Washington D.C. Sport Shop Reviews

Good products, nice and smart people, but everything including service is expensive. Every time I go there I get charged what I later find out is way too much for basic services on my bike. It doesn't seem like the right place to go for non-competitive riders who need repairs or basic/inexpensive

Browsing the aisles at city sports is a similar shopping experience to me as perusing the selection in the nordstrom shoe department. pretty much.

Excellent tennis shop. Great demo program that gives credit toward new racquet purchases in the store. Only problem is parking.

I just registered for a half-marathon, care of my good friend and former roommate. But, my old running shoes are BEAT.So, I ventured into Georgetown to.

Not being familiar with cults - my main experience being watching the whole Waco hullaballo on the news years back - I generally looked down on.

Bike shops: money-conscious mancaves staffed with postpubescent, hormone-laden asshats who may be good riders but are usually scary bad salespeople. I.

I was more than a little skeptical when my favorite Washingtonian told me he was going to take back the piece of Patagonia luggage he'd had for years.

WOW all I can say is.I got the utmost respect for them and I got the best customer service from there shopping there last night.I was in a rush and they helped me with everything.I was good. So with that hands down I would shop there again.when I go back to the DC area! So from one Store Owner

This is the place to shop, that's if you are looking for the best sporting goods and apparel in WDC. It may be small & quaint but the owner and staff are very professional, if he doesn't have it, he will find it for you.