I am writing this review on behalf of my boyfriend who does not have an account--…read moreHe purchased a pair of Irish Setters work boots & they fell apart within 3 weeks of having them. Therefore, we went back to the store (with a receipt) to return them & get his money back. They apparently only offer store credit on a gift card for most returns. Spends $120+ on boots & you can't get your money back when they're defective-- a load of crap if you ask me.

Definitely the place to go for work boots or hiking boots. Great selection. Would have given 5…read morestars except that they have a very sparse selection for women. I don't mind wearing a men's work boot, but I wear a women's size 9. For women with smaller feet, I don't know that they would find something to fit them. On a side note, they have an adorable baby/children's section of camo clothing!

I'm a local and go to Rout 66 only when I need to. They are the largest sporting goods store in the…read morearea and sell things smaller stores don't. However, will go to the smaller stores 1st because of the people. In smaller they will talk and joke and take time to answer your questions and are just more personable. Route 66 has no personality at all. I actually feel embarrassed when I have to ask a question. Route 66 is a nice store with everything you should need for anything outdoors but wear a jacket. It's cold in there.

Great store with a lot of product and a knowledgeable staff I would recommend this place to anyoneread more

Twice now I've experienced the staff ranting about the customers. This time I walked out. I will…read morehelp out the situation by not being a customer to complain about. Yes, customers do ask silly questions from time to time. And yes, customers can be a pain to deal with. But the staff, specifically the big guy, would do better to understand that if a customer is in the store or on the phone it means they would like to do business with your store. Treat them with respect and they will come back. The staff needs to grow up and learn how important customers are to sales. If not, management needs to find other employees who get the picture.

This is honestly much nicer than other Dunham's Sports I have been into. It is well lit, organized,…read moreand well stocked. Unlike other locations it does not have that dingy, uncared for atmosphere. Came in here to look for a certain item, we weren't even sure if they would have that said item. We were nearby and just thought we would check to see. In the end, they did not have the item, but we continued to browse through the store. Good thing that we did. We ended up finding some good buys here and ended up purchasing a few items. When we got to the register there was a bit of a hiccup. The employee working at the register didn't want to believe us when we told them that the price that rang up was not the one posted for the item where it was located. He wanted to argue and possibly thought that we were haggling. But when we pointed out to him the price on the rack, which was in eyeshot of the register he became a bit defeated. Not our fault that the pricing tags are not correct or changed to reflect the correct information.

I do like this store for well priced ammo good gun selection and some hard to find items but know…read morewhat your looking for and don't trust the web site it says there open when there not not alot of consistency but way cheaper then grices plus there not rude like grices

Everyone has a few places that are inexplicably magic for them. For me, one of those is Saloom…read moreDepartment Store in Mt. Pleasant, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. It is not what it seems by its name. It really only has one big department - outdoorsmanship. If you can wear it, walk in it, camouflage in it, shoot it, cut with it, or lock it safely away in a cool metal safe, Saloom's has it in a variety of sizes and colors. Ever since I started coming out to this part of Appalachia and was introduced to this great old store, I have made my annual pilgrimage over Christmas. It is the place to get those unusual (for me) gifts for the brothers in law who spend most of their free time hunting and fishing in the beautiful hills and vales of this part of the Allegheny Mountains. Boots, Camo jackets and pants, steel blades for every purpose, insulated hunter's overalls, bows, arrows, ammo, scopes and a million Woolrich sweaters and Browning shirts piled high on shelves in the back room in amazingly attractive styles. All this in a 3rd generation store with broad plank floors, and 12 foot tintype ceilings. There is even a 14 point elk on the wall guarding the premises. I always manage to find something that I like, and whatever I get for my brothers is always appreciated. Today, I found two 3 button sweaters in cotton and wool that fit me and instantly made me look like Jeremiah Johnson. Son needed a new camo sweatshirt, and the dad in law liked the feel of his new pocketknife with its glimmering Georgia Steel blades. I am an easy mark in Salooms, coming from back East, and lacking the growth of beard and twangy argot of the locals. Still, they know who I am and my people, so tolerate my presence knowing I will be leaving with a nice chunk of their inventory. If you ever find yourself in this part of the world and love the touch and feel of a true piece of old fashioned American mercantilism, track down Saloom's and take a look around. I defy you to walk out without something you never knew you needed, but suddenly cannot live without.

I live maybe 20 miles from mt. pleasant and salooms dept. store , drove by the store many many…read moretimes just thinking it was another clothing store...was I in for a surprise...I was wising for years that there was still an old fashion sporting goods store ...let me tell you there still is...I had a late start for hunting season and was looking for somewhere to buy a license, other than a big box store someone told me salooms had them...I couldn't believe it, so I stopped by. Sure enough they have hunting and fishing licenses and I think everything you could imagine for hunting and fishing....so much nicer than these big super stores which by the way I avoid at all costs so my advice would be to stop by and check them out...good friendly people that know what they are talking about

When I am in Northern Pennsylvania, I make it a point to stop at sportsman's outlet. They have an…read moreexcellent assortment of firearms, fishing tackle and equipment and outdoor supplies. Their prices are pretty average, but the people they have working there are very knowledgeable and eager to help.

After paying $35 for a firearm transfer four different times in a few months, I recently received a…read moresurprise upon picking up a firearm shipped to Sportsman's. Surprise! Now its $75 for a transfer after it was already in their posession. After purchasing MANY firearms from this store over the years, and many transfers, I can honestly say I wont be back. You can be the judge if that is a fair price or good business.

Great archery shop! I needed some repairs done on my crossbow and Jason was very knowledgeable and…read moreable to complete all the repairs and get me back into the woods fast. Repair cost were very reasonable and fair. Highly recommend Ultimate Outdoors for your archery needs.

Just got set up with a new Bowtech tonight from Ultimate Outdoors. Can't recommend this place…read moreenough. Great owners and highly recommend for anyone looking into archery. Great experience!