It's been a few years since I stopped in at what is now just called Sierra. The registers are now in front, rather than the side, but the "Grocery Outlet" vibe remains. The store is large and bright, with clearly marked aisles and a lot of merchandise offered. If I were smarter, I'd stop here before REI or Patagonia. I picked at the edges and came out with an extra ice scraper, small snow shovel, and a pair of exercise hand grips. Who knows what I'll find the next time? read more

Whenever I'm in town from the Bay Area, I love visiting Sierra Trading Post, as I am already a fan of the TJ Maxx/Marshalls/Home Goods family of brands. I really wish they would open a Sierra branch in my 'hood in Northern California! Sierra is like the "sporty" arm of the TJX family of stores. You can get camping gear, clothing/shoes for men, women and kids, home goods, toys, snacks, pet supplies, and so much more. It's like a treasure hunt every time! There's also clearly marked red tag clearance items in each department. On my recent visit on a Saturday morning, I found good name brands in clothing and shoes, such as Columbia, Eddie Bauer, Levi's, LL Bean, and Crocs. All at discounted-from-retail prices! The store was recently remodeled and everything was neat and tidy. The cashier was pleasant and the line moved at a reasonable pace. There weren't a lot of workers roaming the floors to ask questions, but then again, this isn't a typical department store, so don't expect Nordstrom service! Highly recommend checking Sierra out to see what bargains you can find! read more

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Went here for the first time after coming down from South Lake Tahoe. They have a store there. This store is part of the TjMax family it is geared toward outdoor wear. They also have fishing poles and kayaks and camping gear. There jackets are cheap I bought 3 while I was there and the service is great the staff was helpful and friendly. read more

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They need more cashiers! Big line and only one cashier. The store is ok lots of bargains but is understaffed.

In the area, and decided to pop in and browse. I think my second time browsing in store. Looking for that perfect gift, for probably the pickiest, person in the world.. My oldest son's birthday at the end of the month.. He loves to hike and be outside, so this was a perfect starting point!. Store is big and has lots of other merchandise.. I'll be back again when I narrow down the perfect attempt for a gift.. read more

Sierra - Shoe Stores Near Me - Reno, Nevada

How can a major retail store have ALL of their restrooms CLOSED, not just for cleaning, but CLOSED?

Oh my gosh this place is like my dream come true! I found the perfect pair of jeans for $20 and now I wish I had bought more!! Got a Columbia jacket and heavy duty coat too! I even bought a gold pan for $4.00! read more

Sierra Trading Post is a must-stop shop when in Reno. Sierra Trading Post has all of your outdoor rec needs at amazing prices. There was a clearance sale when I visited so we got name brand sweatpants for $10-20 each, snow pants for $22, and a Samsonite carry-on suitcase for $59. While it took a while to check out because there were only two people working the register, the customer service we recorded was great. One of the items we bought didn't have a tag, but the sales associate was patient and looked through the system to find the right code/price. Overall, I can't believe it took me so long to visit Sierra Trading Post. I truly could have spent all day in this store and will definitely be coming back! read more

clutter everywhere. 17 people waiting in line listening to construction while one woman cashes out people at the pace of a snail. do better. read more

They renovated just to make room for excessive amounts of athleisure clothes, they're selection of actual outdoor gear for camping, hiking etc is really sad now which is such a bummer bc this place used to be my go to for affordable gear. Their dog section is bigger than their gear section, feels like this store lost its actual value read more

This store had the worst customer service! They have an issue with staring, following, and unfriendly rude behavior, and also racism. We have a big family with 5 children, and as an Asian family, I understand that there can be racism or some staring. But as soon as my family and I entered the store, the employees started following us around. They would just follow us around, pretending to work, but clearly staring at us all the time. Even when we made eye contact, they wouldn't acknowledge us. How is that minding their own business? The least they could do is ask, "Do you need help?" or "Do you have any problems?" But they just stared at us, as if we were zoo animals. When my son went to the bathroom, a female employee rushed to the bathroom as though she thought my son was about to commit a crime. I saw the panic on her face. We may be visitors, but we come here every single time we visit. We didn't come to spend our money to be treated this way. We just wanted to buy ski socks for our daughters. What did we do to deserve this treatment? Some may say it's in our heads, but we've felt this way every visit, even back since in 2022. The employees have always been rude and treated us like potential thieves. This isn't right. It's not right to buy products and leave with a foul feeling. We didn't speak up back then because we thought it was a misunderstanding. But after several visits, we realized it wasn't a coincidence. Nobody should have to keep their thoughts to themselves when they feel something is wrong, which is why we tried to speak with the manager, Tariq H., on 02/07/2025, our last visit here. We simply wanted to express our frustration. What was worse was Tariq's response. He didn't care about our situation. As the manager, wouldn't he at least apologize on behalf of his staff and the store? He just kept nodding, saying "uh-huh" as if he was in understanding our situation. And the funny thing was that I saw him playing around with a price sticker, fidgeting his fingers with it. He wasn't paying attention, and didn't even apologize once. He was talking to the other employees through his earpiece while we were speaking. His behavior was unprofessional. I've never met a more "idiotic" manager. He avoids responsibility and doesn't do his job properly. He doesn't deserve to be in this position. He claims his wife is also Asian, but that shouldn't matter in this situation. The arrogance of this man is just over the top. He clearly thinks customers are just people who buy things from the store, with no regard for their experience. I made the mistake of thinking this issue could be resolved with a simple conversation. A manager should address customer concerns and try to find a solution, but Tariq just ignored us, thinking it would solve everything. We didn't want to fight, we love Sierra Trading Post for its quality products. We also shop online purchasing several products. But why should we leave the store feeling regretful and determined to never return? The least Tariq could've done was listen and apologize on behalf of his employees. We ended up returning the items we purchased because the whole experience left us with regret. Sierra Trading Post has great products, but the employees and the management at this Reno store are tarnishing the reputation of the brand. If I were the CEO, I would seriously reconsider the management and the staff at this location because their behavior is damaging to the company's image. The employees and the manager need better training in customer service, and Tariq, in particular, should not be in a managerial position if he cannot take responsibility for his team or treat customers with basic respect and professionalism. I hope the store takes this feedback seriously and works to improve the experience for future customers. I also hope this store finds a better manager who can properly train their staff to treat customers with care and respect. And if you're an Asian, I recommend not visiting this store location for your own good. read more

Everything about Sierra Trading Post is amazing! You simply can't beat their prices, especially for the quality you're getting. Whether it's outdoor gear, clothing, or home goods, they always seem to have exactly what I need--at a fraction of what I'd pay elsewhere. Their selection is always changing, so there's a sense of treasure hunting every time I shop. I've never had a bad experience here. Great deals, great service, and great finds every time! read more

Used to be a great store. Now it is massively understaffed and you have go figure in a 20* minute wait to check out.

This place used to be great. Ordered from them for years. Thought I would give them a try again, and in spite of charging me 9.99 for shipping a single, lightweight tshirt that COST 9.99 it has now been 12 days and it hasn't even shipped yet! I will never order from them again after this. read more

Such a great store for outdoor goodies at lower prices! I've always loved camping and outdoor activities, but have only recently reindulged in outdoor things. It's been great coming here and finding essentials to make the adventures easier and pleasurable. Staff has been attentive and helpful when I interact with them. Would definitely recommend checking them out if you're in the market! As they operate like a Ross or TJ Maxx, their inventory is ever changing, so if you don't see anything in one visit, give it a bit and come back. read more

Have not been here for awhile and will avoid it for at least 6 months. Very disturbing as I tried on a few things in a dressing room that was dirty and disgusting. I mentioned this to a retail associate there who was very young with long dark hair and glasses. She said she didn't get to it yet..lol, obviously. When I returned items that I wasn't buying to her, she told me to put them on the clothing rack with no thank you . I guess they should have been dropped on the floor with the other stuff left by prior shoppers. The selection has greatly deteriorated. I found one item besides food that was of course interest. The check out was unpleasant, too, with a long wait as only 2 cashiers and 7 people ahead of me No store personnel have been friendly over the last 7 years of my visits and this stays the same. Very cold environment which is so different from stores at The Summit Mall What happened here? At least the shoes were great in the past, but that too has changed. Maybe stick to online for any of their better deals read more

We were on our way to Whole Foods and noticed Sierra Trading Post. In our three years living here we have never once stopped in. We had no idea they were associated with TJ Maxx, Marshalls and Homegoods. For those of you that know TJ Maxx, Marshalls and Homegoods, this is a store like them but with more focus on the outdoors and active lifestyles. They have everything from clothing, shoes, bathing suits, bbq tools, camping equipment, etc. We actually found swim trunks and a swimming suit which were both on clearance. We spent about 45 minutes just wandering and were impressed. We plan to come back on a regular frequency to see what else they get in. We definitely recommend!! read more

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Randomly stumbled upon this store while in town and shopping at Whole Foods next store. We had never heard of Sierra so figured it was worth going in and checking out. Turns out Sierra, formerly known as Sierra Trading Post, is a discount store similar to Ross and TJ Maxx (which now owns Sierra) but for outdoor/sporting goods! They had such a big selection of jackets, shoes, athletic clothing, base layers, etc. I found so many good deals that I had to limit myself on what I actually purchased! I rarely come to Reno but will definitely have to stop by again in the future if in town! I wish we had one of these in Las Vegas! read more

Where have you been all my life Sierra Trading Post?! So my friend needed emergency yoga clothes since we decided to do an impromptu class on our trip to Reno. It was kind of late on a Saturday night but Sierra was open till 9pm which saved us. I was wondering why I had never heard of this store before. A quick study on their history tells me that their first ever store was established in the 80s right here in Nevada! They specialized in buying and selling closeout goods in the outdoors and fitness department. If this sounds like a similar business model to the Marshalls and TJ Maxx stores, you'd be right. They decided it was a great fit and were acquired by the TJX Companies. I felt like the deals here were way better than what you find at your regular Marshalls. On top of that, there was a clearance section in each of the men's/women's clothing and shoes department. I found a pair of Merrell hiking boots for $30! A Google search at the store saw them going for $75 - $140 at other retailers so I was quite happy with my find. One other thing that impressed me was their yoga mat selection. It was just one basket but they had many different brands including real yoga brands rather than just the random stuff that you can find at Marshalls. They had Manduka branded mats that were heavy duty or light for travel. They were hovering around $60 which is really good for those mats. We were there pretty close to closing time. They had announcements at 8:30pm and 8:45pm informing customers that they were closing soon. We managed to pay at about 8:55pm and the employee that was helping us was still very friendly and gracious which we really appreciated. read more

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Has some ok things but inventory can be very low at times. The store is dirty and some clothing is not clean. The staff doesn't seem to care and the long lines are ridiculous. I most likely won't be back. read more

I LOVE this store. I'm always able to get most, if not all of the things I'm looking for when shopping here. They operate similarly to TJ Maxx/Ross (and are owned by the same company), so it is a little bit of a grab bag, but the stuff there has been great. I've gotten a ski jacket, hiking poles, boots, clothes... everything you need to get outfitted for a day in the mountains. Glad we have this store here in town! read more

There's a greeter at the door. They have sanitizing station. The store is well organized and clean. Sometimes there seems to be more space than items. my parents have gotten me presents from their online store. Recently I was given a Sierra trading post gift card. My only issue is that there's only a couple bucks left in it, but Sierra trading won't refund the rest of the cash. read more

A young man named Andy c helped me at the register and let me just say this encounter with him made me very discouraged to go again he was very rude and unwelcoming and very bad hygienic problems and this is not the first time it's happened, love shopping here, but the customer service with this young man is so bad that I don't feel comfortable shopping here I hope you guys fix this problem of a young man!! read more

I hear great things about this establishment from the older folks in my family but man was I disappointed in the store today. Went in looking for hiking boots of a middle range quality and all that had were the ugly boots with no cushioning inside for way too much money. I could get cheaper boots of similar quality at big 5 but I don't want those! The selection of clothing is lacking. Worse than tjmaxx and Ross stores in my opinion. I will maybe check closer to winter but this won't be a regular stop on my list. read more

I bought two clothing items early in the day, sent my 19 year old son back later to return one item, a 15.00 shirt, which I paid cash for. The cahier told him she couldn't open the drawer to give him a cash refund, he would have to come back tomorrow. Won't shop here again ever! read more

This store "ain't what it used to be". Sierra Trading Post carried hi-end out door gear. Sierra is just a glorified Marshalls or HomeGoods (I looked it up, they are all three owned by the same company). It's a real shame. Some of my favorite clothes were purchased from STP. They did have some cool Snoopy merch, and I'm a sucker for anything Snoopy. In conclusion, I will not be driving across town to visit this store anymore, there is a Marshalls down the street from my house. read more

Sierra - I got this Gore Tex jacket at Sierra Trading Post, long ago. - Shoe Stores Near Me - Reno, Nevada

Sierra Trading Post runs hot and cold with their clothes for women. Today was a pretty good day. Currently they are having a sale on their what appeared to be last season, end of season clothes. The selection is pretty good right now, but overall they seemed to have gone downhill in the organization and presentation of the clothes. The clothes brands seem to be cheaply made and inventory seems to be less than when they were next to Target. Looks like they don't have enough inventory to fill the store. Styles are kind of old looking. Perhaps they market to an older, conservative consumer. Staff are always helpful. Store is always pretty empty. Parking can be a challenge if it's busy at Whole Foods. Tip: Check out the sales.. You might find a gem! They have women's, men's, children's clothes and shoes read more

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I used to find good deals here now they are priced like most of the other stores in town. But they do have a good shoe area they just need more shoes. The sandals left a lot to be desired and I needed a pair fast so I took the one that fit the best. I was not shopping for flip-flops but for something more comfortable and stable. I found another pair of fishermen sandals in my size so I grabbed those too. They have a huge dog department so I was quite surprised that I could not find what I was looking for. Very few harnesses. All were body harnesses and no strap harnesses. My dog gets matted hair if he spends any time in those types. So I struck out there. Huge section of beds but they were all huge in size. Lots of toys but few if any were the non-destructible style. My 16lb dog eats right threw them in a couple days so I could not buy that either. Most of the clothes were in small, medium and large, it was impossible to find XL. So another strike there. I keep wanting to shop here since years ago I found a pair of MBT sandals in my size in a bin. It was the only one they had and it was $50. At the time they were close to $300. But I have never found another deal, not even close. My biggest reason for the two stars if the cashiers. Two of them stood and talked with a lady for 20 mins even when there was a line. I spoke up and the 3rd cashier told me they could not do anything about it since the customers were talking. That's rubbish. They are there to work and keep the customers happy and keep the line moving (that's how they make money). I was #2 in line and waited 15 mins holding an armful. I don't want to shop at a store where they don't value the customers. read more

This is like the Big Lots Discount Store but focusing on Sporting Goods. Stock selection and quantities may be limited, this is a close out business. You never know what you may find here. If you do make a purchase, it is probably a deal. I paid $3.99 for an item which cost $7.49 on amazon. com. I had been looking elsewhere for a cooler with an extra access door on the top, but the ones I saw were priced to high. I found one I liked here. I have made purchases and returns from their online stores before. Returns may be made up to 40 Days for web purchases and 30 Days for in store purchases. Per their website, a $6.95 ($10.95 AK/HI) shipping fee will apply to returns for refund. For exchanges and replacements, a $2.95 shipping fee will apply on the return and $2.95 will apply to the new order (contiguous US only). Check the gadgets located at the checkout counter. I found a couple of useful items. read more

Sierra - Small containers and top opening cooler I bought - Shoe Stores Near Me - Reno, Nevada

They have amazing stuff here the discounts are great. I bought an incredible cashmere throw, my Cotopaxi water bottle, sports bra. Whole foods is conveniently next door as well. There was plenty of cleaning being done my the staff and plexiglass at the register- I felt very safe. read more

Been shopping online at this brand for years and then found this real store and was happy. The quality for the price is excellent and I plan on making it a point to browse here when I come back. I saw $120 shoes for $30 but not in my size. Kinda like a Ross store but with REI focus. I came back and bought $80 hiking poles for $25. A dog bed for $10. read more

Not the same as the old Sierra Trading Post. Bad customer service. It took over 2 weeks to receive an in store delivery. If I'd known that I'd have paid the shipping to my house! No one could tell me where my order was. The old STP had them in store within days! I feel like the discounts aren't as generous and hardly any coupons. Meh read more

Fitting rooms are STILL closed! Might as well shop online. Most places have fitting rooms open now and have developed a way to make it safe. Not these guys. They have a big mirror set up in the clothing section. Presumably so you can try on clothes over top of your regular clothes. I tried that and got yelled at. I dropped the clothes I was going to buy and left. Apparently I can't try on an item over my head, but I can take it home and really get my germs all over it and then return it. SMH. DUMB. read more

Sarah and Lisa were super sweet. Definitely mentioned how nice everyone is in Reno. Seems like the cost of living has a grand effect on how people treat one another. Don't wanna leave... read more

I buy a ton of stuff on-line through STP, so I was super stoked to get to visit an actual store. They had a good selection of items, but I think there on-line promotions are cheaper than their in store prices. Still fun to visit their store! read more

Sierra - Great deals - Shoe Stores Near Me - Reno, Nevada

One of the greatest stores in Reno. I had seen the billboards for a few years but had no idea what Sierra Trading Post was until I stopped in a few years back (at their old location), and I've been hooked since. Think REI meets Ross, but much more like REI. They've got tons of outdoor clothing, camping gear, shoes, etc at amazing prices. While it may technically be an "outlet" store, it doesn't feel like it. The only thing that sticks out as being different from other outdoors stores is that the selection is sometimes limited. They usually have a huge selection of clothing, and seasonally have lots of backpacks and camping gear or snow sports equipment and clothing. Other stuff may be limited, like luggage, hunting and fishing gear, and exercise accessories. Their customer service has always been fantastic. They will take returns for pretty much any reason (think REI-style return policy), and the staff are helpful and knowledgeable. They will order items online and ship to the store for free (or you can do the same yourself on the website). If you are looking for a new winter jacket, tent, backpack, sleeping bag, or shoes or clothing, this is the place. As long as you don't mind last years styles, you'll probably pay half of what you would at REI. If you're really on top of it, sign up for their emails, and you will regularly get 25-35% off coupons. That's on top of the outlet prices! read more

Sierra - Sierra Trading Post Outlet, Reno NV - Shoe Stores Near Me - Reno, Nevada

Get ready to get your bargain shopping on! This is an OUTLET store, so as others have mentioned, prepare to dig around and look for the best deals. While much of the goods are second or thirds and may be slightly damaged, there are still some steals to find - if you are patient and are willing to peruse the aisles. A lot of my out of town friends come here expecting a huge store because of the catalogs they mail out, but it's not. It's actually fairly small. The infamous "Bargain Barn" is located in the back. Items I've scored in the past: $8 Tevas flip flops (originally $25) $10 Acorn fleece slippers (originally $35) $8 Lime capri pants - who cares how much they were originally, I'm still mad at myself that I actually bought these thinking I would ever wear them. Silly monkey me. read more

I have been shopping here on and off for the last 6 years since moving to Reno I had been a long term online shopper but decided to take advantage of the store's convenient location. I have only been spoken to about three times by floor personnel during my numerous visits over the years. A very indifferent, cold and impersonal atmosphere dominates. Today, I was shopping near a group of 4 female employees who were very busy in discussion about a particular place to eat pasta for with their families. Never a friendly word, never a question as to whether anything is required. Strangely, this has always been the case, here There seems to be great turnover with new faces at the registers, each visit Today, I noticed 2 individuals waiting to pay at the registers without masks. Apparently, the policy is to let each person decide their own mask wearing practice. So, anti masters are welcome, here The product selection and value relative to cost is quite good. I would caution against buying something such as a watch without the standard warranty card and booklet Sadly, I recently found out the store only claims responsibility for the first few months i was told to contact Timex directly but the store did not have my receipt nor any record of purchase despite maintaining a customer record for purchases So, my watch lasted only one-year! Actually, very unheard of. If you don't mind an indifferent staff, lax mask wearing implementation and minimal coverage for items such as unboxed watches, plan to shop here. You will find nice clothing, shoes and travel gear, etc. read more

Art of the bargain lost here these days. Amiss are the basement deals... Bit did get two little splurges for the outdoor lover in me. read more

Sierra - Shoe Stores Near Me - Reno, Nevada

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I have ordered online Sierra Trading Post items for many years. Service, selection and value have always been top notch. I am always pleased with the products and the excellent prices. Unfortunately, my last order on Saturday, 1-20-2024, submitted at 9:29 PM, included a $40 charge that I did not make. When I reviewed my credit card statement, it showed my legitimate order AND a $40 even charge under the same transaction reference number. To me, it seems like the employee working that Saturday night pilfered a gift card and charged it to me. Therefore, be advised to purchase any online Sierra.com items on a Monday through Friday during daytime business hours, and still review your credit card statement anytime you do make online Sierra purchases. Sierra managers: Not doing anything about employee gift card pilfering and charging to customers will decrease the number of online orders over time. read more