Ever since it changed ownership, it has gone downhill. Went in recently to buy some fishing…read moresupplies, and the shelves were so empty that it looked like they were going out of business. Kids working the counter were more interested in watching TV than helping someone.

As an archer, I was impressed by Maggie. I showed up early and she was ready to get the job done.read more

Went in to get a different size shoe for my daughter & never left the front of the store. The clerk…read morescanned the shoe box went in back brought the size we asked for! Unfortunately they didn't fit and my daughter decided that she doesn't like them after all. I was very pleased with the customer service! No problem returning the original pair either.

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I can't speak much to the selection and price points compared to other stores, as I went I'm only…read moreto have my skates sharpened. For that service, jt was quick and $15. No complaints here! They seem to have a wide selection if sports gear, so I'd recommend stopping by.

Dave's Sports shop has received a few negative reviews because it previously had new ownership…read more(IMO) and now Dave's is back with its original owners. Service is great. Scott is very welcoming and a wonderful advisor on skates, equipment and sharpening. I get the flat bottom edge on my skates. I don't even need to tell Scott what type of sharpening--he just remembers and does an excellent job.

Terriblw customer service. After placing a $500 ordervrequested to add aomething to it and they…read morewoukd not do it.

Just got my order delivered by mail. The quality was first rate and the custom monograms were…read moreexact. I'm very pleased with the apparel and the ordering process from start to finish.

I had a negative first experience there. It was not a well kept building, but more importantly, the…read moreman who helped me with selling my used skates to them, gave major sketchy used car salesman vibes. I told him it was my first time there, and didn't explain how the selling used items to them process worked at all. He just took my skates and ID, and then looked them over a number of times, then he mumbled something about store credit from the register (about 10 feet away), to which I replied "no" to. He then handed me a receipt for $10 in store credit. When I told him I didn't want store credit, he took offense and claimed that he was "very clear" with me. Side note; we wouldn't be having that conversation if he had been very clear with me. I then asked him if for cash or check instead of the store credit, because I had no need of store credit. He said he couldn't for anything under $10, which is the amount he arbitrarily came up with....like I said, sketchy used car salesman. I would avoid this place of business if at all possible.

Can't believe I haven't wrote this before. This is my "go to" play it again and skate sharpening…read moredestination. This place has also bailed me out more times than I can count when it comes to "gear failures" while playing at Schwans or Fogarty. Very nice hockey gear selection from solid skates, used and new, to the gear itself. Solid mix of new gear and used gear, along with almost all the accessories. A few items can't be found here (hard cover skate fenders, or feet guards for blocking shots), some visor items and compression/performance apparel. However, the major items are almost always covered - stick,s skates, shinnies, cup, breezers, elbows, shoulder pads, buckets and bags. If you're looking for somewhere to get into the sport, this is a great place to start and get your hands on the beginner gear with the guidance of a great staff and at a solid price. Lets face it, hockey is an expensive sport and if you're just getting into it, the price alone can scare you away. Stop here first and try things out before moving on to getting new, top of the line gear. Skate sharpening... it's a bit spendy for the standard, $4.50 I think. But, I've NEVER had my skates messed up here, and the guys ALWAYS check what kind of sharpen I want, and at what setting. That in itself is reason enough for me to spend more on the sharpen. If you have questions on what kind of sharpening to get, or what setting, they can answer them and get you squared away. For other sports, they do have a seasonal rotation that is typically well stocked. Overall, great store, solid location next to my most visited rinks, great staff, and the inventory is normally adequate for my needs.

I had to update my review because one of my biggest pet peeves is when people don't put prices on…read moretheir merchandise. I don't want to google it or find out at the register only to discover it's way out of my budget! This location is very inconsistent with their price labeling. I also find it a bit disorganized, there are things on sale throughout the store, but then there's also a sales room in back. The store itself is clean (like there aren't clothes thrown about the store, things are tidy), I just think there's better ways to give your customers a better shopping experience. I love Duluth Trading as a brand itself. Though expensive, you get amazing quality, and pieces that'll last you much longer than other brands. They also love putting pockets on their stuff which I appreciate.

They do have nice stuff, but when I walk into a store at 7:45 (when they close at 8 o'clock) and an…read moreemployee runs up to the door to rudely tell me that they're almost closed... I tell them it's not 8 o'clock yet...and I'm told "well it's almost 8" it's almost as if they don't want me spending money there. Incidentally, I was there to pick up one item- in and out 5 minutes.