In an area where the only shoe store listed in the phone book is Payless (yeah, right), this…read moreunexpected find across the way from the age old K-Mart stocks a growing selection of real gear -- Vasque, Merrell, Mountain Hardwear, Patagonia. We found exactly what we were looking for there and Ken, the owner, was very helpful in selecting good shoes and clothing. I will definitely be back, probably about every time I visit the area (which is three or four times a year).

I need some solid internet and a place to work for a couple hours in town. Great table in back with…read moresufficient WiFi and comfy, home-town atmosphere with both weekend and local traffic coming and going. Cool to see a place where you can an espresso, Danner boots, and other nice outdoor gear. Ice Cream is great too. Would have bought some branded merch, but man, $50+ for a hoodie? No thanks

Stopped by for some ice cream mid January 2024. The store is clean, organized and the ice cream is…read moresweet! Great place to get a few items for your cabin or sneak in a game of checkers while enjoying your dessert. When in Cascade you need to stop by for a visit!

Loved the variety of sportswear and clothing available. Great bargains to be found. Mread more

Never been to a Sierra before. I've shopped at all their other family of stores, like TJ Maxx, Home…read moreGoods and Marshalls but I liked it. They carry a variety of goods for the entire family, including your fur babies. They seem to cater more towards certain brand names, like Teva, Keen, Shimano, Columbia and Born. They also have way more outdoors stuff like camping and fishing gear. Pretty decent prices and I noticed they carry a range of sizes from XS and up. I may find a piece of clothing that I really like at their other stores, but they may not carry that same thing in a larger/smaller size but here, you can find different sizes. I'm glad I stopped in and I'll return when I'm ready to hit the outdoors!!

Such a great shop with even greater service! Came in today to get pants for my husband and was…read moreimmediately greeted by Melissa who helped me find what I was looking for and also gave me some great info! Highly recommend this place for all your tactical/uniform needs and more!

A huge fan of this brand and the products they have available. I went in to browse over clothing…read morethat would best suit my interests in a career as a first responder, and to my delight I found a huuuge selection of pants, shirts, and gear to choose from. Camille was a phenomenal help, showing me the difference strengths of all the product lines. Will definitely be spending more of my money here

My first time in Boise, visiting a lifelong friend, we hired Mike Raymondi to be our guide on the…read moreOwyhee River for a day of catch and release trout fishing. The three of us, retired women with modest fishing experience and a love for nature, instantly felt at ease as he selected the waders, boots and gear in the well-organized TRR store in Eagle ( when you go there, look up, you'll have a fish's point of view- watery blown glass ornaments suspended from the ceiling). We followed Mike's truck to the river where he selected a sweet spot clear of snags and sunken hazards. The birds and awe-inspiring panoramic beauty made focusing on the orange indicator a bit of a challenge. Mike gave us a quick and articulate tutorial on casting, mending and setting the lines, then he spaced us out on the length of the river where he grew several sets of eyes, simultaneously guiding our line work and alerting us to the bobber's behavior, which you see before you feel anything. I missed several nibbles because I saw a tanager or a flicker, but we all hooked and I landed a big brown trout with lovely speckles and no wounds from the brief fight we had in reeling it in. The big takeaway about a good or bad day fishing, according to Mike, is this: hooking and landing combine a multitude of very different skills, and many people who say the fishing was bad, missed the nibble or the set, and failed to catch what fish were there. To me, there is no bad day of fishing if you are in the care of a competent guide, supplied with proper gear, a spectacular picnic lunch (kudos to Tasso in Eagle) and in an exceptionally beautiful piece of God's country, which was the case for us. Now for those of you who believe the only value in fishing is catch, catch, catch, this review will mean nothing. Mike mustered all of his powers to switch out the types of nymph flies (we were nymphing this time), and we had a spare afternoon, but you can't make fish eat when they don't wish to. Nonetheless, we felt satisfied, happy and properly looked after by TRR's professional guide service.

Friendly and knowledgeable staff. The product in the shelves is on the expensive side, but…read moreeverything is focused on being good quality. I'm lucky they are close by for when I need something quickly.

Dropped in with no reservation and rented two gravel bikes for the day. My gf and I rode 12-13mi…read morehad a picnic and came back. The river path was great and the weather was beautiful! Would recommend IMT.

I'm extremely disappointed and frustrated with how my order was handled. I placed an order for a…read morehighly anticipated product, received a confirmation, and was fully expecting delivery. Only to be told later that it was "canceled" due to some so-called inventory mix-up. This is completely unacceptable. Once an order is confirmed, customers should be able to trust that the company will honor it. Canceling after confirmation shows a serious lack of organization and respect for your customers' time and expectations.

Can't find it? They'll have it! Everything I used to have to order from who-knows-where online,…read morethis place has it! Every little (or big) buckle, clippy, zipper, hard core fabric.... they have it! My mother is now planning trips from CA around how she can stop in and get herself some goodies a few times per year. These folks aren't just stocked with all the fixins, they are also VERY kind and helpful!

From the owner: We are essentially a fabric store directed at the DIY outdoor market. Outdoor Wilderness Fabrics…read moreis in business for YOU. We strive to carry everything you need to create your own outdoor gear and we work to have the best prices anywhere.Let your creativity run wild! Make your own Goretex skiwear, winter wear or Polartec fleece clothing. Sew up a tent, tarp or sleeping gear. We carry just the right fabrics and hardware for your Cordura packs and Packcloth bags of all kinds. Acrylic or vinyl outdoor furniture covers too. Don't forget your pets; maybe they need a dog pack, a leash, collar or a horse blanket. Your kids would love a new Ripstop kite or maybe a windsock for yourself!

Lemme tell you! Ok so REI is obviously a great store. There are some things about them I can't…read morestand..:like when they get involved in political crap. That ruins the vibe for me for any business. It's still a great store, but people need to shut up with getting involved in anything that has absolutely nothing to do with sporting goods, outdoor activities etc or whatever their business is. REI is crazy expensive tho! Ooooh! So Al's just opened. I was sad to see the trampoline park close and leave. Sports Authority was at this location at one time too. Mittens was on the board, soooo...ahhh! Never mind lol. They closed. Sad. Anyway, finally a store goes in there. Obviously we are talking about AL's. This store is fantastic. I know it's going to be pricey eventually, but when we went in, the sales they were having were amazing. They had great prices on almost everything. With Christmas coming up, too, I'm sure their sales will once again be epic. They have all kinds of top brands. North Face, Patagonia, etc. Any place that carries Patagonia is ok in my book...even if Patagonia is another company that gets too political way too often. They make great jackets tho. I've had my R3 for like 17 years and still looks new. So walking into Al's and seeing they sell Pats, made me happy. Pats in general are very expensive. So if they happen to have these on sale, don't hesitant to pick one up. Same goes for a lot of the other name brands they have here. Great store for hunters, for anyone who loves kayaking, paddle boarding, hiking, I mean, it's just a great store. I'm usually iffy on these chain stores, but I think this one is mainly specific to this area of the country, PNW, and obviously Utah and ugh, I'm sure California as well..at least Northern California? Who knows. Most people I know have already been. My hunter friends are in love with this place. They have gotten some insane deals here. However, if you haven't been, you definitely need to check it out...especially now that the Christmas season is like a day away from officially beginning. No, it doesn't start the day after Halloween lol. We got a few things here when we went. One thing was a flashlight. There was a guy in that section, wish I remembered his name. His main job is he's a fireman. I remember at least that much. This guy was such a great help. Knew the products well, super friendly, perfect teeth haha, and I mean, he was fun to look at. Sorry, had to throw that last bit in haha, because shiiiieeeet! Hahaha! Super nice guy. Everyone we came across that works there was great and eager to help. I hope this place succeeds. That spot it's in is a weird one. It seems to do good elsewhere and with Boise being a huge outdoor city, I can't see this place actually failing. I can only see it flourish and I hope it does. Check it out. Thanks for reading, YelperAl's!! Cheers!

We just bought a treadmill at Al's, and it was a nice purchasing experience. They have helpful…read morestaff, and the price was a bit less (for the exact same model) compared to the other stores we shopped. So now we have a treadmill, which will hopefully serve more of a purpose than just a display item in our family room. My cardio vascular system thanks Al's for being there for us!