If you like being outside, this place is for you. The owners are awesome and knowledgeable about…read morethe camping and traveling around Scandinavia. True Vikings. Great selection of Packs, coats, sleeping bags, food containers and knives. Even if you don't plan on camping, worth stopping in for winter wear and great bags. And prices are reasonable.

Great they back on Nordre Frihavnsgade now Always good stuff…read morefair prices and great service

Walking into an empty shop is something I truly despise. Unless I know exactly what I need and…read morewhere it is, I try to avoid the scenario altogether. However I walked passed the store needing a daypack for an upcoming trip. I ventured in and was after a short time greeted by a very friendly man. He gave me assistance when required and left me alone to peruse when I wanted to. Perfect service. It is a big well stocked branch and if on the lookout for North Face gear - I would highly recommend popping in here.

I came in here to buy some nice, warm wooly socks. I know the brand from the States so I knew…read morealready it's good quality. The minute I walked in, I was greeted by a friendly sales guy named Christopher who asked to help and spend a good deal of time helping me pick out the perfect socks...which really impressed me because he easily could have just asked what I was looking for and pointed me where it was, but I was really impressed with the level of service considering my ''small'' purchase. I am actually excited to go back and buy something bigger!

The Sportmaster store on Østerbrograde has recently undergone some redecorations, which included…read moreopening up the basement as retail area, rather than as storage (as I'm assuming it was before). A good choice, as the store was always a bit cramped and overloaded, which made browsing for stuff somewhat of a let down experience. Living nearby, I've been by here a few times, but rarely bought anything. Not entirely sure why, because as an outlet of one of the country's biggest sporting goods chains, they carry all the major brands. But maybe therein lies the problem: they carry a bit of everything, but isn't specialised in anything in particular. If you're looking for general-purpose stuff, you'll probably find it here, but if you want the largest possible selection of a specific type of athletic equipment, say running shoes, you're better off heading to a store that specialises in that. But in spite of being non-specialised, they're not very price competitive, and I've often found the same or similar items in specialised stores, only cheaper. If I was to point out something that they focus on, I'd say their main focus seems to be on soccer, which makes sense, as they're in the same building as the local AND the national soccer stadiums. Service is OK, but the staff seems boxed in by pretty strict rules. I ran into this when I tried to return a purchase, and it turned out that they needed several items of verification that the item was indeed bought there, before they were allowed to accept it, simply having the receipt wasn't enough. Never a big fan of when the needs of the store, and the store's system, gets in the way of good customer service. Sportmaster is an alright sporting goods store, with a wide but perhaps a bit shallow selection, but not really a favourite of mine.

The service here was great. They smiled, joked a bit and even let me, a very pregnant gal, use the…read moreemployee WC.

Outdoor life is the bomb, and most of the times I go here to buy my equipment. The staff are…read moreexperienced in outdoor life, and the give great advice.

Sportmaster at Copenhagen Mall is very big. At 2nd floor you find equipment for running and…read morefitness. At 1st floor it is equipment for football, handball, swimming, tennis, table tennis, badminton and outdoor. They do not have a big range of different goods. And they do not have a big staff, so it is hard to get help. To be honest I'm very disappointed.