Had alignment issue with new grip added to my putter. Staff was rude while discussing it. They…read morewere also over a week late putting new grips on my other clubs. Tried giving them a shot but should have gone to Golfers Warehouse where they know what they're doing. Very disappointed.

Staff very helpful Excellent selection of the brooks shoes I…read morewas looking for. Location excellent Prices ok and in alignment with other stores but not much cheaper Leaving positive review due to the quality service received

Mickey Finns is my daughter's fav place to buy her waterproof hiking boots, granted they are mens…read morebut they have a good selection of mens boots and usually pretty good inventory on sizing. The guys in the bootery are non judgey willing to help everyone who comes in.

North face, Columbia, shoes, all of your major clothing brands and footwear…read more Seasonal sales and competitive pricing HOWEVER, their 14 day return policy should be extended.

I called days ahead to see if they accept appointments; they do not…read more I asked if I came on a Tuesday around 1:30, how busy they would be. I was told people get served in the order they arrive, but that would be a slow time so it should be fine. I arrived at that time, a Tuesday around 1.30 during a non-school vacation day. Signing in on the sheet by the door, all names above were crossed off giving the impression we would be next. 4 people were in mixed stages of trying on shoes with only 1 employee on the sales floor. He avoided looking at me. Within a few minutes, 1 patron bought her shoes. Great, I thought. Closer to getting fitted for needed insoles and new sneakers! A man walked in, went over to the employee asking for a particular person. 'That's me' said the employee. 'Have a seat and I'll be with you shortly'. The employee NEVER acknowledged me. Waiting was a waste of time given I was going to be passed over. I left. Not enough employees to take care of all the patrons. And a sloppy system of who gets taken care of, when. This happened Tuesday 3/24/26.

I was experiencing a ton of foot pain. At the end of each day, my big toe joint would be pulsating…read moreand sore. I was considering seeing a doctor and gearing up for the possibility of surgery. Before I jumped to medical intervention, I decided to go to Fleet Feet to see if anyone could help me. I figured if anyone had experienced with foot pain, it would be runners. An employee, Dave, had me hop on two pieces of tech that measured my feet, gait, and walking pattern. He was able to identify my size, arch height, foot width, and level of stability. Apparently, I was wearing the wrong type of sneakers and lacked arch support. He fitted me with insoles and a few weeks later, wide toed sneakers. Since then I have had ZERO pain! I realized I had been wearing the wrong type of sneakers my WHOLE LIFE. I am genuinely amazed at how much easier running, walking, even standing is now. I owe Dave my life. Thank you guys so much!

First time coming to the store and it wasn't sure what to expect, but it's for any outdoorsman or…read morewoman who likes good quality gear There's 100% satisfaction guarantee for up to a year and they also have a buyback program for anything used to sell as a secondhand item at a lower price There's a bike shop that will service your bike, they have a bunch of camping gear, cold weather gear, clearance clothing items. They also have a backpack section with somebody that can help you go over the different backpacks, the correct way to wear them and the different options when buying.

In the middle of the winter, just the day before the massive snowstorm Benjamin arrived, my winter…read morecoat decided to retire. Granted, it was 7 years old and zippers don't work forever. In an attempt to find an upgrade immediately, I went to REI. At REI you'll find an assortment of items for your active lifestyle. There's items for camping, for hiking, for skiing, etc... The coats are sorted by brand. I looked through, they had just one, in one color and one size. I asked the associate, they told me I could order online. Mind blowing info, isn't it? Unfortunately my online experience wasn't much better. Maybe everyone else is looking to replace their coats at the same time. I walked out empty handed. It might be worth stopping by, since the rest of their inventory looked like it might cater to certain lifestyles.

Great service and a solid selection of men's and women's clothes! The sweatpants are my favorite…read more All the people are super helpful. Will be back!

Woman in store treated us like criminals. We were not allowed to pick up product, only she could…read moretouch it. Other people in the store could toich the product, we were not allowed to. She followed us around the store asking questions, she also said she didnt think we could afford the membership.

Nothing beats a buy one get one half off! The store had great deals throughout and the festive…read moretouches made it even bette. The staff offered popcorn and candy canes while we shopped. at checkout the cashier even gave me a reusable bag. Lots of different variety of shoes to choose from!

I finally went into the store and was able to find a couple of good pairs of shoes. Athletic shoes…read morethat is. The value was pretty good that day ,they had buy one, get the second pair half off. I'm not sure if it's always like that. I doubt it. The service was very nice. Very polite and quick. I would definitely return. Good selection.

"Closing time you don't have to go home…read moreBut you can't stay here" (Semisonic) Eblens started out when two friends (Ebner and Leonard) collaborated to open a clothing store in New Britain in 1949. Their modest store grew into locations in five states, with 18 in their home state of Connecticut. But in mid June, it was announced that the entire chain is closing. We visited the Westfarms Mall location today, and saw a big colorful selection of sneakers, athletic clothes, hip hop fashion, streetwear, etc. I saw plenty of big time brands like Nike, Adidas, Jordan, Fila, Timberland, Puma, New Era, Champion, Polo, Nautica, Tommy Hilfiger, The North Face, and Kappa. Their selection of team licensed/team logo'd ball caps was amazing- there were easily a hundred different hats on the main wall behind the sales counter. I had a nice chat with a guy meticulously shopping for the "right" Yankee hat he wanted to wear for a trip to NYC. There are plenty of sales going on now, and we found a nice one- some beautiful color T shirts. They were V -Necks and Crew Necks priced at $6.99 and $7.49. We bought four of them for a shade over $30. Bottom line? Hustle over there and check them out before they close their doors forever.