I stopped by because a friend suggested this place for running shoes and insoles. I had injured my…read moreheel and decided to give it some extra care to hopefully recover quicker, so she convinced me. I was greeted and helped right away. The man who helped me was very knowledgeable and answered all my questions. He watched me walk across the room to observe my gait and made suggestions from there. I learned that my feet grew an inch and a half (yes! they keep growing well into adulthood and throughout your lifespan.) He also advised that I wear a half inch to an inch more for running shoes. (Apparently it's common for running shoes to fit on the smaller side. Plus, going up half a size gives more room for the foot to spread when it hits the ground.) He let me try the insoles and even pulled out some running shoes for me to see what they offer despite me not being in the market for them yet. I figured why not. He did all the work of fitting them on me correctly. No leaning down to put them on myself. I fell in love with the Hoka running shoes and hope to buy some new ones from them in the future. Shoe prices run from $90 to $150+. (The Hokas were roughly $150.) However, when the newest shoe is released, the previous version goes on sale. On average, you can expect to pay $100-120 for a pair of running shoes here, but you can sometimes get some for $90 with that discount. I walked out with some good insoles and a massage ball for the bottom of my feet. With tax, that cost me $52. There's also a barrel where you can discard your old shoes. I think they get donated, but I don't know for sure. I always try to add something that would make a place better, but I'm so inexperienced with shoe stores and so satisfied with my experience that I'm not sure what to add. hmm... How about getting the parking lot repaved so the dips and bumps aren't a bother. Great job. 5 stars well earned.

This business doesn't strive itself on customer service. I called in and was placed on hold for…read moremore than 5 minutes by the representative who answered the phone. I then asked for Chad (the owner) and within the first few words of me speaking in a calm manner, Chad hung up the phone in my face. This business does not strive itself on professionalism or customer service at all! I would never refer to my family or friends being treated like this.

I love Target! It's my favorite store. The only downside is it's not close to me. It's a bit of a…read moredrive from downtown and I just forget to go. During the Thanksgiving weekend/Black Friday, they had some killer online deals. They had a 32" LED color tv for $79.99. I had a couple of gift cards from my mom that I hadn't used yet. They equaled $80. Woo hoo! I just had to pay taxes. And I didn't have to go into the store during Black Friday. As much as I love Target, I absolutely detest Black Friday shopping in any store. I just won't do it. Luckily, I didn't have to and was able to go by the next week to pick it up. So I went to the pickup counter and a very pleasant and friendly team member helped me. I asked how big and heavy the box was as I wasn't sure I could get it in my car by myself. She went and looked at it and we both laughed at the size and weight of it. It wasn't big or heavy at all. This was a great reminder to me how much I do love Target and that I need to put it back on my regular shopping rotation.

The managers of the store are awful!! Needs new management and the employees are so rude they take…read moreproduct right out of your hands and act like they hate there jobs.

I drug my out of town guest across chattanooga to this store to buy local. Store is empty except…read moreanother couple. Go to the cashier where 4 associates are. They don't acknowledge us. For 5 minutes when we have things we want to buy. Nothing like ignoring customers in an empty store. Service is garbage. I'll go to REI next time

Think a NorthFace store kisses a Patagonia boutique and their love child is . . . Rock/Creek…read more All the good Big Brand stuff (I have been drooling over a couple of the winter-y-est jackets since I got here in Jan, and though a couple did go on sale, I still had to pass due to $$ so at least it's warm enough now I am not so sad at the almost-had). Add in local ownership (they also have a store downtown on Broad). Season with a dash of outdoor/adventure expertise - as someone else mentioned, the staff can help with local trail-specific footwear, and the activity log in back is pretty cool. Top with regular seasonal sales and you've got a winner - go by now for new spring items and to see the last deals on winter

Went in for specific sneakers. Jose' was perfect in helping me find exactly what I wanted. Very…read morenice store, clean and well organized. Always friendly employees. Quality clothing available even though it's a bit expensive. Will definitely return to shop here in the future.

They honored their slogan and did there price Mach with no hesitation. The lady working the front…read moredesk was very nice. They also had a good selection of socks.

This place was amazing and had great staff. My friend and I went kayaking, highly recommend.read more

Great kayaking under the bridges and around McClellan Island! It is so nice to launch the kayaks…read moreright off of Coolidge Park!

Staff is nice! Called beforehand to inquire about a kayak & they were helpful. They have a nice,…read moreclean outdoor area with some picnic tables, some wooden lounge chairs & umbrellas, as well as a pavilion area. You can have a cold drink out there.

From the owner: Rock/Creek at the Ocoee River, open seasonally whenever the Ocoee river runs for whitewater…read morerafting, is your go-to for kayaking gear. We have Chaco Sandals, Patagonia board shorts and swimwear, and Rock/Creek branded clothing and trucker hats. We're open for the weekends only in the beginning of the season and will expand hours soon.