libbtech.

Best junk shop, focused on outdoor goods. Camping and fishing is downstairs, I almost missed it…read more Very nice and helpful staff also

What a great place this is and I had no idea it existed. A friend of mine bought a black powder…read morepistol from a local gun store and they referred us to this store. This entire store is consignment sporting goods stuff. Tents, sleeping bags, fishing equipment, black powder, ammunition and clothes such as boots and jackets. They even have an on sight gunsmith that really knows his shit. The staff was extremely helpful and really went all out to help us. The prices are considerably lower than buying new and the equipment was all in very reasonable shape. This place really is great to just browse. I found a few bags of 45 acp for dirt cheap. The parking is simple and the area is quiet. I will be checking this place out occasionally just to see what they have.

I visited Patagonia a few weeks ago. I was on a mission to get one of their black hole duffel bags…read more I do a lot of traveling so I felt that this duffel offered a lot. You will need to use street parking or a public parking lot such as I did. It's really not bad at all to park away from the location and get out for a nice walk to the store. You will pass other stores and businesses that perhaps catch your eye for shopping. After finishing up at Patagonia I went to Denver Market for an ice cold beverage. The store lay-out for Patagonia isn't bad. It's clean and organized. Staff aren't so helpful. There were two staff members at the front register. Why one of them couldn't be on the main floor helping customers is a mystery. When going to check out at the register one of them pretty much ignored me then caught herself moments later. Management: please improve customer relations. Don't make interactions so transactional. I walked away with what I wanted but probably should have just used another retailer or distributor to get it. I'm in no hurry to return to this location.

3.5 Fleeces.... With…read morethe advent of internet shopping any physical store appears understocked. I love one piece that Patagoina makes.....R1 full zip hoodie....they had only one color! Their website has probably 8-10. And to be honest my daughter went in to measure a carry on bag.....and than bought it from Al's Sports for $100 less. Sorry Long live physical retail....physical retail is dead...sorta

the best customer service ever ! David went way above ! The store in park meadows everyone was so…read morehelpful and now our favorite place to shop ! My 9 year old grandson tells all his friends sports fan is the place to go !!

Excellent sports gear and paraphernalia store! So much more than just the local Denver/Colorado…read moreteams. Super impressed with their selection of NHL, NBA, NFL, MLB and tons of college team gear.

The last of its breed in the area!...This place is great for camping and outdoor supplies.read more

I strongly suggest you take your business elsewhere. I went to the store to inquire about a…read moreproduct. I was literally laughed at when I asked about whether they had what I was looking for. I followed up with whether they could recommend another business. The response was you should look online. What's funny about that is when I looked online their store was recommended for what I was looking for. Don't waste your time with these people. Rude would be an understatement.