Everything looks good but also everything is expensive and nothing is on sale…read more I guess the craze for Stanley cup is over because they have all the color in stock upstairs. They have a lot of people working but I don't see a lot of customers.

This is a big store, the bigger DSG I have ever been to. It's a sporting goods paradise…read more I was here once before and upstairs. They have canoes and stuff on the second floor. There's a short lap track on the first floor by the shoes to try out a pair so trainers. They did get rid of their guns. Their sales section is up on the second floor. I have a huge selection of canoes and kayaks too. They have so much stuff, it's mind boggling. They even gave gold bling putter covers. Evidently Saturdays are for the boys. I must have missed that memo. They have wading boots that are taller than me even. 4-wheeled golf carts that are as big as a stroller and fold down like a stroller too.

I went inside to look for some boots for my husband. I didn't find anything that he would even…read moreconsider wearing. A lot of camping, workout and outdoor activity clothing. There's also home and random items too. They have swim shorts out on the rack. Seems too soon, given how cold it is outside right now. The shoe aisle in the back left of the store reminded me of what I would see at a store. I didn't see a lot of decent quality boots from when I could tell. I walked further and at least found a whole wall socks. They at least had a smart wool socks and they were on sale for $13 a pair. I was able to buy almost $200 worth of socks for both of us. At least our feet will be warm the rest of the cool cold weather until spring returns. Might be good to swap out socks today, it's bitterly cold outside. The checkout area reminds me of a TJ Maxx or Marshalls. It announces when the cashier is free and their number for their counter.

Compared to other locations I've been to; this one seems to get the bottom of the barrel apparel…read moreand based on shoe size, has terrible inventory. Other locations are significantly better at inventory mgt.

-Great Selection on All Detroit teams! -got a Michigan back…read moreto back champs shirt on sale for very cheap! Worker - CAMERON was very helpful and workers like her make me want to come back, quick easy kind and efficent

The store is so large but it had everything I was looking for. Great store. I had never been in…read morethis store before but I was very pleased

They measure your feet with a scanner and have you walk across a mat. Only had to try on 5 pairs…read morebefore I purchased 2. Depends on who fits you.

Been a runner for decades. Sales recommended Aftershocks headset that fits behind your head, over…read morethe ears and lays against your temples. Wow, they stay in place, good sound for podcasts, receive/make calls and listen to music! When cycling I like to keep my ears free. I have earbuds, headsets. These are great. Not great if your in a noisy environment. Otherwise I'd recommend. Larry C

First the good, and the reason for the one star (not that I could give less anyway)... the sales…read morestaff was very friendly. Kudos for that. Now for the bad, and let me preface this by mentioning that I spent a good portion of my adulthood racing and working in various bike shops. And I was the service manager in one, so I have a LOT of bike mechanic experience. If I were the service manager of this shop, I'd have fired the person who built my bike. Today I bought a particular TREK MTB at this store, because unfortunately my usual store didn't have one and couldn't get one. First problem: you are NOT supposed to use grease on a carbon seatpost with a carbon frame. It's LITERALLY PRINTED on the back of the seatpost, though it's something any good mechanic should know anyway. Sure enough they assembled it with tons of grease, and within just a 1 mile ride, the post slid down a good inch. So I degreased the post, and put 'carbon paste' on it to keep it from happening again. Second problem (picture attached): they mounted the remote shock lockout outboard of the brake lever, which means there's nowhere for your thumb to go when you wrap your hand around the grip. A simple look at the TREK website shows it's installed wrong. And switching them around after requires removing the grip. Sometimes that can be done without destroying the grip, sometimes it can't. So I've already had to buy new grips to fix their mistake. There were several other minor things that never would have been acceptable at my shop, but this is long enough already. I guess if you're looking for a very basic shop, or if you have your own mechanical skills, they're an acceptable choice. Otherwise, I'd highly suggest you look elsewhere. Oh, also, to make it even more insulting, they try to sell you a $150 tune-up plan, which just means you pay up front to have them continue to provide you with subpar repair service. Disappointed mostly because working in a bike shop was always more than just a blow-off job to me. Sad to see that's not the case here. I won't be back.

Best staff and service EVER! I walked in on the first warm day of the season and of course they…read morewere swamped with customers. But that did not stop them from getting me right in getting my inner tube switched out and checked out all in a matter of less than 15 minutes. Blake is the best! Best personality and service I have encountered in a long time. I'm definitely coming back here to buy my next bike.

Terrible customer service. I ordered a hat online, when I received it I realized they sent me the…read morewrong size. Despite this, they received the hat back and denied my return because the hat was "smudged, full of hair, and used". WHAT? You mean the hat I opened, realized was the wrong size, and then put back in the box? Ridiculous. I'll never use this fraudulent company again. I would advise anyone who thinks of buying here to consider another store, because they will steal your money and blame it on you.

BAD RETURN POLICY! I was given a jersey for xmas by a relative who does not know me very well, with…read morea gift receipt so I could get something I wanted just in case. I am not a sports fan, so I went to return it and was only given a card with store credit to a store I will never shop at. Swindled out of a christmas gift!

I was at finish line right across from champs and they didn't have the shoes I wanted so I go to…read morechamps and they gave my exact shoe and my size and walked out with lebron soldiers IX will be back for some sweatshirts or Nike anything