I am a huge fan of the Play it Again Sports franchise. I love that there is a mix of used and new…read moregear. Children want to try so many different sports. Purchasing of all the equipment can really add up. It is nice to have somewhere to go, and have a choice between new and used gear. Used selection is ever changing. We found one of the items we were looking for in both new and used. We did not find the other item. The guy at the register suggested checking out another Play it Again store. He was the same associate who greeted us, and asked us what we were looking for when we entered. On our visit, this location was well stocked on weights, and equipment for Spring sports. There were still some Winter sporting goods available. There were even quite a few snowboards.

Great location. Clean, convenient and staff was extremely helpful. Great selection of merchandise…read more Will definitely make this my first go to for any sports equipment.

Exceptional customer service. This store is the best for any sports needs. I would recommend them…read moreto anyone. Great services, kind, professional and helpful. O would give them 10 stars if I could

From the owner: Since 1979, Siefert's Sports Center has been the go-to sporting goods store in Cincinnati, OH. We…read moreare a premier resource for a wide range of sports equipment and sporting goods. For almost 50 years, Siefert's has been known for treating all their customers like family. We've got you covered if you're looking for custom sports uniforms, custom corporate apparel, embroidery, or screen printing. All work is done on-site, at unbeatable prices, with quick & effective service. The company's passion for athletics is reflected in its extensive selection, which includes Football, Volleyball, Soccer, equipment, Basketball equipment, gloves, and more. Customer satisfaction has always been our number one priority. Visit us today!

This store is beyond incredible definitely a must see if you're a sports fan and in the Cincinnati…read morearea They have hoodies, hats, jerseys,hockey equipment, Football helmets (Full size and mini) basically any sport you can think of they probably have the gear for it Not to mention everything is customizable Service was great Fair Prices as well

One of the best sporting goods stores in America. Going here since playing youth football 40 years…read moreago to get my equipment and would see Bengals players there occasionally. Its OUR Mitchell& Ness

While in town, I visited the I Love Cincinnati shoppe to pick up a few souvenirs. This is…read moredefinitely the place to go as they sell all types of souvenirs and apparel. You can find a lot of local sports team merch here too. I picked up a couple of magnets and a WKRP sticker. For those not in the know, WKRP used to be an old sitcom from the late 70's-80's about a radio station in Cincinnati. The shop is located on the 2nd floor of the historic art deco style Carew Tower. This tower is also home to the Hilton Cincinnati Netherland. The interior although grand was sparsely occupied by businesses. Ghost town vibes for sure however the grand architecture within the building is worth walking around in. The only difficulty we had was finding parking. This shop is in the downtown area and parking spaces are hard to come by. My husband ended up driving around and picked me up when I finished shopping.

My hubs dropped me and my son off at what looked like an abandoned mall. As we walked around I…read morejoked how it was like dawn of the dead, my son did not get the reference and wondered what we were doing. No signs, nothing, just abandoned space, you keep walking and then you're like well should we try going up these stairs? We finally found someone and asked how to find the gift shop. Up more stairs! So we went and it was really hot up there. I see another review from 2022 about it being hot so I guess they never did fix that AC :P anyway the guy was nice who worked there, friendly and I felt bad he has to sit in that hot store all day. We got our stuff and left. The little expedition made me think to just grab stuff in the airport on our way home from now on :P It's not only Cincinnati but lots of towns it can be hard to find a shop like this.

I recently decided to go to Dick's for two North Face jackets and some hunting supplies and left…read moreempty handed and pissed off. I walked in and got stared down by an employee at the front cash register. I attempted to walk over to the cost area and got cut off by an employee asking if I needed help and I said no. I continued to browse the coats and noticed two more workers off to the side watching me. As I continued to walk towards the men's coat section there was someone behind me again. At this point and time I decide to go to the hunting section. I continued to be followed. The guy that worked in the hunting department was actually very nice. I saw a rifle I wanted and some camo gear. I walked back to get the jackets I wanted then got followed once again. I just decided to leave. I will not be treated like a criminal or thief or racially profiled. Dick's missed out on a $500+ sale due to their ignorance! My sister went there and the same thing happened to her! Never giving this place business AGAIN!

I went here because I needed some volleyball clothing for my youngest daughter…read more The staff was helpful-ish. One thing they pointed out to me was that the apparel wasn't sorted by item but by brand. For example, for my daughter's shorts I didn't go to the rack where I were presented with all their shorts. No, this was brand X's volleyball shorts. Oh, you want Brand Y's? They're over there. Brand Z, hike to that part of the store. Is this something retail stores do? Sort by brand instead of by item? Do people buy by brand and not leave their brand? And how am I to know how many brands are in the store? This system seems so incredibly....stupid. So I dropped $50 on two items of clothing that, to quote the great Gretchen Wilson "I can get the same damned thing at the Wal-mart store half priced". But I was in a hurry and needed the items ASAP. So I paid. Otherwise, skip this place.

Holy bananas! This place is awesome!! (Where Steinmart used to be.)…read more A discounted REI...yes please. I found a pair of teva slippers I wanted in kids section for $39.99. Unheard of. Also a pair of hiking socks. They have everything well marked and in their sizes. Think REI but TJ Maxx pricing but add home wares and pet section. Don't forget to sign up for their emails to get more discounts and free shipping. Score! Plenty of parking out front and little socks or gifts to get last minute on your way out.

Ciara is one of my favorite stores of all time! I am a typical TJ Maxx girl, what mostly dress in…read moreathletic or outdoor here, so I was thrilled to discover Sierra a few years ago-- where I can get my favorite types of clothing for TJ Maxx prices. There was always a great variety and a nice clearance section. My husband always has luck too. They also have a really big dog section and sell many of my favorite healthy snacks at a fraction of the cost. I usually pay at the grocery store. My only reason for not giving five stars is that upon my last visit, the bathroom and the dressing room were very dirty... Like dirty enough there was no way they had been cleaned that day, or maybe even the previous day or day before. Other than that, everything was great. The staff was friendly and parking was super easy because it's located in a big plaza.

I ordered items for a high school butler tech outfits. The first time I ordered the web site…read moremessed per the employee the store. I reordered again and the confirmation email started they would be Oct 31 which is today. I spoke to the store and now she says next week. Having his uniform is part of his grade. The employee was very rude and won't let you get a word in at all. I will be talking to the head of the program to pick a different supplier.

Excellent service and fantastic art work. My shirts and jackets were ready when promised and…read morelooked better than I expected.

Just like every mall in town, it seems, Northgate Mall has a Champs Sports, The Finish Line,…read moreFootlocker, Lady Footlocker, and Kid's Footlocker. While you can find some good Reds, Bengals, Ohio State, and Bearcats items at those stores, another place at Northgate where you can find team apparel is Team Town. Team Town has a lot of Bengals and Reds gear, as well as all kinds of college team apparel, especially for Ohio State and UC. They don't have too much Xavier stuff, which is fine with me, and they also have a decent collection of IU, Louisville, Michigan, Notre Dame, and Tennessee items (clothing, license plate frames, car flags, clocks, mugs, decals, stickers, etc.). In addition to all the hats and jerseys and t-shirts from the main local teams, they also have at least 40-percent of the store dedicated to NASCAR and auto racing. While I don't watch or even follow NASCAR, I can respect Team Town for having a huge portion of their store dedicated to auto racing, especially if it's a big "sport" (yes, those are quotes) out in Colerain Township. Overall Team Town is a pretty good store and the staff seemed pretty friendly. Right now there are many items on sale for 10, 25, and 50-percent off, and there are also some really cheap winter items like $5 hooded sweatshirts and a clearance rack (Griffey shirts included).

When both my apartment and my office moved to new locations, I realized I had a roughly flat 4…read moremiles between home and work. Perfect for bicycle commuting. I was still sporting my Schwinn mountain bike I had bought with my birthday money at the wise old age of 13, and it had developed a nicely crusted patina of rust on the chain, gears, cables, etc. But why buy a new bike a mere decade later? Why not fix this up? Well, because I have no tools, and I have no idea how. That's why. That's where MOBO comes in. They have tools, and they have knowhow. And they're nice, really really nice. 3 seasons out of the year, the yard outside the shop is full of all types: neighbor kids always, hardcore riders taking advantage of the tools, total newbs (like me) getting advice from the volunteer mechanics, some just hanging out. And the mechanics here are really excellent, they share their knowledge but don't show it off. Some types of bike people reek elitism, and it can be off-putting. I think that MOBO doesn't have this is extremely important to their greater mission. In addition to the shop and the volunteer mechanics, the co-op advocates for cycling and transit in Cincinnati. The welcome environment at the shop is consistent with the very non-elite message that everyone can ride. It just makes the experience. I think this is an amazing resource to have in the community, especially if you are just looking to get into riding like I was. I went from nothing to commuting 2-4 times a week for stretches this spring and summer. Now i'm so hooked, I'm building a bike with their help this winter.

I showed up with $20 in my hand, ready to join. Unfortunately the last membership paper had been…read morehanded to the person in front of me and I haven't been back so my knowledge of the co-op is sort of limited. I realized later that evening that I felt silly joining a bicycle co-op that I had to drive to in order to reach easily. Regardless of my limitations, Mobo has been proving itself as a great, locally operated non-profit for over a year now. If you are unfamiliar with Mobo, they are "a non-profit, volunteer-run collective dedicated to providing every member of the Tri-State area access to bicycles, maintenance, and education". I pulled up with my bicycle and my girlfriend stuffed into the back seat and our friend Christiana riding shotgun. The bike stayed in the car but the rest of us got a personalized tour from a cute girl with a belt made from bullet casings. We also ran into an avid biker we know from the local bars volunteering his time. During the tour we were shown the area where the bicycle frames are kept. It's well know that even with a good lock you can have your bicycle stolen and Christiana had lost her baby the autumn before. Down in the dark basement she squealed with excitement when she found the frame to her stolen bike and went into a general tirade about the scum that had certainly stolen it. What was really cool was she was able to ticket it so she could come back later and start rebuilding it. The co-op offers regular workshops, fundraisers and community rides. My only complaint is that it's not closer to my current residence.