Dunham's Sports is a relatively new addition to the Statesboro shopping scene. It opened in…read moreNovember 2016 in the Kmart shopping center across the street from Statesboro Mall. For a small city like Statesboro, this is a nice sporting goods store to have. It's cut in the mold of a big box retailer like Dick's Sporting Goods though not as nice and there's more of a focus on guns and outdoor, hunting, fishing, and camping gear. As a Georgia Tech alum, I was surprised to see they actually carry a decent amount of Georgia Tech apparel. In the state of Georgia, outside of metro Atlanta, Georgia Tech apparel can be hard to find. Not here. Of course, they have apparel for UGA as well plus Atlanta's pro sports teams (Braves, Falcons, and Hawks). As a golfer, I was impressed with the golf department. They call theirs the "Fairway Center." From apparel to equipment, they carry several major brands including Callaway, Nike, TaylorMade, Titleist, and Under Armour. They have everything you need to play including modern styles on shoes and apparel and some current club models, particularly when it comes to drivers and putters. They also carry clubs/sets for junior/kid golfers. If you're a college sports fan, they have golf bags with various school logos on them (not surprisingly, they are mainly SEC schools). There's a simulator where you can hit balls and try different clubs out. The staff can do club fittings and they can re-grip clubs too. When I visited, the most popular section of the store was the gun section. They stock a wide variety of rifles and handguns, ammo, and accessories (e.g. sights). If you're looking for a secure place to store your gun collection, they sell safes in various sizes. Most of the safes are big so they can accommodate rifles. For the ladies, they offer concealed carry purses in a variety of "fashionable" styles. I had fun checking out all the camo gear. Currently, this is one of three Dunham's locations in Georgia. The other two are in LaGrange and Rome. This is a nationwide chain with over 230 locations. Most of the stores are located in smaller cities like Statesboro.

Went in to purchase a firearm, i waited with several other people for about 20 minutes and then…read morefound one person at the register to ask for help. I gave them my weapons carry license and evidently they don't take them even though you use it everywhere else to purchase. I ask why and they said it's policy. Said I needed my license, which I didn't have because I didn't drive. So violating my rights that I was given by the permit. The individual helping me was on his cell phone the whole time messaging and reading social media (yes I could see his phone). Absolutely worst experience, I did contact corporate by email and phone, still waiting on a reply. More to follow.

Selection: Anderson's sells a lot of varied things. It carries cowboy and work boots for adults and…read morechildren, balanced 10-10-10 fertilizer, men's, women's and children's sports clothes, high quality dog food, outdoor n indoor furniture, feet stands, etc. For animals they also have toys, crates, shampoo, animal feed, chicks or anything else you could need. Service: All the staff are friendly, and helpful. A young man came over to ask if he could help me and I did need help so greatly appreciated. This young man had helped me before. If there is a certain product that they don't carry, they can sometimes order it for you. Value: I'm unsure on that one since all products everywhere seem pricey. But I know the balanced 10-10-10 fertilizer was a great price.

Some pretty poor customer service. Stopped in to purchase my daughter some books. Took a moment to…read moreget some assistance. Store has a couple other customers and understand the employees can just drop other customers to assist your needs. That would be poor for sure. The poor service starts with staff are unwilling to size your foot and further assist you with the purchase of an expensive purchase. I'd expect better service from Andersons , but they definitely failed. I'd recommend coming here to use their shoe size device and take your business elsewhere. Teach your staff to do their job properly.

I was treated dismissively and rudely by both a salesperson and a person I assumed was the manager…read moreat this store. They both treated my questions about running shoes and other products rudely. I have been a runner longer than either of them have been alive and I know more about running than they ever could. I will not shop in this Hibbett's Sports Store or any other Hibbett's store or Hibbett Sports online again. I urge you all to avoid this store. I also urge the owner to be much more careful when employing people.

They have a lot of great sales. Also, the young lady in there with the pink hair (locs) helped me a…read morelot. She has great customer service skills with sales. I end up buying my husband one pair of shoes originally what I came there for but I left out with another pair of shoes and two outfits. She's great, and he loved them, she told me she only works a few hours out the week there because that is her part time but you can tell she's passionate about her job. I value great customer service. Keep up the good work.

I went here looking for vegetable starts and seeds. It's good for both. Selection is more a…read morelimited variety and more like commercial staples that grow well in the region. Not much hippie type or permaculture stuff and not a huge variety. Plant starts: They have some 6 packs of veggie starts, which is way cheaper than little individually potted ones. Lowes in town has individually potted veggies and herbs for $6 each. Meanwhile, here you can get a 6 pack of starts for $6. That's what I'm looking for. The convenience of starts over seeds, for a little extra cost, as opposed to a big extra cost everywhere else in town. Selection was not super good. Maybe 1 kind of cherry tomatoes (sweet 100s or something), 2 kinds of regular tomatoes, 1 kind of beans in the 6 packs. It's several different kinds of veggies, but after you get to lettuce, or to broccoli, there will only be one kind of lettuce starts. Seeds: If it's something grown by the acre around here, the price is right. They have big containers of Clemson spineless okra and all these kinds of beans, and you buy by the pound. They have preweighed seed packs, and prices on packs start under a dollar for the weight. Beyond bulk seeds, there is about nothing. Sometimes independent feed stores will stock displays of seed packs, but this store does not have about any. I was looking for malabar spinach seeds and that kind of thing. There's nothing like that. For seeds for the permaculture stuff and things that aren't commercially grown (ie. don't transport well), you gotta find a seed catalog to order from online. Fruit trees: They have some fruit trees and flower plants and stuff. These seem kept well, but not a great selection. Southernscapes in Statesboro probably is better about that because it has a bigger selection. It has plenty of other feed store stuff, like bulk supplies for livestock and farming. Basically, it's a traditional feed store with some cutesy stuff for home gardening. It has posted hours, but a lot of the time when I get here, they closed early and have a signed taped to the door that says they closed early at noon instead of 5pm for the day. Probably call ahead if you are coming from out of town. This is a good place to check out if you are new in town, since it's got the variety and quality you would expect from a good feed store.

Amazing store with the friendliest staff and great deals on unique Georgia southern gear that I…read morecan't find anywhere else. Been in dozens of times and will keep coming back!

I have purchased items both online and in the store and have had excellent customer service in both…read moreplaces. Great selection of items and great selection of sizes in t-shirt. Very fast with on-line orders. This is our go to place for Georgia Southern merchandise. I highly recommend this company.

Nice people here if you want help they will be there for you if there not big crowds in the storeread more