I always find the exact style of sneaker that I am looking for that is discontinued, sizes are easy…read moreto find and they're always pretty organized. David was great to talk to and let me know that I still had an unused birthday coupon in my account that I forgot about which saved me some money. Overall great

I remember when outlets used to be outlets. That is, the products they carried might be last years…read moreversions, might be discontinued, but they were always at discounted rates. These days, and not just Nike, outlets aren't even cheap anymore. It's easier and cheaper most of the time to just buy it online. Which is sad, because I still like the "old fashioned" experience of going into a store. Once in awhile you'll catch some deals. So it's not ALL bad... but they still have the Nike hoody that runs like $70 or so... which to me, isn't a deal at all. Prices, everywhere, continue to climb. Guess that's just the way it is these days.

On the outside part of the mall, near Sketchers, is this Famous Footwear. I feel like its a little…read moresmaller than some toehrs, but I'm not sure. It is wells tocked, like others. rows on rows of boxes with shoes. Some famous brands, some less famous ones. All sizes. There are plenty of spots to sit and try shoes on. A-OK

Last year I went to the store and tried on a bunch of shoes. I do always try and put the shoes in…read morethe boxes and put them back as best as I know how I never leave a mass because I am not inconsiderate. However, when I reach the front of the store, the woman who worked there behind the counter, stated that someone sure was trying on all of the slides. I left the store and proceeded to call her and let her know that it was very rude for her to say that right in front of me and then I tried my best to put them back the way I know how but I have a hard time sitting shoes on my feet so I have to try a lot on. I went to the store two days ago to purchase sneakers, and they were too big on me. I went back to the store and tried on a different size, and then those again, and kept repeating to see which size was more comfortable. I bought the shoes up to the register and she pushes passed my boyfriend to get shoe cleaner. Apparently there was a red mark on the bottom of the shoe and she said she needed to clean them because they were clearly worn. I told her I did not wear them. Maybe the bottoms got dirty from me trying them on in the store, but I didn't even wear them because they would've gave me blisters because they were too big. Then she told me they were definitely worn and I told her maybe it was from the people before me or from the floor at the store, she continued argue with me and was nasty. I have no had two incidents with this woman who works there. Her name is Stephanie. She should not be working with the public. I very rarely complain about someone but she is nasty every time I go in there and I sometimes still go in if the other nice woman isn't there working. the funny thing is when I first bought the sneakers. I told the other lady I was so glad she was there because the other lady is always nasty well lo and behold here she was being nasty again when I went back to exchange.

Very odd experience. Came to buy specific shoes and the employee was uninterested. Found the…read moresizes and walked away. Didn't come back to see how they fit or anything. Baffling. Asked one employee who was walking by and she said "I can't help but can find someone who can". She didn't. I eventually flagged down another employee who did help. Very odd. I was prepared to buy shoes, bathing suits and more.

Wouldn't recommend coming here for sneakers, especially if you'll need help…read more I came here for training/gym sneakers. Website said this location had 6 pairs in stock that met that criteria - 4 Nike and 2 New Balance. Get to the store, and every sneaker aisle is basically labeled as "running". Took several minutes to find an associate because none of them were wearing uniforms, name tags, or anything else to denote them as an associate. Once I finally found one to ask where the cross-trainers were, of course they were in one of the aisles labeled "womens running". I also poked around womens apparel but even the clearance prices were pretty high. So overall, if you need something that you can get elsewhere, I would recommend doing so.

Great variety of selections and they also give a military discount too! We have picked up over the…read moreyears jackets and such, glove liners and more here. During the summer the items are different; you won't see much cold weather gear then, but of course, it'd be silly to see summer gear in Winter. There are many specials throughout the year, and the staff are very helpful and friendly.

We love coming into this location, especially for the savings on quality merchandise. The store is…read morewell appointed, and you have an outstanding manager ( Dustin). He always makes certain that we are well informed about the various promotions. They have an extensive selection of Coats, camping gear, and also the childrens section is looking good. The mall has so much to offer, however this is always our favorite spot. Check them out,you will definitely become a repeat customer.

5 stars for the Cashier Khasiyah!! She had such great customer service. She was so helpful and kind…read morehearted. She definitely deserves a promotion!!!

Be careful they let men in the women's bathroom. My daughter went to use the bathroom and there was…read morea man in there using the bathroom and the stalls are short.

This is a fun little gift shop with lots of sports items (esp from international teams) and…read moreCanadian souvenirs. It's quite small in size, so no more than two people can walk through at the same time, but it's packed with things. I've noticed that the employees here are not that welcoming, but they aren't super rude either. It could seem a bit messy and unorganized at first though and unless you're looking for sports-related items, I would recommend getting Canadian souvenirs elsewhere.

I'd say that they are a mid-line cold weather clothing and gear store. They sell a ton of stuff…read morethat is made for cold weather, but I'd like to note that they don't look like they'd hold up for years on end, maybe just a season or two if you are in a place that is very cold or requires a lot of outdoor activities. They have decent prices, 20% - 70% off when we were there. They sell mostly their own branded merch. I've seen them up north at other places, but infrequently. I think there are other brands that take a bit more of the market share for attention / buying. Overall: B- Solid location for cold weather gear if you just want occasional use.

I'm not sure, but this may be a brand sold only in Canada. At least Ive never seen them stateside…read more They carry outdoor gear and its quality is fine. This is not top of the line, but its affordable for the casual outdoorsperson. They carry their own brand. It feels like a chain, so three stars for that. 2539

Service here is excellent. We were greeted shortly after we walked in and happy to find the store…read morefairly empty. I was looking for winter coats but there were workout pants and tshirts closer to the front of the store. In the middle of the store were winter jackets and there wasn't a lot of sizes in each style but I did find a few I liked in the right size. I asked the sales associate if they had some purple jackets and he showed me a few. In the back of the store they have a section for youth. The men's section to the right had winter jackets, shorts, pants, and tshirts. The sizing seemed to be more of the small and x-large. Most items were 40% off but there were some that were 60% off and clearance was 75%. I was happy to get some decent prices and good service.

Winter. That's what North Face always makes me think of. I think its the name. Or perhaps the…read morewinter wear. But regardless, I wandered in recently and this store is nice. Big. Well stocked. Tons of size options. Plenty of styles. Since I loom for functional winter wear, I don't care if these are last years models or not. A-OK.

The service was great they have a selection for everyone weather it's a $5 t-shirt or $300 pair of…read moreshoes it's something for everyone in their and the music selection is great. They have coin flips for sneakers as well. They wanted $40 dollar for these shoes they're in mint condition and worth way over what they were selling them for. The cashier offered a coin flip if he win I pay $40 if I win I pay $20 well you see my feet you can tell who won

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