Fun store....the new owner is changing things up!! Can't wait to see the new shoes and all the fun…read morenew changes ahead!

Great local spot to get some quality footwear. The staff is always friendly and helpful. They have…read morea great selection with some pretty cool unique designs.

Great and helpful staff. Having worked for PGA tour superstore a number of years as a club fitter…read moreit's great to see staff that take pride in their work. It's a slippery slope dealing with different personalities , needs and experience levels but the folks at the Bellingham location make an effort to see that everyone is treated well. Golf is not an inexpensive pastime but if you shop their sales and take time to get fitted correctly you should see a improvement in your game. Bryan W.

Solid 3.5 stars, back in the day, golf was alright, just not as exciting without Tiger but I…read moredigress. Still a good alternative here, find the men's shirts better deals, and not the fugly stuff either lol. Saw a few at $40. You can tell I'm a social golfer when I'm looking at bags and coolers to better hold the beer and food lol. This one here would've been a winner if a 6 pack could fit lol. Amazingly, they still have a great 60 day guarantee, use any club and if you don't like it, or the way it's treating you on the score card lol, you will get a full exchange credit. Other places need you to wrap the whole head, see how good that look on the tee lol. Amex good.

Prices are good - range from $60- $$$$. Nice to be able to find reasonable prices for Jordan's and…read moreNikes. Jesse & Lidija are very friendly. Store is brightly lit and you can try on the shoes...unlike some other stores I have been too. Selection and sizes vary and change every week - go check them out!

Awesome local shop to stop in at. I go there for my skateboarding and snowboarding needs. A lot of…read moreWestern Washington University students don't know about this little shop, but I hope they find it. You'll find awesome t-shirt and hoodies, jeans, skate and snow gear. One thing I like is how they support a lot of local companies and organizations. The guys at WWS are always promoting and participating in local film releases, film fests and competitions.

Super rad shop. I always love supporting local businesses, especially when they have a great…read moreselection like WWS. Robert helped us get geared up for this upcoming season and he dropped everything to help us out and get fitted. He was knowledgeable and super chill and made our shopping experience easy. This is the shop to go before hitting Baker :)

Wow! Journey's has shoes for any "journey" you may take in life .They have the fun latest styles…read more I purchased some wild multi-colored trail shoes and I love them. Sales person was very helpful. They did not have my size so she promptly ordered my size and said they will be delivered in 4-7 days. Fun to browse their vast selection of shoes!

Helpful with a return but after I gave them my phone number (required for the return??) I started…read morereceiving multiple daily spam texts. This is not a review for the employee (who did great), or even that store but the corporate practice of selling information. Don't give them your email or phone number unless you want to get spam constantly!

I recently injured my foot…read more YES I was doing jump squats, barefoot. Not good. Podiatrist recommends: *rest *orthotics Superfeet are amazing. I never knew you didn't need to spend $400 for custom orthotics. These are accessible and work! I have a pair for everything now: heels, flats and sports shoes.

When my left arch started aching after a five mile run, I knew I needed more support. My arches…read morealmost completely collapse and I overpronate. The arches in your feet are designed to collapse and provide shock absorption. This is called normal pronation. If your arches collapse so much that your feet roll inward, this is overpronation. For me, both my feet overpronate but my left foot rolls in more than the right. I also have plantar fasciitis. This is an inflammation of the plantar fascia, a thin layer of tough tissue supporting the arch of the foot. Because of my plantar fasciitis, activities like ice skating or rollerblading are very painful for me. I also prefer to run on hard, even ground - running on soft surfaces like grass or sand are much more painful for me. I wear stability shoes and they served me well for shorter distances but I need more support for the longer runs. The green Superfeet insoles gave me the extra support I needed to increase my mileage. At first, I thought they were too stiff but my feet seem to respond really well them. Because I have a demanding training schedule right now, I didn't have much time to break them in so I wore them out to dinner and to work and I was able to run a few miles the next day. I was concerned I needed more time for my feet to get accustomed to them but that wasn't the case. When I went to the orthopedic surgeon who specializes in sports medicine he told me he always tells his patients to try a pair of Superfeet before investing in expensive orthotics. I wish my podiatrist had done the same. I spent a lot of money on my custom orthotics and I ended up throwing them away.

Love these socks! They really ARE cute. Great selection, fair prices, good communication about the…read moreorder which included a bonus pair!

This place is so groovy with an exciting variety of socks to decorate your feet. Every color…read moreimaginable; thigh high, knee high, ankle length; sheer or chunky; cotton, material blends or wool; kids, women, and men sizes; humorous designs or those with a more professional demeanor are all available on the wall racks. Be sure to get your sock card punched. After 10 punches (10 pairs of socks purchased), you'll get $10 off your next purchase. I already have two punches and know I will be back for more.

Enjoyed touring this antique vintage store. There is an upstairs section as well with 30% off…read moreitems.

I love antique stores and the Alsum Trading Company in Lynden reminded me of the quintessential,…read moresmall town antique shop. There's two floors to explore in this absolutely huge building and they've got just about anything you can think of. During my most recent visit, I got a beautiful new bread basket, a 1969 Life magazine detailing the moon landing, and some new Christmas decorations. It's all over the place, as any good antique shop should be. The woman at the counter (I presume she is the owner) is super friendly too. They seem to run a fair amount of sales, so you might find something old you love at the perfect price. Have fun, take your time, and check this shop out!