We were coming through town and stopped hoping to get some SMSU gear. We were really happy with…read moretheir selection and prices!

Great store....kinda like Cabela's but locally owned. The staff is friendly. If they don't know…read morethey are willing to ask other staff or use the internet. If this is going to take a while they will call you later. Store is always clean and bright.

Great selection of quality products in this small independent outdoor store. Also check out the…read moreclearance section, I found nice Patagonia hiking boots for a steal

Great store with fantastic customer service, Izzy was particularly helpful and knowledgeable. Wish…read morewe had one closer to home!

The Salesperson was helpful efficient and friendly. Would definately purchase there again. The…read moreshoes fit fantastic.

Cool store with all the essential running gear you might need. Great selection of Hoka, Mizuno and…read moreNew Balance running shoes. Staff is knowledgeable and friendly. Also a good selection of running shirts and light jackets.

I was shockingly surprised by how poorly this store is staffed. At least in my experience. I was…read morelooking at hunting supplies and was commanded/barked at in military tones (and I LOVE our service people, Thank you to each of you who serves our great country) to GET AWAY FROM THE GUNS AND GET AWAY FROM THE CABINET. Apparently I wasn't supposed to be between a cabinet and the secured guns to learn about them. It might be helpful to indicate this with an obvious sign or some barricade. After this poor customer service person barked at me, I apologized for the mistake and went to look at the ammunition while the "customer service" person talked with another customer. After he was done with this person, he walked right past me without looking at me or asking if he could help me. "No sale to support your job!". I'll go elsewhere to buy sporting goods every time now.

From the owner: This location is CLOSED. Helping Customers "Get in the Game"…read morewith VALUE since 1937. Dunham's offers a full line of traditional sporting goods and athletic equipment as well as a wide variety of active and casual sports apparel and footwear. Categories include Hunting, Archery, Fishing, Camping, Exercise, Apparel, Footwear, Water Sports, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Hockey, Soccer, Golf, Racquet Sports, Table Games, Bowling and more. Big Names...Low Prices!

Arrived at 12:45. Door locked. The rest of the mall was all open. Sign said they opened at 12…read morenoon. Waited 5 minutes. Still locked. Don't know if it was because it was the day to turn the clocks ahead for Daylight Saving Time. We left. Bought shoes elsewhere.

From the owner: Famous Footwear is your place for athletic, casual and dress shoes for the whole family from…read morehundreds of name brands. It's a one-stop-shop for women, men and kids for brands like Nike, Converse, Vans, Sperry, Madden Girl, Skechers, ASICS, New Balance and more!With more than 1,000 stores nationwide and even more selection online, Famous Footwear is a leading family footwear destination for the famous brands you know and love. Check out the Famous Footwear website to pre-shop your local store's assortment, browse web only styles and find more than what you'll see in stores.Join Famous Footwear Rewards and earn points with every purchase, get exclusive coupons, get free shipping: both online and to-store. Find your next pair of shoes today!

I stopped in towards the end of a 60-mile biking day when I realized that I had lost my Chamois…read moreButt'r supply and realized that I couldn't make it more than 30 miles the next few days without lubricating "down there". I called from 5 miles out of town to make sure they had a supply and that they would be open when I passed through. Less than 30 minutes later I was wheeling my gravel bike into their expansive shop. Talk about great selection! On first glance their inventory would rival many of the bike shops in the Twin Cities. I wanted to spend a bit of time perusing, but it was getting late and I still had a dozen miles to go before setting up camp. I purchased an (expensive) stick of Chamois Butt'r (the tube format works better IMO) and they let me re-fill my water bladder from the staff kitchen. One of the attendants directed me through town to the southern terminus of the Glacial Lakes State Trail. The other one informed me that he had never heard of or seen the biker campsite that the GLST website indicates. He was correct as nothing seems to be at that location.

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