Sport Clips

Can not fade men’s hair. I’ve included pictures see for yourself. Im afraid to go back to have them fix it. $ 25GC wasted plus the $ 25 value of the child’s MVP haircut that was on the GC I purchased at a silent auction for a local elementary school PTA fundraiser. I went to this location because I had a free MVP package gift certificate. My stylist seemed to be not paying attention the entire time. I listened to her buzz off a huge portion of hair in the middle of the fade (you can see in the pics) and she paused then acted like nothing happened she didn’t try to fix it or mention it to me. instead she kept me in a position not looking at the mirror except face on at the end when I checked I knew something was off but couldn’t tell from the chair. I couldn’t see it until I got home. One side is rough but at least it’s even and straight not faded very well though. The other side is where she buzzed off too much hair in the middle of the fade and it’s just an uneven mess. The experience was also subpar. She slapped me in the face with the warm towel and said «sorry I’m supposed to be pampering you not hurting you». I was nice and said it was ok, at the time I thought it was just an accident so whatever. Now i believe she was not paying attention during my entire visit. I felt like she was treating me poorly because I wasn’t paying for my haircut. I bought the haircut at an elementary school fundraiser she should have been giving an extra special experience one would think. That’s a waste of paid advertising. At the end when I said «I normally spike the front of my hair up» she offered some product and just threw it on my head and moved it a little. She asked me if I liked it and by this point I was really starting to see something was wrong with my haircut so instead of letting her touch my head again I did it myself. She didn’t try to sell me any products for my hair which at the end of every SportsClips haircut I have gotten is what they do. Oh yeah and during the haircut The staff talked to each other about the poor ventilation and other problems with the store as well as new owners. I hope the new owners see this and I hope to find a Great SportsClips in Dallas so far I’m 0 – 2 in California this chain is awesome.

So, my first hair cut in Dallas left me looking like I’d just escaped from a sanitarium circa 1950. Thankfully, I found Sport Clips after one of my co-​workers suggested it to me. If you take a look at my profile pic, you’ll see a … let’s be honest… glorious beard.
You can infer several things: I’m not the sort of fellow who usually does anything other than a simple hair cut. No shampoo, no product, no fluffery. However, my first trip to Sport Clips included some free upgrade coupons. And I’m a sucker for coupons.
I was pleasantly surprised to find I rather enjoyed the hot towel, scalp treatment, and wash. Then, the stylist took out some sort of gasoline powered shoulder massager thing. In the Venn Diagram of «Going to be shaken apart» and «Deep muscle relaxation» this hits the sweet spot of overlap which was not at all unpleasant.
All told, since I left my usual barber back home in WV, Sport Clips has filled the niche pretty nicely.
Oh, there’s lots of sportsball paraphernalia and TV’s if that’s your thing. If not $ 25 makes for a pretty nice, relaxing, pampering haircut. But, with a set of coupons or a Unilocal check-​in, all that’s yours for $ 21 (plus tip, not included).

This is a good place to get a hair cut. It is clean and the staff is friendly and experienced. They can give you any stlye cut you want.

Both my husband and son get haircuts here. They both seem to like that it’s cater just to guys. The game is always on… whatever game that is lol. They always look handsome so never any issues with the stylist. My husband gets the MVP package with the hot towel and he loves it.

I love sports and I like a hair cut every few months or so I can’t go wrong with a place like this. I always get the triple play which is a hair cut a shampoo and a hot towel on your face. The combination of the hot towel an shampoo is bliss. The staff is always friendly and helpful. Weekends can be busy which equals a long wait, visit on a weekday to avoid the trouble.

Took our son for a haircut this week. Wow! They sucked. His hair is all choppy and uneven. We had to take him to Floyds to get it fixed (it was that bad). Avoid.

Worse place ever. Literally ever. I’m so pissed at how crappy my hair is. It’s ridiculous. I’m about to go to anther hair cut place to get this piece of crap fixed. I wanted a medium fade lady said she knew what it was. She didn’t. One side higher then the other. Didn’t have a double zero so had to use a zero and it looks horrible. I wasn’t rude or anything but it just makes me very upset that I pay too much for a crappy haircut. 20 bucks for a hair cut that wasn’t worth it.

Sports Clips is a nice little chain for a barber shop, but here you’ll find that they take customer service to a new level. Very professional, polite and I like the fact that these folks really care of meeting the customer needs, really driven by customer service.
The atmosphere is nice here, it’s where someone can go to get a haircut, watch a little sports, and still get their money’s worth. Great value! I know I’ll be back.

Sports Clips has consistently provided good haircuts at a very reasonable price for me and my son for years. This location is run really well and the turnover in stylists in minimal.
Like most businesses, Sports Clips has a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system — not unlike Tom Thumb or other local retailers. So, yes, they ask for your phone number and/​or email address, but it is not required. If you provide the information, then they are able to keep records of how you cut your hair — thus minimizing the impact in stylist turnover.
This is a fun location with a very friendly staff. They always take exceptional care of me and I highly recommend it.

Can’t stand to go here. Took my son in for a haircut and was asked for my phone number which I gave (despite barely understanding what the receptionist was saying). Then asked for his name, then asked again for the phone number and then asked yet again for his name. When asked if I could just get his hair cut I was met with silence and more tapping on the computer. A stylist walked up and then proceeded to ask the same phone number and name questions at which point I left. Marginal haircuts at best which I normally have to correct when I get home and then this. Will never set foot in this place again.