Zach was so wonderful. Immediately as we entered we were greeted and asked if we needed help. He…read morewas so helpful. Someone who actually shows interest in their job. Felt good to have entered big 5.

Good prices with a good variety of product. The staff seemed like they would rather be ANYWHERE but…read morethere. We needed to ask a couple of questions but they did not seem to want to work. I would definitely find the big name sports store in the mall more convenient, and the massive online retailer price competitive. I'd suggest either over this as it's not that great and just gives a meh feeling. We only went here to exchange something we got as a gift and I think we will never be back.

The nice girl that works there, Nico was so helpful and kind. I really appreciate how she helped us…read morepick out exactly what I was looking for. I'm new to the winter sports world so I came in not knowing if I would get anything but I'm happy with what I left with!

BMX gloves, pants and shoes. And didn't break the bank…read more The issue at PIAS is that they have a ton of kids working there. One kid might give you WAY less for your trades than another kid. There isn't any standard except who happens to be behind the desk that day. That's unfortunate. They have a good selection but like 8 said before you can find a totally crap pair of sneakers or cleats that week filthy with crappy laces for the same price as a really nice pair. It's kind of dumb honestly. They should have certain hours for trade and have one person or a couple do it. Because the bredth of judgement is WAY too wide.

Great selection of outdoor shoes. The lack of service makes this a hard no. We felt as if Vonna…read morewent out of her way to be unhelpful. This made our shopping experience long. Various brands and colors would make this locations a one stop service. First time experiencing poor service at the coop.

This is a great location! I was bummed when they moved out of the downtown location, but totally…read moreunderstood the rationale. The area had gotten so sketchy. Since I'm in Cedar Hills often for various appointments, it's easy to stop here when I need something. REI took over the previous Bed Bath & Beyond store. Amazing what they did with the footprint! There is plenty of room for the various departments - backpacking, camping, sleeping gear, camp kitchen, dog gear, sunglasses, women's, men's and kids clothing and shoes. The store is clean, well lit, and wide aisles So easy to navigate. Today I stopped in to get a new pair of Hokas and another pair of Oofos slides for the pool. The person working in the sandal department was so helpful and was able to locate the right size when I couldn't find one. There is tons of parking out front. Super convenient in every way.

Amazing place lots of cards. I came in and was greeted immediately. I ended up selling a card and…read morepurchasing a few more. They were honest friendly and fair. I understand why this is the oldest sports card spot in Oregon. Very knowledgeable helpful and they now have a customer for life!!!! I honestly feel like I could not have gotten a better deal any where else. Prices were fair on what they purchased and on what I purchased.

I'd give this place zero stars -- or negative stars if that were possible…read more I was traveling across the country and stopped by hoping to make a deal. One of the older employees wrote numbers on sticky notes and placed them on my cards. He offered me $600 for a stack worth around $1,000, so I politely declined. Immediately after, he aggressively ripped the sticky notes off my cards, walked away, and completely ignored me. He didn't say another word or even look at me. On my way out, I still said "thanks," but got no response. It's sad to see people like this representing the hobby. If you're looking to trade cards or buy boxes, I'd recommend going somewhere else. Hoody's, 1 Stop, and Orb all have much better customer service than this place. This business does not deserve your cards or your money.

This store is massive, even has a second floor! And that's not always a good thing. The footprint…read moreis a maze, making it difficult to find what you are looking for without asking for help. Yikes. Came here to buy some Oregon Ducks gear and a Blazer hoodie I saw someone wearing at the game. Two specific items, and 10 minutes wondering aimlessly to find the items or an employee to help me. They do have a huge assortment of clothing, and in every color of the rainbow, not just basic black. I appreciate that. But I'm not a fan of bigger is better, and prefer shopping at smaller Dick's locations like the one in Lake Oswego. so much easier to find what you need, and get in and out of the store quickly.

I had a great experience with Hyoung, a retired PGA instructor who went above and beyond to help my…read morewife and me choose the perfect first bike for our 4-year-old -- even though he doesn't work in the bike department! His professionalism, kindness, and genuine customer care really stood out. Great service is rare these days, and I'm glad I found it at Dick's Sporting Goods. There was another individual who helped me at the register that was helpful as well. Unfortunately I didn't catch her name. I thank both of them for their efforts. P.S I first went to REI and Cascade cycling or something and had a sub par experience and left those stores. That was for you Hyoung, get it?

**Firearm Counter Review**…read more These guys are absolutely horrendous. There's two young ladies that work the counter that I never had issues picking up online firearm orders from. I had such a terrible experience with the last firearm purchase that I finally said "to hell with it just give me a refund". At this point I would rather spend the money at Cabela's/Bass Pro. The manager back there, Jeff, treats you like an absolute burden. Instead of applying customer service and working to help you, he's dismissive, arrogant and ridiculously rude. Worst customer service I have had in a VERY long time, probably ever. I bought 4 other firearms here in the last 90 days to add to my collection, and THIS WAS THE LAST TIME I DID ANY BUSINESS HERE! If you have to go here, deal with the young ladies who work the counter. Everyone else is only going to waste your time, make you take 2-3 trips to the store just to say "We can't do anything for you, sorry", blow you off and look relieved about it. ***NOT WORTH SPENDING YOUR MONEY HERE - GO TO CABELAS/BASS PRO JUST DOWN THE I-5***

A warehouse that's got it all! I've been coming here for a few years now, and they just seem to…read morehave anything I need. Albeit they provide more freshwater fishing gear versus saltwater, but I usually find exactly what i need. Plus, this type of fishing gear is expected for Oregon. Not only do they have fishing gear, but they've got an endless amount of camping equipment, outdoor shoes, firearms, archery gear, kayaks, Carhartt clothing, pellet grills, and much more. If I lived closer to Bass Pro Shop or Cabela's, I'd go there, but I feel they have the same quality type of products here at Sportsmans Warehouse. And the prices are slightly lower price in my opinion. I can go to Big5, but their big sale items usually are considered cheap (some items, not all). I don't mind the text or email ads regarding what's on sale because I'll usually find a really good deal from time to time. Depending on the season. That's just another plus in my book! The main reason for this review is actually for associate, Colby. He helped me from start to finish with a major purchase. Answered many of my questions and offered useful knowledge. I'll be making more purchases here in the future for sure. Thanks Colby!

Great selection. Great prices.Selection is decent. It varies…read morefrom mediocre to fabulous!You have to get lucky. If you do, you can save a substantial Amount of money.Most of the time I am very happy with what I Find. It may not be exactly what I wanted but it was close enough that I couldn't pass it up.I usually go there 5-6 times a year and buy buy 4-6 Pairs on average. I have been doing this for many years.

Great for Shoes, Not Much Else…read more First off, this employee store is much harder to get into than the Columbia or Adidas employee stores. It's pretty rare that I get a pass -- usually it's through my 107ist membership -- so I end up going maybe once a year, if that. On the plus side, there's plenty of parking and the store itself is clean and well organized. The clothing selection is definitely trendy... maybe too trendy. It feels geared more toward teenagers and young adults. I've visited a few times now and honestly haven't found any apparel that interests me. A lot of it comes off as flashy. I was hoping to see more outfits tied to big events like the Winter Olympics or the World Cup, but while they did have a few jackets and pants, they were pretty boring overall. The real draw here is the shoes. About half the store is dedicated to footwear, and there are some really nice options. Most shoes are around 40% off, with the non-discounted pairs clearly marked. Prices on display shoes usually range from about $145-$220, so you can do the math to decide if it's worth it. Even with discounts, many pairs still start around $80 and go up from there. Clothing, on the other hand, still felt overpriced even after the employee store markdowns. I've been here three times now and still haven't bought a single thing. In comparison, I've purchased multiple items at other brand employee stores. That said, if you're already planning to buy Nike shoes, this can definitely be a solid deal. One standout positive: the employees have always been very friendly and helpful.

They are buying cheap workout equipment that is not Olympic grade & way over charging for what they…read morehave . Very flaking staff when trying to meet multiple times to view equipment before buying .

Kim was fantastic to work with. She gave me honest feedback, pointed me in the right direction,…read moreand sold me a treadmill and bike to add to our home gym. I highly recommend!! Love my purchase and I will be back!

Got PROPANE camping containers exchanged for the Butane ones I bought ‍…read more I originally stopped here on our way to Lost Lake because our propane tank for cooking was out. I was panicking thinking I'd have to go way out of my way and be even later to the lake than I was to begin with. But my boyfriend saved the day because he said just stop at Fisherman's. I said "what's Fisherman's." Lol. He told me where it was and immediately I knew WHERE it was but I had never, EVER seen it. Thankfully it was SO easy to find the tanks (albeit I bought butane vs propane...and had to go back to exchange it) and I was in and out. As I said I bought the WRONG tanks. But it was SO easy to go back and exchange them! I even saved a few dollars since the ones I needed were less! I'll definitely be going to Fisherman's for camping needs going forward! Their pricing is close to the big online retailers OR equal. And the employees were friendly and made my shopping and return experience easy.

Thus place is awesome. Nice dude with dreadlocks took a great deal of effort to build me the…read moreperfect trout rod and reel combo. I will only buy sporting goods from this store going forward. That guy needs a pay raise!!!

There's a ton of deals. Some are very good and some are so-so. It takes a while to learn how to…read moreorder and return items bought online. Figuring out shipping charges and store credits takes phone calls or texting. But I do check it from time to time, especially if I need an outdoor item.

If REI and Marshall's had an offspring, it would be Sierra Trading Post with Marshall's being the…read morepredominant gene. The store is huge, has many departments - swim, camping, women's, men's and children's apparel, hiking, biking, hats and accessories, fitness items, winter coats, rain gear and more. But within some areas, there is hardly any merchandise. For example, the Swim section was minimal. There was a big sign and display, but turns out that was it. Literally just a handful of swimsuits, one or two rash guards, no goggles, fins or gear. Did I mention just a handful of swimsuits? Was highly disappointed but since I was there, decided to walk the aisles. The vast majority of the store is filled with clothing. Racks and racks of clothing. Like it's sister store and neighbor, Marshall's, they must get leftover clothing from other stores and sell at a discount. There are definitely good finds among the racks, but I wasn't shopping for clothing and didn't have the patience. Ended up buying a wide brimmed sun hat with SPF of 50 for just $16.99. There were only three customers at the checkout but it still seemed to take forever. Of course this area is filled with a plethora of spontaneous purchases - trail mix, gadgets of every kind, hiking books, flashlights, etc. For me, Sierra will never be a destination like Marshall's where I will go far out of my way to visit. But for those who want outdoorsy clothing, this could be your Marshall's.