Big 5 Sporting Goods

Fine place to grab something really quick if you’re driving along I-​5. They have a modest selection of merchandise and staff is moderately helpful. Overall, a cheaper version of Dick’s. They do have good sales though!

Pretty good! My favorite pair of Nikes were bought at this location and they’ve got some good brands and options.

Went in to buy shoes. I waited patiently while the shoe guy was helping another customer. About 10 min. When he was done he started toward me but a pretty young woman walked up and he completely ignored me. I will not be buying anything from there again.

My husband is a Roofer and very hard on shoes, I have to say that the shoes he gets from you are very affordable and the quality of material stands up to his daily grime. We have come here 3times, never a problem with Employees, they are quick and courteous! We will keep with you! Thank you

This past week, I wound up returning the Marcy portable stepper I bought previously thanks to the manufacturer’s shoddy welding job on this particular unit. I hate having to make returns due to the inconvenience of having to dig up receipts and drive back to the store, however thankfully, the process of returning and getting a refund at Big 5 was quick and hassle-​free. The staff member who handled this was attentive and friendly.

Love this place always clean, staff always asking if they can help and the prices are great everytime I go they have some kind of sale going on

With no disrespect to Sun, Redding is not Daly City. Our community is driven largely by the nature that surrounds us. Therefore, the heavy focus on fishing and outdoor sports. That being said let me give kudos where kudos are due…
5 – Star Service *****
I went to Big 5 to look at — and hopefully find — a pair of shoes to replace my very worn Coleman hiking sneakers. There was a clearance sale out in the parking lot, so I spent my first 15 – 20 minutes trying to find something in my size and try them on. Unfortunately nothing there fit the bill. So I went in…
I was greeted by a kind young lady in the footwear department and spent the next hour sending her into the back many times trying to find just the right pair. She (Amanda) was very knowledgeable and friendly. During all this time she engaged most of her customers in small talk while helping them. I felt quite at ease and not rushed.
Not once did Amanda show signs of stress, but instead, was patient yet prompt with each customer — even when there were lots of us there at one time.
Her knowledge of footwear was shared with me and helped to pinpoint what styles of shoes I should be looking at. With her direction and patience I finally singled-​out a pair of New Balance cross trainers (622’s) which were surprisingly light as well as supportive. Their comfort was far beyond that of the Asics and the Nike’s (which were the lightest of the bunch but did not fit my foot well at all — bummer), and the Dr. Scholl’s which were heavy yet gave no upper support. The majority of what I tried on were either too thin or too small though they were stamped in my size.
The service there can’t be beat. And I’m sure if they don’t have what you’re looking for, they are more than able to direct you to a store (either locally or regionally) that can assist you.
I would like to add that John was very helpful as well. He made it a point to come over and see if I needed any assistance, and he did it with patience and a smile.
Do they have THAT in the Bay Area? (sorry, I couldn’t resist)

Compared to the Big 5 in Daly City. I think the focus for this store was fishing.
I came in looking for resistance bands but they only had a few to select from. Lots of items for the outdoors like camping, fishing, hunting. Hardly a selection for tennis or golf.