I came to this Fleet Feet looking for a pair of Mizunos. I had just run the Honolulu marathon and…read moreleft my shoes in Hawaii. I knew the exact pair I was looking for the staff gladly helped me. I was very impressed with the staff knowledge of their products without being pushy. I tried the pair that I wanted on, but they didn't have the color I wanted in my size. They gladly checked the Fleet Feet in Santa Cruz to see if they had the color and sure enough they did! I was able to pay for the shoes the same day and they said that in two days I should hear from them that they had the shoes at the Monterey store. Sure enough, on Saturday I got a call and the shoes had arrived. I was out of town, but the employee assured me they would be waiting for me when I arrived. I picked the shoes up tonight after calling to confirm their close time (Yelp says 6 pm, but I called and they actually close at 7 pm). Since I was able to make it after work (score!-I work in Salinas so the original posted 6 pm close time would have been cutting it too close) I got my shoes tonight and ran 3 miles in them. Needless to say, I am very happy with this stores selection, customer service, non-pushy attitude, attentiveness and flexible hours. I will definitely be back next time I need my running shoes. Thank you!

Loved checking it out during big sur race weekend! Lots of runner gear to check out and grab if you…read moreforgot to bring them.

Great for a budget shopper. Better brands and quality versus Ross. Sweet deals on brand named…read moreluggage throughout the year. This branch is smaller compared to the ones in big city but you can cans have some cool finds. Very organized I rarely find things out of place , of course I tend to shop early in the morning. Employees seem always busy but will answer questions when stopped.

Yeah! No. I'm thinking years ago this Marshall's was great,…read moreclean, full and solid customer service. Not so much the last few times I've been here. There's a noticeable change. So unorganized, a bit empty or way over stocked of one item. The floors are filthy and the bathrooms are closed or not working. Is it a change in management or just in who they're hiring? Are they settling for this is who we are and not getting back to where we came from. I'm shopping and spending my money where my shoes don't stick to the floor. Last words...yikes. No.

I will no longer be shopping at the Lululemon in the Del Monte Shopping Center. While I was there…read moreon a Saturday, a family came in with a young girl asking about how to apply for her first job. The girl was polite and was clearly looking for guidance. The manager's response was shockingly unprofessional. Her body language, eye-rolling, tone, and overall attitude were rude and dismissive, as if she was annoyed the girl even asked. It made me question how someone with that demeanor represents the brand. As a father of three daughters, I expect better from a company like Lululemon, especially when a young person is taking initiative and trying to start their working life. I hope Lululemon reconsiders how it treats young people seeking opportunities.

I love, love Lululemon! I have been a fan for the last 16 years…read more Shopping at this store has always been excellent! Staff has always been attentive, friendly, and helpful. Always has a wide variety to choose from and available sizes in stock.

I'd love to buy more from Columbia. I own several pairs of their shoes, a couple of sweaters, and a…read morelunch pail. But, to be bluntly transparent about this, even though my activities fit The Columbia Lifestyle, my girth prevents me from fitting most of The Columbia Clothing. Still, some of the garments are more amply proportioned than the marked sizing would suggest, so I have the two sweaters to show for my repeated efforts to find more gear. I nearly bought gloves yesterday, just because they fit. I did buy another pair of Columbia shoes yesterday, though. But from a oligarchy-compliant online retailer, not from the local store in Monterey. Why? Because I was able to try on the right size, though not (for my preferences) in the right color. The right color was available, but not in my size. And special orders are not possible, reportedly, from the local store. So, we funded a little more fuel for the rich man's rocket. But for whatever disappointment there could have been, yesterday's twenty minutes in the Monterey Columbia store was one of the better shopping experiences I've had in quite a while. Even though the eventual sale was clearly going to be made outside the local brick-and-mortar, Store Manager Sam made sure we were able to confirm the right size for the right color so that we could order online (from someone other than Columbia, since the rocket-owner ships to us for free) with relative confidence. We'll be back to see what fits in the future. Make that "the near future." Those gloves were pretty nice.

Great selection of clothing, shoes, vests, coats and more, lots of sizes, guy who helped me…read morepossessed great customer service and represented Columbia well. I went in looking for a vest but bought a jacket. I got the Heavenly Hooded Jacket in black. It's like a puffer jacket but sleek not bulky, light weight but very warm, special thermal lining, with sleeve inserts that you insert your thumb on like fingerless gloves but can be worn like normal sleeves. Yes it was costly but I will get plenty of use out of it. I wore it horseback riding today. I haven't bought a parka coat since 2000. I'm hopeful this jacket lasts as long as my Lands End parks has.

Steph, there was extremely helpful and cool and even comped a little bit of work for me so I highly…read morerecommend them

My 60 degree snapped it half 1 week ago. I went to pebble beach and they said the couldn't get it…read morereshafted. So then I went to my country club and they said they could do it after 2 weeks and 300 dollars. Then I went to golf mart and the finished it in 2 hours and for 20 dollars Shoutout to Sean n and Dustin g

HUUUUGE Shoutout to Tisha at this location. I ordered some pants online and Lucy charged me... but…read morenever shipped them out. I called their customer service line and after 8 calls, I finally go through to a human being. The gal then informed me that the warehouse was empty of the pants I was looking for; that if I still wanted them, I could call up local stores. So I called the two in SF. Burlingame. Palo Alto. San Jose. Corte Madera. Ironically none of these locations were nice enough to check the company's inventory; they all gave me lame excuses and pushed me to buy a totally different pair. Um... no. When I called Monterey, Tisha suggested that she would check the inventory levels and give me a call back. An hour later, I got the phone call. My awesome pants were located in Arizona and they're now on the way to me. Shipped. How freaking awesome is this for customer service!? THANK YOU TISHA!!! My legs thank you too!

Sometimes the best way to kick start your health is via retail therapy. With the amount of time I…read morePLAN to spend in black workout pants it behoves me to buy the most flattering, highest quality I can. Let's face it, nobody likes an eyefull of their own bumps and lumps while passing their reflection. We gals like it smoothed out... even to the point of downright false advertising. For a while I was on a HardTail kick. Their pants are great for yoga and pretty flattering. I decided to try Lucy pants after a friend, Sarah (aka Miss Fitness Monterey) recommended them. Her buns are always something to behold. Hehe... $300 later I walked out with 4 pairs: Organic Satya, Organic Hatha, Hatha Power Pant and Perfect Core Pant. The ladies at the store were delightful. They showered me with attention and showed the kids to their toy area. I don't torture my kids with fitting rooms. I just buy what I like, bring it home and return whatever doesn't work. Even so, it was nice to have them occupied while I shopped. And if I ever decide to change my policy on parenting vs. shopping, I wouldn't be opposed to trying things on here because the staff is very kid friendly. More than most children's stores in fact.

i went in today with my boyfriend and daughter and ryan absolutely made my day, he was friendly and…read moretotally understating of the situation i was in with helping me buy my boyfriend a pain of birthday shoes, another young female was helping me with the selection they had and i plan on actually ordering them online thanks to her! i hope her and ryan know they absolutely made my day and deserve a raise most definitely! they deserve it!

They do not close at 6:00 on Sunday as stated on Yelp. They were already closed at 5:40 when we…read morearrived to pick up the shoes I had just put on hold on the phone for my daughter! Please correct your store hours!

We had a blast kayaking with the otters and seals!…read more Parking was easy as was check in at the store. They gave an informational overview of where to paddle to see wildlife as well as other recommendations and safety tips. They provide life jackets, waterproof jackets and pants which were great too keep water off your clothes. There are porto potties available if you need to use the facilities. The staff were well very nice and helpful. The main con of our trip was the two person top sitting kayak we were on seemed to have problems with steering. No matter how hard we tried to turn right, the kayak always tended to veer the other direction which was frustrating. We got another kayak to check if they saw anything wrong visually on the water, but they couldn't see anything so maybe there was something going on with the underside of the kayak. Besides that, we had a nice time on the water and were able to enjoy seeing all the birds and cute otters and seals out and about. Later in the morning and early afternoon we even got to see the otters get more active and go diving for mud worms that looked like bright orange cigars. It was super cute seeing the otters sleeping nested in the kelp too. Try not to disturb them though since they need to conserve energy to stay warm! We unfortunately saw one tour group led by a guide that went right next to a sleeping pod of otters and woke them all up. Overall, fun place to go kayaking with wildlife! Glad we went on this trip here!

Service: 5/5 Selection: 4/5…read more Value: 4/5 Honestly I didn't realize what I signed up for when I book these reservations. I thought it would be a cute little excursion to learn about the marine life in the slough but no LOL. It was a lot. It was very cold and windy the day we went kayaking. They let us borrow jackets and pants, I wore a cute bikini and wanted to get a tan in but no! LOL Honestly it was definitely a memorable experience but I wouldn't say I would want to kayak near the sea ever again. It's a little scary but great for those adrenaline junkies.

Everything met my expectations…read more I wanted to do a 2-tank dive at Point Lobos. I called and scheduled a dive 2 weeks early. The dive shop secured the licenses and permits to dive at Point Lobos, which is a state park. Dive masters are contracted by dive shops so they will have multiple divers diving from their shops. I rented gear from the shop and was assigned Nani as my dive master. The dive shop is conveniently located off the main road and highway. I spent more than usual, because I dove by myself, so I didn't get to split the dive master fees, buts it's all good in 2026, my resolution is to spend more time and experiences, rather than material things... so I finished my dive day experiencing diving in this iconic lagoon, I took lots of GoPro film, and free stickers compliments of the dive shop!

Great gear, very easy rental process and solid prices. Gets very busy on the weekends. Tested…read moreeverything before renting and had two fantastic dives, would definitely rent from here again.

I wish I could recall the gentleman's name eho helped me this past Wednesday morning. I had come in…read morefor binoculars, asked where I could find them, and this friendly man took me to the display area. He was very patient with each question, and he seemed very knowledgeable regarding magnification, range, and special features relative to value. He helped me pick a good pair, and then he showed me some braces and supports of various types that might support my back. I decided on the Copper brand waist support. The store was not so busy at that time, but it still seemed as if he gave me the best service I've had at any sporting goods store--including other Big 5 stores. I have since found that these products were helpful, and I think the help I received was the reason. The cashier was also kind and recommended a breakfast place nearby.

If you need sports stuff look here. They are limited in what they have but they do have most if not…read moreall of what you need. It just might not be a lot of options. The prices are very reasonable and the gear holds up. The staff helped us with getting cleats as they had a lot more in the back. I'd say go here for what you need and see if they have it. It'll be way cheaper and still just as good.