service front desk, accepting, enthusiastic selection large, wide, especially the world cup section by the wheel, including jerseys for boy or girl, a soft shirt with a scriptive font "us" i'd noticed among the selection. also, as a selection in its own sense, the ginormous ferris wheel you can see in the middle of the store while near the back, surprisingly is listed at just $1. so rather than bring the entrance attendant the dollar i'd brought to ask to cuton the ginormous wheel, i put it on a mannequin sporting a oversize gold chain to express desire for the immersion of such a symbol of national unity and fandom, somewhat similar to the vuvuzela, a symbol of fandom from the 2010 world cup that expanded from the hosting country from the adoption by fans from differing nationalities all over the world. a chain is absolutely symbolic of a serious subject, in slavery, with the wearing of a chain containing various historical significance, such as reclamation, commoraderie, or in a extremely complex way jest. so to encourage respectful, complex discussion regarding a oversize chain as a potential expression of national unity and fandom, checkout such content as that about the reclamation of the symbolism of wearing a chain by black culture, within hip hop but not exclusively, the inclusion of the turnover chain by the db group for the u, and potentially the collective expression of national pride the vuvuzela symbolized at the 2010 world cup. ambiance the ginormous wheel, very likely the first i've saw indoors, is as much a part of the ambiance as selection, especially due to its openness in the middle of the store and its surrounding sporting goods selection. nonetheless, while i'd anticipated the first experience seeing a ginormous wheel indoors, i was not aware the store has two levels throughout, save for a second floor opening in the middle where the wheel is, so that makes for some cool multilevel experiences for wheel riders. and lastly, as a note on timing for planning a visit, i'd first considered going during the locally hosted state fair in the fall as an alternative to paying admission to the fair if the main goal is riding a ginormous wheel, and with no admission charged to enter and a ride of the wheel costing $1, that alternative it still is. however, remembering the first public appearance of the ginormous rotating wheel at the world fair june 21 of 1893, i'm offering that history factoid as a potential teaching point, with practical experience available through the ginormous wheel inside the sporting goods store. read more

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What a great store! Me and my family came here because my brother wanted a Lego mystery box. We ended up walking around the store and shopping after we got his mystery boxes. This store was great! They had a great selection of pretty much every item for good value. Last year, I got some running shoes for a very good deal. They ended up being great running shoes too! The service here was really good. All of the employees here were very nice and helpful. The inside was very clean. It was also pretty cool. There was a fish tank and a Ferris Wheel. Overall, great store and I highly recommend it! read more

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Amazing outdoor store with a giant Ferris wheel inside complete with a place to grab comfort food for a full Servce shopping and dining event as a family! Grab some camping or hunting or fishing gear and something to eat and take a whirl on the wheel! It's be a fun deal! For the whole family feel!!! read more

Scheels is such a cool place to have in Tulsa! I finally got to visit, and wow was I impressed. It's huge! Tons of merchandise in literally any sport, outdoor category you could ever want. Plus toys and candy and snacks and clothes and shoes and everything! Pricing was on par for this kind of store, and I did see a lot of clearance tags! I even found a jacket on sale that I really wanted, but not my size. I kept seeing signs saying they price match, so I'll have to check out more about that! Staff were friendly and helpful and abundant! Definitely check this place out. And ride the Ferris wheel! read more

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If you are looking for apparels, shoes, and gears for sports and outdoor adventures, then Scheels is the perfect store for you. It is the largest sporting goods store chain that features unique attractions like a 16-car Ferris wheel and sometimes an aquarium. I love the different displays at Scheels more than anything else. They are immaculate and are giant in size. Of course, the Ferris wheel is my favorite as it's essentially associated with the store. read more

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I upped it to a full 5 star review because I was so shocked and surprised about their amazing customer service. My husband had bought some Hoka's and only had them for a short time before the soles were falling apart. Typically stores won't allow returns if you've worn the shoes, which he had but you could tell they were faulty. They looked perfect and like they were just out of the box until you turned them over. Pieces of the sole were falling off. No questions asked they allowed him to return them, we did have our receipt of course. They refunded via gift card which is great. Plus you can go for a $1 ride on the Ferris wheel read more

Scheels - Golf Equipment Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

A quick afternoon stop to check out Scheels. Might have to make it longer on the next trip! With so much going on in this store it will take a very long time to set everything! read more

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Take Dick's Sporting Goods, Cabela & Bass Pro Shop and place it under one roof and bit more. That's how I would describe this place. I was taken back a bit by their functional Ferris wheel in the middle of the store. Make sure to give yourself a lot of time if you want to explore the entire store. My favorite was the wall of bbq rubs and sauces! read more

I had no idea. There is a Scheels in the small town where my sister lives in Iowa. I had no idea. Finally went on Super Bowl Sunday to waste some time before the game. I had no idea. I was very impressed with the higher end brands they carried, especially in the women's department (both clothing and shoes). They had furniture. They had toys. They had dog supplies. Plus it's a sporting good store with everything--I saw the usual fare but also ice skates and hockey sticks. Not the norm in Tulsa. I will be back. it's a destination. read more

Scheels - Saltwater aquarium at the entrance - Golf Equipment Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

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Funny store. Lots of things to look at. The Ferris wheel was fun!! The fish tank was beautiful! Some lady was walking around with a baby goat. lol. We drove 1 1/2 hours just to go. It was Good day! read more

Cool store with a carnival feel. Unfortunately, their prices are simply out of my budget.

There's a big " oh, wow!" factor here from the moment you walk through aquarium arches--with scuba divers--to the center store, 2-story Ferris wheel. There's more entertainment in this outdoor and sporting goods retailer . An arcade, bowling alley, and more will tempt children and your wallet. The ground floor includes a full service restaurant and coffee shop. The second story has a small LEGO store and candy shop. Staff were plentiful and easy to find (at least on opening day). read more

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I visited Scheels in Tulsa today to buy some ammunition for the range. Before I went to that department, I browsed through most of the store and was amazed at how large the store is, and how much merchandise they have under one roof. It is amazing! They have everything that you could possibly want to buy that is related to sports, hunting, fishing, clothing, and many other types of activities. It is a fantastic store! The staff was very nice to deal with, and they were very helpful when I had questions about where to locate certain items that I wanted to price check. You have got to go visit this store to see for yourself how fantastic it is. I will be back there soon for other merchandise that I need. read more

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Hubby and I finally visited to see what the fuss is about. Jam packed full of stuff from clothes, toys, exercise equipment, ammo, camo, golf stuff, camping equipment and accessories, kitchen stuff, sofas and a little bit of decor....wall to wall displays with a full size ferris wheel in the middle of the store. And a candy shop. And a few photo ops set up. The entire bottom floor looked to be only clothing (we looked over the railing but didn't go down there - I just remembered someone told me there is a restaurant, guess we should have gone downstairs lol). It's like if Bass Pro and Dick's Sporting Goods had a baby. Not a new concept but I can see why people like it, if that's their kind of store. I will say the signage in this store is horrible. We were looking for the bathroom right after entering from the top level of the mall, and assumed we would see a directional marker eventually. They have a hundred employees standing around to give directions but a sign or two would help lol. read more

Scheels - Part of the ferris wheel and animal mountain. - Golf Equipment Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

First off this is a candy land for hunters. U better bring your wallets though. There isn't too much here that's cheap. But if your in the market for the best then u will be in heaven. I spent 4 hrs waking around and loved it. read more

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My best attempt at describing Scheels is with an analogy. If Buc-ee's built a sporting goods store this is what it would look like....... read more

I super enjoyed all their shops and friendly staff.. Great location and loved all the goodies I bought..

WOW! First word to describe Scheels. Epic store! Candy Factory, miniature bowling, shooting gallery, arcade, many specialty areas covered by employees that give you individual; superior customer service. I went in shopping for something specific and they answered all my questions for about 40 minutes went over everything with me, answered all my questions and actually trained me in some things...by the end I was very comfortable with my product and bought it with confidence. Amazing customer service and patients. They have many departments such as Guns, ammo, archery, hunting, house decor, toys, bikes, fashion, cookware, sports... on and on and on!! They have a cool saltwater Aquarium and Ferris wheel. This place is Bass Pro Shop if it was on steroids. WAY better! We had a great shopping experience and I can't wait to go back! read more

I like this store over its competitors like bass pro/ Cabala's. They have the same outdoor stuff plus a bigger selection of clothing. I also think they employ more floor staff. It feels like I'm being asked if I need help every few minutes. To me that's a good thing in a store that has so much stuff. I live in Minnesota and the Scheels near us has as 3 story fake tree in it. This scheels has a huge fish tank and a 3 story ferris wheel. Making this one way better lol. As for the value and selection they are very similar if not the same. read more

Scheels - Front door - Golf Equipment Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Place does knock you off your feet. Starting with the Ferris wheel. Sporting equipment for every imaginable sport or outdoor activity from ping pong to ice hockey to hunting and fishing gear. And clothing too. Seems a bit pricey. For example they have a shotgun priced at over $16,000. Electric bicycles for over $6k. They also have a nice looking deli/cafe featuring sandwiches, salads, pizza etc. Posted prices were reasonable. When the grandkids are here for Thanksgiving I plan to take them to ride the Ferris Wheel. read more

Scheels - A shotgun I can't afford - Golf Equipment Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Pros: I'm impressed. The prices for golf items are a few dollars cheaper than Dicks. The selection of golf items is comparable. They do carry a few men's clothing brands that I have only ever seen online; never in real life. Employees are so insanely friendly! Do they work on commission? Cons: no escalator? Only elevators and stairs. Bass pro has better candy and food options. read more

If I had written this review a month ago, it would have easily been five stars. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case today. My golfing buddy and I came in with the intention of purchasing new clubs and asked to use the simulator to confirm our choices. However, after only two warm-up swings, the staff member assisting us began repeatedly pressuring and interrupting us. His behavior was unprofessional to the point that we decided not to make a purchase at all. It was a disappointing experience, and needless to say, we left without buying anything today. read more

Always have great things here. I always find something I want and the workers are so helpful. My grandson works here and I would recommend any young man or women looking for a job to look here. read more

SCHEELS 5* Star ADVENTURE for the whole family! It's attached to the Woodland Hills Mall along with a separate entrance flanked with large, bronze statues honoring our military members and varying athletes! Although it's well-equipped for the sports enthusiasts - gear and attire of all ages - there's so much more to see..and do inside! Upon entering, there's a beautiful, overhead aquarium tank! Once you've passed thru the arches, you'll come face-to-face with a super-cool, lighted ferris wheel that towers to the second floor! The store is expansive, but well-planned and easy to get around with an elevator and stairs. Other than the aforementioned fun, I have to mention the quaint cafe, candy store, and woodsy display of wild animals upstairs! If you've not been, it's definitely a place to check out! read more

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So I recently moved to the Tulsa area and a family member recommended for me to check this place out as I wanted a caramel apple. My significant other and I walked around as the store has a lot of interesting things in the store. The candy store was our last stop on the way out. When I enter the counter the cashier is chewing and so I figured I'd let her finish and then maybe she'd greet me and ask what I needed. As I stood the chewing continued for awhile and I asked was she done chewing whatever it was in her mouth. She responded, "gum". I said, "oh, I was waiting for you to read more

My jaw dropped when I walked into Scheels on their grand opening day. The store is so large it is literally like a mall inside the mall. I mean really, who puts a Ferris wheel inside their store that is two stories large? My head was swimming as I walked around and I could barely take it all in. There is so much variety of merchandise and the quality of merchandise is amazing. You'll find many high-end brands here alongside other great quality brands that you see in many places. I was really happy to see outerwear from Kuhl, Arc'teryx, and some other high-end brands that I was not even familiar with. I was also happy to see a nice little restaurant inside the store that had a great menu. The pizzas looked quite good although I did not order one this time around. Instead I ordered a club sandwich that was reasonably priced and quite good. They also sell Fudge and other goodies. This store is a destination for sure. I have to believe that it will revitalize the entire mall. You've got to see it to believe it. read more

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Honestly, the fact that it was a zoo(granted it was opening weekend to the general public) was not a good start. You walk in and you see the register and the Stanley Cups, and stuff they stuck there on your way in, is for me not a good start. The fact when you pass the diner/cafe, whatever you want to call it and smell burning coffee, is an instant turn off in spades. The fact there is no type of guidance to any section and are not clearly labeled does not help either. The least you could provide, is a store map with sections noted. The store looks like a hot mess and that an amusement park was eaten by a retail space. With such limited spacing to work with, you would think you could at least put an AI guide app together, that could help people, instead of an app for just your store card. The value is near par for the course, if not higher, and in this economy that is nuts if you can go to Walmart or else where to get it for a 1/4 or 1/2 the price.While going from the 2nd to the first floor, there was a man telling his party, he was not impressed, and that he would stay with going to bass pro. I have to agree. I hope and pray that this does not turn into a way, parents drop off their kids to do what they want, and you guys become "babysitters". Listen to your customer base closely, it will benefit you in the long run and make you successful in the community, not just a passing fad. read more

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Scheels is always a joy to visit and when we see one it's almost like a magnet that draws us in. The stores are always clean, well kept, well stocked, and the staff is plenty helpful. This one went in the place of the old Sears store that was at Woodland Hills Mall. This is the first one we have been to that isn't a stand alone store. Lincoln, NE, Omaha, NE, Plano, TX, and now this one in Tulsa, OK. This one is a bit smaller than all of the others. They tore down the old Sears to make accommodations for this Schools, needed updating and a taller roof with an open center to make room for the ferris wheel that we've seen in every store. It's a destination sporting goods store, much like Bass Pro and Cabelas, but with less pomp and circmstance that comes with a Bass Pro. Schools also doesn't cater solely to their own branding, they carry a wide variety of brands, and they are brands that are good for the adventure at hand. Patagonia, Kuhl, Cotopaxi, Columbia, Nike, Rebook, North Face, and so many others. They don't cater to one sport, it's two stories of hunting, fishing, golfing, cycling, yoga, football, baseball, climbing, hiking, camping, boarding, water sports, and the list goes on. Prices are what you'd expect for these higher end adventure brands, however they do often have clearance racks that are a good source for finding good prices on this nice brands. This is where we tend to go to first. We really like Cotopaxi and Kuhl for our hiking, riding, and climbing adventures. Usually both of the brands have limited representation, tho this one had a large section in both mens and women's areas. Very happy to see that. When looking for the entrance from the exterior, there is only one, which surprises me. The 71st street side has no entrance, neither does the Memorial street side, you will need to drive to the north side near Dillards to enter from the outside, but best of luck finding parking. If you are handicapped, your luck is very limited, as there is roughly 6 or 8 spots near the entrance of the store, in a parking lot that is packed for a store that demands a lot of parking area. All of the stand alone stores have a LOT of handicap parking, this mall evidently doesn't have that requirement. We had to park at a distant entrance and go through the mall to gain access to the store. Scheels is a great store. Large on scale and full of good items. Very much recommended. read more

Scheels - Golf Equipment Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

As a professional looking for athletic footwear, JR Jones assistance and recommendation within his salesmanship was welcomed. I appreciated the options suggested by him after disclosing my wear purposes. I enjoyed his entertaining attributes along with his salesmanship. read more

If you need sporting equipment, attire or accessories this store has it. I went in looking for gun accessories and left with a cart full of clothes, shoes and a few gun accessories. The staff is present if you require help but not pushy. I didn't feel like I was being followed around by someone trying to get a commission. I like Dicks and Academy but Scheels has a much larger and varied inventory. read more

Scheels all Sports does it right! In this day and age when nearly EVERYTHING can be purchased online, brick and mortar retail on a whole continues to struggle. The consumer wants good value and above all... a great experience! This is what you get in a Scheels. I visited the Tulsa location on Grand Opening day and they created an EXPERIENCE I've never seen in Tulsa. I'm a long time fan and visit their South Dakota locations when I'm there on business... every time without fail Their staff is trained well in every department. Whatever you are into: camping, fishing, hunting, golfing etc. etc. they have a trained subject matter expert in that department that is passionate about that hobby or interest.. Scheels is committed to the communities that they are in. It's not just something written on the wall in the store, they support and are involved in the lives of their employees, who are your Green Country friends, family, and neighbors. Support this company and its endeavors... you won't be disappointed! read more

Store opened today and I was lucky enough to be in town from OKC and this was a must-see for our group. The store is amazing and has something for everyone. I spent some time looking for a shirt, and checking out the incredible guns/ammo section. My son found a Lego set he had to have. My wife loved the home goods section. Fantastic! read more

We loved this store. I can't imagine anything they DON'T have. The store was well laid out. The staff was great. In a store that big there was always someone to ask if we needed something. It's a very large store but really well done. So glad to have this store in Oklahoma. Please come to OKC. Tulsa is not that far and makes for a great road trip. read more

Our family loves Scheels. It's more than shopping. It's an experience. What I don't love--their prices... lol. I don't buy much from here but I love to look! I'm not sure if their quality always matches the price. Some brands obviously are better quality than others, but overall things here aren't below $25/35. Call me cheap, but I'm not interested in a $40 pair of toddler shorts. Lol. The workers are always helpful and polite. read more

So often yelp is used to warn people of bad businesses, but I went into Scheels today and had nothing but a great experience. The employees were extremely helpful and knowledgeable. I highly recommend going and checking this place out. I didn't even plan on buying anything and I ended up spending $500 and I think for what I got it was a great deal. read more

This store has pretty much everything you can think of when it comes to sports and outdoors. Great variety of brands too. We were really impressed with the professionalism of the staff at the firearm center. Things are priced about the same as you'd expect from Bass Pro, Dick's, or Academy. read more

I recently purchased a new Bergera .300 WIN MAG rifle and vortex scope. The techs in the Scheels gun department mounted the base, scope and bore sighted the new rifle. My first trip to the gun range and the rifle wasn't even on paper, 18" above the paper. Took the gun back and found that they didn't mount the scope properly or bore sight the rifle accurately the first time. Went back to the gun range to break in the rifle and start to sight in the scope. The gun was all over the place within a six inch circle. Started troubleshooting what was going on and just so happened to tap my scope and heard a click. Found the scope base that Scheels installed for me was loose and never torqued. It was moving back and forth freely. It's my own fault for trusting someone else's workmanship and should've done the work myself. I will never recommend allowing Scheels gun department to work on anyones gun and would suggest that they get some basic training for their employees read more

Better then bass pro and cheaper prices. More to choose from, more employees, all around they have a nice vibe and a much larger selection of everything that bass pro has. read more

Customer service is the best I've ever dealt with. They handled my situation fast to my satisfaction. It was so easy it was ridiculous. Thank you so much to Very nice lady that helped me. I will definitely be ordering from you guys again and sending all my friends your way. read more