Rei is my default for all things outdoors! I prefer to buy real gear that actually lasts and Rei only carries quality goods. Furthermore I love how everyone at the store knows their stuff. Every single time I go I get approached by a staff member asking if I need help. Usually they are able to answer most specific questions about products and make recommendations. So keep up the good work!

I love coming to REI! You always find something you want and maybe even a few things you need. I have had my skis waxed here, but ski equipment such as helmet, ski pants, poles, shirts, clearance items, and of course Yeti products. One of the great things about the REI coupons that they send out every now and then for 20% off is that you can use it on yeti products. I couldn't believe they weren't excluded. I ended up buying a large yeti cooler with a 20% discount so that I felt much better about buying it. Yeti coolers are worth the money! Great store to get your ski , bike, camping, hiking, running, etc. equipment. REI is definitely worth the membership. Have fun getting outside!

Good selection of items, but REI is devolving… unfortunately the REIs of today are not what they used to be. There once was a time when you could go to REI and get an expert consultation on your outdoor gear needs from an experienced, personable, and helpful staff-member who specialized in their area. This is no longer the case in my experience. Whenever I have a question here, I can usually flag somebody down, but then I’m met with a confused look and a quick search on their phone. I want experienced consultation when purchasing expensive equipment, not be handed a phone with information I have already looked up myself… And it’s not just this location, it’s the company at large. If you’re looking for consultation on gear, look elsewhere.

Went looking for gels for a trail race. They have a ton of options. The employees were friendly but didn’t seem to know a ton about the gels, just which ones they liked. I’d definitely stop here again for running supplies!

I'm becoming less and less impressed with this REI over the years. It's a small store so they're inventory must be curated. It's basically a small boutique of outdoor / outdoor-adjacent clothing and a minimal selection of gear. They often tell you in the store that they don't have it but they can order it online. But I can order it online, and probably for much cheaper. So I've wasted my time, and you'll waste yours. They probably won't have the exact gear you're looking for for your next trip. But they do have enough cool stuff look pretty and impress your non-outdoorsy friends. I like REI the company. And the people who work here have been pretty nice. But I'm a tall guy, most things don't fit me in this store. And I've had bad luck finding the gear I want in the store. But if you're a medium/average sized person, and are not looking for a specific piece of clothing or gear, I might be worth stopping by.

Store is always clean, staff is always kind and helpful, and you can score great clearance deals on off-seasonal items and apparel on occasion (if you’re willing to dig a little). Always a pleasure visiting (and calling with inquiries) this location.

Horrible interaction with staff that was absolutely absurd. Will probably be sticking to JAX from here on out as this is the third time that someone has tried to talk down to my experience as a hiker/backpacker.

I love this place. I know. Lot of fancy ppl does. I mean. This is one of the short list of places that make sense to go inatead of getting the stuff online. Ppl here really know their stiff. The ppl working at the bike shop really knows about parts and hiw everything works, trully. Everything that I can get there I will instead of online. Even if its more expensive, the caring staff and the acknowledgment are worthy