OVER PRICED!!!!! Do not go here!!!! I recently went here to purchase some equipment for my son, and…read moreended up buying a lot of the items new. I then learned that I could have gotten almost everything at half the price at another store. It was super frustrating and disappointing. Their pricing and return policy is not ideal. If you want quality equipment and peace of mind that if it's doesn't workout - you'll receive a full refund, go somewhere else.

I don't often find myself in sporting goods stores that don't have much hiking, camping, and…read morefishing items. My knowledge of who's got the best what sort of expires when you leave the sleeping bag section in these kinds of places, so Play it Again wouldn't normally be the kind of place I spend a lot of time. So why have I been here so many times? It's all about disc golf. Disc golf (or frisbee golf, or frolf if you please) is the maddening sport of throwing frisbees in to the woods. At least that's how I play it. Normally you just throw a frisbee at a basket that's sitting impossibly far away at the park. There are a few courses in Utah and I've played at around a hundred courses nationwide. I lost a disc in a pond in Michigan, a pond in Missouri, and a fenced vineyard in Sacramento. I also left a disc at a park in Salt Lake and I'm pretty sure had another wind up in a river, although I didn't witness it. At $10-20 a pop brand new it's not exactly a fun thing to see your disc disappear into the water. So that brings me Play it Again, and specifically this location. They probably have Salt Lake's biggest selection of new and used discs for sale. Not only from Innova and Discraft, but some of the up-and-coming manufacturers as well. Color selection is so-so with only a few custom dyes, but they seem to have a decent variety of weights and plastics for each model. I've seen some pro shops with lesser selection. The biggest draw for a cheapskate like me is the used disc assortment. There are some dogs in there with your fair share of DX and comparable plastics, but you can score some nicer plastic and a few of the discs are still in newish condition. Better to drop $8-10 on a disc to try it out than $15-20 and find out you don't much like it. Then again, I'm a novice at best, so the more avid crowd may argue the opposite. They'll buy discs for a few bucks, but you'll never get rick off of it. Nasty karma and extra-wide trees follow disc golfers who find stray discs and don't call the owner, so best to return any you find to their rightful owner. Don't be a jack-knob. Do these guys carry more than disc golf stuff. Well, of course they do. Think of them as your neighborhood sporting goods store. It's a quaint space jammed with new and used stuff like exercise equipment, ski and snowboard sutff, golf essentials, and team sports gear. They're always buying used stuff and reselling, so everybody wins.

I came here today to get my fishing license and discovered this store has a lot more than I…read moreexpected. No idea where to go... at each entrance there are service stations where you may purchase your items or ask questions. I asked where to get my fishing license and the young man cheerfully gave me precise instructions. Once I arrived at customer service I was greeted warmly and in less than 5 minutes I had my license. I chose 1 year but you can choose from a good variety of options up to three years! 5 star experience... While I walked about I was asked by a floor monitor if they could assist me with anything... I asked T question and they responded kindly good people in the store. I got some Iowa beef sticks... they also had good variety of jerky... that meaty juicy type not dried. I asked AI what are the top 5 most popular lures that work best in Utah and the store had all of them. I took them, a great Nike T shirt and my beefsteak at the cashiers near the entrance, paid and bid good day. I'd shop this place again.

Sorry to do this but things are very different at Scheels than in the past…read more I spent 30 minutes in the Kuhl department and no one even offered help or bothered to say hello. (I had several questions) 10 minutes in golf department. Same story. 20 minutes in BBQ and the two guys there seemed more worried about the display looking great than offering help. I've always loved Scheels but I am very disappointed with the current lake of service or lack of. I hope things improve! (I only spent $250)

Modest lot but a good selection of fresh Christmas trees from 5' and up. Yes, the bike shop sells…read moreChristmas trees! They made a fresh cut on the bottom to help with water uptake and loaded the tree into the car for us. Years ago we also bought a stand from them; instead of the usual pins, it has a single post in the middle of the well. Since their trees have holes drilled in the bottom, you just place the tree onto the post and you're done! It's so much easier than trying to twist the pins to hold the tree in place. Highly recommend the stand. They're also offering a special coupon for $20 off at Root'd across the street with a tree purchase!

Service meets expertise!…read more I'm a mountain biker that just got into road biking - I walked in here with about 2 dozen questions and in need of lots of help (and honestly lots of hand holding!); Cottonwood Cyclery absolutely exceeded my expectations. The lady that helped me fully dedicated over 20 minutes to walking around the shop helping me make a list of all the equipment, clothing, tools, and supplies I'll need for my newly purchased road bike. She also spoke with me at length about cleaning and riding techniques, as well as tips and tricks from her own cycling experience. She was also able to recommend a third party to properly fit my bike to me, which she uses herself. I didn't look around at the new bikes too much, but I did notice they had a selection of mountain bikes, e-bikes, and road bikes. They've got tools, bags, shoes, cleaners and lubricants, CO2 tire inflators, tubes, and everything else you'd ever need. They were out of a few clothing items due to shortages from high demand during COVID, but they were still able to provide recommendations about what to look for. That undivided attention was so valuable and helpful - I couldn't have asked for anything more than the experience I had here. This isn't the closest bike shop to me, but it is 100% worth the drive. AND I'd like to mention they are open an hour later than most other bike shops, which is so appreciated and convenient when I rushing to get some shopping done after my work day. I will undoubtedly be back for equipment, advice, and maybe a little moral support! Thank you, CC!

I came here for a life jacket and boy did I find them, in the hundreds! This place seems small, but…read morehas a plethora of life jackets to choose from. Lots of styles, brands, materials, colors, etc. I usually have a hard time finding something like this that feels just right, but I had a hard time choosing between about 4 that worked really well. I can't speak for the other things they sell here, I didn't look around at any other stuff. The staff was quick and friendly.

Kurt's customer service was second to none! I have been searching for a chain stopper for years and…read moreI came across one he was selling. I contacted him via email and he answered promptly. He helped me make sure it was the exact one I needed. I thoroughly enjoyed working with him and I'll be back to shop again. Shipping was extremely fast too. Thank You Kurt. Highly recommend!

NO Customer service today. I came in to see if I could find another pair of hiking boots like the…read moreones I got here 13 years ago. The problem with the shoe department in all big 5's is... if you want to try on any shoes/boots that are displayed against the wall, you have to have a salesman go into the back, bring the shoes/boots out for you to try on. This is a pain to have the salesperson keep going in the back for one style or size or another. However, today there wasn't anyone in the shoe department to help, all sales associates were hanging up front socializing with one another. I just left without having to bother asking someone to come and help me.

We called ahead for a slip resistant work shoe in the size needed and were met with…read moreprofessionalism. It helped that we had the SKU from the store that was nearest us. They didn't have it either. The gentleman helped us try and locate a store that had it size like the previous one and this time we took him up on it. Raphael wasn't able ta find one, but the customer service from b

Big 5 is one of those stores you go in and have a hard time not buying everything inside…read more They have great deals and clearance on lots of sports products and clothing. They've got pretty much all seasons covered for fun outdoor and indoor activities. I'd stop here before some other sporting goods stores to see if you can find what you're looking for because you're most likely going to get the best deal over here.

This is the best Big 5 I've ever been to. Big shoutout to Tyler who took out like 7 different pairs…read moreof shoes from their inventory in the back just so we could try on each shoe. The price of the shoe we bought was reasonable and inexpensive, it was good value and it was a name brand. Tyler was friendly, knowledgeable, and had an admirable work ethic. Thank you Tyler for making our shopping experience enjoyable!

Nicole and David helped us find the pair of shoes we needed after a recommendation from another…read morelocation up north. Camerom can certainly be proud of his team and the place looked organized and well stocked considering the holiday season.

It's been just a minute since I've been to this location. For some reason I have a vague notion…read morethat this used to be a Chinese restaurant but don't quote me on that. What I can say with certainty is that Big 5 is an all-around kind of place. Not so much for outdoors enthusiasts--others excel in that category. Not exactly a winter sports or team sports destination, at least that's not their specialty. And clothing selection is decent but not over the top. If they do edge anyone out it's in the shoe department which is pretty hefty, especially if you're not looking to spend a ton. Hiking boots, running shoes, tennies, and lots in between. But really, Big 5 is about covering the bases (pun intended) and offering a modest selection of everything. And at really competitive pricing (keep an eye on the ads) it's at least worth a stop in to see what they have. Pretty convenient right there on 90th South.

John at Sportsman's Warehouse has previously helped me with My pistol slide catch slide stomp, the…read morenotch needed a little milling. But today John helped me fix my glasses, which were fanning out and falling off my face. I don't know how he did it, but John was able to use a tool to squeeze the side pieces together so the glass is no longer slip off my face. Thank you John! Cotton is great too! Today John made my day, thank you! Thank you!!!!!

When I was trying to buy a gun it took hours, just to be told I couldn't buy . Even after giving…read moreall of my information they still wouldn't let me buy the gun. would never go here again