Awesome store. Very clean and organized. I enjoyed all the golf selection available and the prices…read more The fact that you can return at any DICKS is a plus! Employees were friendly and helpful.

I visited for the first time on Friday, 6 June 2025…read more Going, Going, Gone is a discount store by Dick's Sporting Goods. They have a lot of fitness clothing in stock. Many of the clothing and shoe items here were the previous season's collection or the ones that didn't sell from Dick's Sporting Goods. TENNIS SHOES (1/5 rating) -- Disappointing. None/Very Limited. I was surprised that they had very limited tennis shoes. Infact, the store only had one available in the women's section but it was a size 7 shoe and I wear a bigger size shoe so I couldn't buy that one. I specifically came to find tennis shoes to play tennis in but they only had one female tennis shoe that wasn't my size. Sadly, their tennis shoe options are extremely limited unless you go online. The store had shoes for running and other sports but nothing in their tennis selection. For such a big store, this was disappointing. MY PURCHASES -- An employee helped me find tennis shoes on the Dick's Sporting Goods website that had a deal or he may have applied some sale. I bought the Prince Women's Advantage Lite 3 Tennis Shoe which cost under $55. // I also purchased a yellow fitness t-shirt which was on sale for less than $7. The store is very big and feels a little disorganized at certain sections due to the huge amount of inventory that they have but be patient or get an employee to assist you to find something. If you are looking for a great deal on workout gear (fitness clothing) then shop at Going, Going, Gone before an item is GONE off the shelf. You will definitely get alot of items for a low price so the value is good. However, if you play tennis, I don't recommend trying to buy tennis shoes here. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 46/250 total reviews in 2026 - 887 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 24 April 2026

Great service, helpful staff - all was very attentive. Personable - KNOWLEDGEABLE TECH in the…read moreE-Bike department. We bought 2 E-bikes. One from a well-known, local family owned chain and one from Dick's. Dick's wins hands down on service, price and individualized attention to their customers that I 'should' have received at the privately owned shop. I highly recommend Dick's Great Northern location.

Was treated terribly by Randy At the register. Very rude. Licked his fingers and opened the bag…read more(that has handles btw). My wife was treated poorly. He slammed our bag down in our faces and told us to "Have fun!" Not, have a good night, or thank you for shopping at Dick's. Unpleasant.

I have to say that I'm still an old fashioned guy and like to physically shop and purchase a lot of…read morethe things I like or need. So I went into Dick's Sporting Goods looking for a Black Clover hat. They had NONE. As I was leaving a salesperson approached me asking if I had found what I was looking for. I told her that I had not and asked if they discontinued carrying that brand of hat. She dropped what she was doing and went over to the golf hats. I explained the one I was looking for and she pulled out her device and began searching inventory. She found the exact had I was looking for in the inventory and said they could ship it to the house free shipping cost. While I would've much better liked to get my hands on it to look at it first I had to go ahead and purchase. I ordered it on Wednesday and it arrived on Saturday.

Don't go here unless you can find everything you want on your own. If you are 'of an age', don't…read moreplan on the sales staff to help you. Rude and lazy. The girl I tried to talk to was rude and lazy. Did I mention she was rude and lazy?

If I had a lot of money, I would buy sooooo much more! I love the selection and quality of the…read moreitems. Staff is always very friendly and they always provide excellent service.

Selection is good-I can usually find what I'm looking for. This store tends to be a bit messy-as…read morein mixed up sizes/racks. Keep looking and you'll probably find it...

What can I say, Fleet Feet is a runners paradise! I joined a run club last year, now I'm well into…read morethe second year prepping for my fifth marathon and the support you get with the coaches at Fleet Feet is incredible. Erica and Eboney are dedicated, sun, snow or rain Tuesday nights and early Saturday mornings they show up with the motivation I need, even I try to blend into the background. The store in Rocky River offers a great selection of running gear and nutrition. The shoe selection for my taste is a bit limited, but if you need an experienced fitting the team at Fleet Feet are the go to, recording the save, taking down your step and stride so you don't walk out with any old pair of shoes. Great place!

The staff and experience here were great! While the shoes I bought are comfortable, I never…read moreexpected to pay this much for something so bland looking, but, alas, the choices appear to be beige or white (neither of which I find appealing). However, the whole purpose was to get a good pair of running shoes, and I did get that. They do a little assessment, walking, measuring, and photographing your feet, and then based on your activity of interest and price point, bring out some shoes to try. All of the options were pretty comfortable, and seemed aligned with my goal. At the end of the day, I did get a well fitting pair of shoes!

You will be hard pressed to find a deal on shoes here. The only thing worth checking out is the…read moresale rack but definitely don't go in there looking for something specific...you will most likely be disappointed. Staff was courteous and the store is clean but the prices aren't great. Maybe go here to try something on then buy it online. If you are seriously shoe shopping, don't bother stopping by.

I was in there on February 7th 2015 to look for shoes for my daughters winter formal. I found the…read moreshoe which made me very happy and went to check out. While I was at the register I asked the cashier if they carried Nylons. Now I am not 90 years old I am 38 so its not like times have changed too much but nylons meant pantyhose throughout the years I have grown up. I state I didn't know there were multiple kinds, she states very rudely different things such as leggings, trouser socks, tights, etc....then rudely states nylon is a fabric! while trying to contain my temper I smile as my daughter tries to keep me from going off because this was the day of the dance and I really didn't need some rude service. which by the way I have never seen legging nylons! knee highs and panty hose but not the rest! Never will I shop at any Famous Footwear again! BTW they don't carry NYLONS

I wasn't expecting coming here, but the DSW at Crocker Park lost power. I called the North Olmsted…read moreDSW and asked if they had these specific shoes I wanted, and they did. They put the shoes on hold and they were ready for pickup when I came here. The girl who assisted me was really nice. Considering that this DSW isn't in a popular area, the store was a nice size, and the place was clean. I would come back to this DSW in North Olmsted if I had to.

The best prices are in their clearance section in the back, otherwise--I didn't really notice much…read moreof a discount for the quality of shoes. *GASP* I know I sound super-cheap. But $70 for Jessica Simpson sandals? Methinks not. I'd say more like $40. And I hardly call that "designer." Although--I will add that I find it quite ridiculous that both Jessica Simpson and Steve Madden shoes are priced as high as (if not more than) better designer shoes. While DSW does have an occasional BCBG, Calvin Klein pump, most are over-price nonsense brands I've never heard of... Maybe I'm looking at the wrong sections? The boots were hit or miss--if you're looking for designer brands you've heard of? There are a few, but most are still around $150, especially for leather. And I didn't see any that blew my mind. Otherwise it's mostly that super-cheap looking faux leather, like the ones you see in the windows of Charlotte Russe, but 5x more expensive. Mens prices and brands seemed more spot on. My sister and I looked around for a bit and she really hit the jackpot with a unique Calvin Klein heel for around $40. I was quite jealous! But that was really the best deal we found. Other than that, I think they could lower their prices on everything by at least $15-20--based on what they carry.