Teir 1 Gear is Excellent. Super friendly and helpful…read more I purchased a bunch of gear both instore and via mail from them and have always been pleased. Autumn is the best and shipped out my phone order ASAP. Can't wait until my next order. Mike R.

My BF is going to ranger school and wasn't informed of the new packing list. The lady working…read morequickly informed him and was super pleasant to talk to. prices are incredibly well priced. They also had everything he needed.

Best customer service, high volume of the right equipment. Know what students and operators at…read moreFort Benning need in terms of field gear, training supplies, and uniform tailoring. Fast, professionally organized and courteous service all the time, Every time.

Great service! Great stuff! Fair prices! I have dealt with the owners for over 50 years when I…read morewas on active duty and now retired. I've gotten stuff for my son there when he was in the Army. These are great people and are very customer-oriented.

Great place to find reasonably priced boots! I wish Fort Carson had a place like this nearby…read more They are helpful from finding boots to helping people get ready for schools

STOP GOING HERE Went…read morein looking for stuff to turn in to CIF. I tried picking gear that needed some cleaning to save money. I was wrong. Tried to wheel and deal but there was zero wiggle room on obviously used and abused gear. I was told "We get these straight from the manufacturer," all while I'm looking at large rust patches and wear. The guy offered to get me brand new items. That was nice but the price was still high. Of the 7 small things I wanted I left with 2 canteens and 2 canteen pouches, less money, and a sour taste for the store and the gentleman behind the counter. He did stick to his guns, there was no way I was going to leave with that used equipment for anything less than what a brand new item cost. I went down the street, passed ranger joes and turned into Tier 1 supply. This is what a surplus store is supposed to be. Friendly folks behind the counter instantly said if you got stuff to trade we do that. I got everything I needed with a couple extra things cif wouldn't take from me. Even before the trade, the price for all 7 things (2 sustainment pouches, 2 2qrt canteens, 2 2qrt covers, small stuff sack) I needed was half the price of Commandos. Tier 1 even gave me free donuts as I left. Immediately returned to Commandos to return $45 worth of canteens. Like are you kidding me.

I called them, spoke with David, he was very helpful. Before I hung up with him, I asked for their…read morebusiness email. I sent them a picture of what I was looking for and a few minutes later, I get a confirmation email with their product picture and a price. They were all very helpful, informative and focused in on answering all my questions. I'll definitely be doing business with them in the near future.

Great info over the phone and friendly guys. Always support locals when possible! The only way…read morewe're gonna make it through this economy is buy local! Keep each other going!

The owner is super nice. Store is really clean and organized. Great prices on items. Highly…read morerecommend.

I have been to this thrift mall - and all the others in Columbus. My impression is, these thrift…read moremalls are loaded with a lot of stuff people don't want to sell. I suspect the prices are so high to cover the rent and realize a profit. Books are so WAY overpriced I can't believe it. For a buck I can load up on brand new books at Dollar Tree - often very good titles and authors. And Goodwill and Valley rescue Mission have great selections. If you're into history, a lot of books from the hoi polloi at Fort Benning end up in these places. Many excellent titles. Granted, for a buck old VHS tapes can be a steal and you can swoop on some excellent titles. Most of the tapes I get still play with no problem. But I never buy DVDs because they usually don't let you open and check for scratches or other defects. Yard sales are a much better option for those predisposed to going 'junking'...