This is the Roseville one, which is way smaller than the one off of 494 and 35W. That one is very,…read morevery large, but this one isn't exactly small. There are lots of different types of sporting goods outlets; this is the kind that feels primarily interested in the most "visible" type of sporting activity. Things like football and baseball and hockey. In other words, things that popular kids do in high school, and which require gear and/or activity-specific apparel. I bought a softball mitt here once, but when I want to peruse camping gear, this isn't the first place I'll think of. They have some, but supplies for solo outdoor activities are not their strongest feature. They have a LOT of clothes here; not just stuff you'd wear while participating in sports, but things that look cool on people who are hanging out at vaguely sportsy-type events. I'd maybe come here if someone invited me to a party at Justin Morneau's house and I wanted to look like I fit in. No one will ever invite me to a party at Justin Morneau's house. But this place has a batting cage, so who really needs that guy anyway.

if you are a runner get shoes anywhere else. I've received questionable Vaporfly's from Dick's…read moreonline. I tried them for a block and realized my 2 yr old Vaporfly's actually felt like there was more of a carbon plate than the ones received. I shipped the shoes back and the return was denied. I would advise going anywhere else.

Wow, we just witnessed profiling/discrimination in the worst way. We took our son (18 who happens…read moreto be very dark brown skinned) and one of his friends shoe shopping. Because they are young adults, my husband and I (who happen to be very white) just went and sat down (no one would have realIzed we were with the boys). My son found a style of shoe he wanted to try on and let a clerk know hIs size. The clerk then brought back 1 shoe. I said to the clerk, wait a minute he needs to try on both shoes and walk around in them. The clerk gruffly told be that it is store policy that they only allow customers to try on one shoe. My husband asked since when? We had been in at Christmas and my son had tried on a different pair when it was more obvious he was with us. The clerk claimed it has always been their policy. This is not okay, we told the clerk that walked out and purchased the exact same shoes at Footlocker where there was no issue with allowing someone to try on a PAIR of shoes. We've spent tons of money over the years at Champs and I will never darken their door again. Racist fools!

Employees were too busy playing on their phones and talking to each other to help... he paused…read moreconversation to tell me it would just be a minute. And then continued to play on his phone and talk to his buddies. literally no one in the store except for one lady checking out. I left without even getting a shoe.

Wow! I can't believe nobody's yelped Lucy?!?…read more Lucy is like Lululemon's much cooler, classier, prettier, and dignified big sister. She's the store that Lulu wishes it could be if it actually had some, I don't know? Customer service skills and class? This Lucy store is very well organized. I've never seen the clothes out of order or in disarray when I have visited. Also, the sales rack is always in great shape too. The ladies who work here are very nice and courteous. They ask if they can help you, but aren't all up in your face trying to sell you leggings or watching you as if you are going to steal their merch. The ladies are all ages too- young and old. I, personally, like the diversity in age. I've bought a few things in this store like a pair of leggings and a headband. It isn't as well stocked as its Edina counterpart and isn't as big, but it is still very nice place to shop for Lucy.

This is likely the only time in my life I have given a one star review. The individual who answered…read morethe phone today was very rude when I asked why they didn't have an adequate supply of gold t shirts before the gold out game. The guy who answered the phone told me "I should have planned ahead better" I am sorry that have been on a wildfire assignment for three weeks which prevented me from planning ahead. The attitude coupled with no gold shirts available on a gold out game is a reflection of poor management and poor customer service. Would give 0 stars if possible.

The place to go for all your Minnesota team gear…read more My wife and I went to Goldy's to pick up some Twins' shirts and sweatshirts before the big playoff game against the Yankees. We got some great stuff, and all of it was for an additional 30% off the sale price! We bought a hat, two hoodies, and a vintage print t-shirt. We looked great at the game, and didn't have to spend a lot of money. Too bad the Twins lost. They're the official store for the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers, but they've got all kinds of Vikings, Twins, Wild, North Stars and St. Paul Saints clothing and collectibles there too.

A massive store with two levels. Everything was pretty to find, multiple checkouts and employees…read morethroughout the store if you needed assistance. We got a bike tire and realized it had a hole in it after we took it home so brought it back and the employee at the register left us exchange the item with no issues. Things are pricey though so be prepared for that!

You want shoes? They got shoes! I mean walls and tables of shoes. I like a to see items by brand…read moreas these displays are scattered in an area. Let's just say Dick's has every sport covered, even those considered more obscure by Mn standards. Field try out areas for a digital in-store experience. There wasn't a lot of hardware, such as Garmin's, rugged type watches that tell everything and, oh by the way the time. Two floors of exploring and some excitement, but no Ferris wheel, that's another store.

I got a pretty awesome deal on two pairs of shoes here. The clearance section is pretty spectacular…read moreand I definitely recommend checking it out. The staff is extremely helpful and super polite. The store is just like what you would expect any other famous footwear store to be but the deals and the discount section seem to be a little bit better here than most. Or maybe I just caught them on a good day! Either way, whenever I need shoes to fuel my constantly painful and bank destroying shoe addiction I will most likely be coming back here.

Miguel was awesome! Great customer service! I came in for some all white AF1's high top and he got…read morethem in no time. He was really relatable and conversational. I'll definitely go back and get some shoes from him again. The only reason I gave 4 stars is the woman working had a weird attitude and was not friendly at all. I thought I heard she was the manager which would be a surprise to me since managers need to lead by example. Ive worked in customer service most of my life. But If it's just her there, I won't go in. Otherwise Miguel is the man. He should be the manager!!

We are not a biking family... and I don't know jack about bikes... but we stopped by the Roseville…read moreErik's location (spoke with Zach) and the Highland Park St. Paul location (worked with Patrick) and had an amazing experience with both locations. I was worried they would be bike-judgey, but they weren't at all and totally helped even our basic questions. Super happy with the great customer service and bikes we purchased!

I brought new downhill skis and bindings into Erik's to be mounted. Details of the timeline and my…read moreexperience are below, but the summary is - I'd suggest you find another place to mount bindings. Erik's, in my experience, is not skilled at this task. Timeline: December 10 - brought Season powder skis and Marker bindings into Erik's. I bought these skis/bindings from Evo.com (online ski retailer) as a compatible combo. December 11 - I received a call asking me for my proof of purchase for the bindings after the Erik's ski tech cracked what they referred to as the "Clamor" part of the bindings, and they needed to contact Marker to get a replacement. December 13 - I was informed that the mounting failed, which left holes in the skis in the location where the ski manufacturer recommends bindings be mounted. Erik's staff asked if I was OK re-mounting my bindings in a different location on the skis, and the previous holes epoxied. I informed Erik's that I was not OK with this, and we agreed that Erik's would replace the skis. December 22 - Erik's confirmed the replacement skis were at the store, and the replacement Marker bindings parts were as well. I was informed that my bindings were going to be mounted by the Erik's ski tech who does all the training in order to reduce risk of mounting issues during the next attempt. January 5 - I was informed my skis were ready. January 6 - I picked up my skis, and was charged the full amount for the mounting of my bindings despite the time and hassle cost of the experience. Summary: In the end Erik's made things right, and did a good job of communicating clearly along the way as well as setting expectations appropriately, but I would caution against having bindings mounted by Erik's unless you have no time pressure, and are willing to deal with potential hassle along the way.