Nike Factory Store

This outlet is hit or miss, you can find a great deal at times or you find nothing. I guess you just have to pick the right week/​right time and get lucky. Very few times will you actually find a decent pair of sneakers for less than $ 50.

According to Unilocal they are open til 9p on sundays. Arrived at 750p and doors were locked. Had I known, I would’ve went to Sports Authority instead and saved time and gas. Now I’m shit out of luck! FIX YOUR HOURS OF OPERATION ON YOUR Unilocal PAGE FOR CRYING OUT LOUD.

You can find a few discounts here at times, but usually prices run just about right for older or discontinued styles. I can’t say that I’ve ever run across a real true bargain, but cheaper than retail counts for something.
There are always plenty of shoes to try out and I love the DIY pick up a pair and try it on style. So much easier than asking an associate for each shoe. Speaking of associates, they are sometimes hard to find, but helpful when you find them. Sometimes they are difficult to spot because they are dressed just like the average person in the store. Just leave a few boxes laying around and they’re usually on the spot.

How does anyone give this store good ratings? No one greets you when you walk in and the man that helped us with a transaction was horrible and rude. The service at this store sucks really.

This place has the most selection in San Diego. Everything Nike, your gunna find here for a great price! So I came in with my family looking to get a set of shoes exactly the same color and design for me, my wife and my boys. That’s exactly what I got! The staff is very friendly and helpful even on this very busy visit, like I’m talking the place was packed. I ended up getting a pair of Nike Dual Fusions in black and red for me, my wife and kids. I also got myself another pair of those same shoes in green.
I’m a bargain shopper so I’m always looking for deals, well let me tell you… This place has nothing but deals, probably why it was super busy. I got 4 pairs of shoes for $ 200. These are Nike shoes everyone, $ 50 a pair? Yes, wow is right! Most nike shoes at other places like fashion valley mall are $ 100 for one pair. I did go to veijas outlets but the prices were still cheaper at this location.
Customer service was on point, I was waiting in line and a employee came up to me and asked if I would like to have my stuff placed up front when ready for check out so I don’t have to hold it. They have check outs all over the store, not just at the front which is cool too. The line was pretty long but it was moving fast which was awesome!
I highly recommend this place if your planning on getting a good pair of Nike’s or even some clothing, cause I saw signs (50%, 40%, 30% off) EVERYWHERE!!! Check this place out!

The only time I ever purchase Nike stuff is whenever I make it out to one of their outlet locations. This store is always fully stocked and the Clearance section has some great finds. You just need to have the patience to look through the shelves to find a hidden gem.
My only complaint has to do with the way they advertise their sales. I went here recently and was excited to see that there were sections of the store that were offering 40% to 50% off on select items. So looking at the ‘Suggested Retail Price’ and applying the 40−50% discount, I was stoked to be getting a few items for a really great price!
However, when I went to check out and looked at my receipt, I did not get the price that I thought I was going to get. We went back to the store and asked one of the associates to clarify how the discount was applied. She told us that the «50% off» is applied to the HIGHEST retail price. So instead receiving 50% off the retail price of $ 29.99, the discount was applied to $ 38 making the item $ 19 after the discount. It’s a few dollars difference, but what’s the point of showing that lower price if that’s not the price that the discount is going to be applied to?!

The best Nike outlet I have been to. Where most other outlets have limited styles this one always has some good stuff. Great prices and good customer service.

Nike prices at less than msrp? I know there are Nike factory stores everywhere, and none of them disappoint. Where else can I pick up a pair of brand new nikes that were once $ 70 but in sale for $ 20 and then take another 20% off! Great place to pick up sports equipment like shin guards, gloves ruffles…

Was okay. Can get super crowded. There’s definitely a wider selection here than at the Alpine outlet, but the women’s clothing wasn’t as heavily discounted as the men’s. I didn’t find any great deals. Only really saw I jacket that I liked and it was $ 89. I’ll stick to the Alpine location. Less crowed and always find great bargains & leave happy.

Nike nike nike what else. Have a wide variety of shoes, clothes, workout clothes, gym bags. So much to choose from. The staff is friendly and helpful. The lines were that bad for memorial day. There will always be alot of people which is expected when ita Nike outlet. Everything is organized and easy to find with the males on one side and the female section on the opposite side of the store. The prices are competitive, can be better during holidays. Nike outlets will always be my go to spot for my Nike needa =D

Every time I walk in they don’t have a ton to choose from. The staff here is available, not super friendly. The place is overall well kept, and clean. I like to walk in every 3 months or so to see if they finally have something new.

When you hear outlet you think ok better prices but that is not the case here. I kept looking for the deal on some new tennis shoes they have hundreds of shoes to pick from but unfortunately they are all ridiculously priced. I thought an outlet store would have better prices than the Nike mall store but the prices were better at the mall. So don’t drive all the way down to the border thinking you will get a better deal you won’t go to the mall your close to save the gas and frustration and buy there.

Prices and selections wasn’t too shabby. I got a pair of the Free 5.0 Tight Fit Training and it was $ 30 off retail price. I wish i had been able to find more pieces/​items so i can get my drive’s worth

This outlet is huge; split in half by men’s and womens and there’s probably 10+ aisles of each, and along the back walls and side walls. The best deals are the ones on the back wall, but the sizing is difficult to find. They’re not arranged all the time so you should look a size up or down in case your size shifted a little.
Found Kobe 9s, a season after, for $ 110 on the back wall. The Aisles have all sizes of last seasons stuff as well. I got 2013 Hypderdunks for $ 90.
Staff is average. Line up front moves really quick so don’t be discouraged. Some staff members can ring you up on the spot in the middle of the aisles.

Just finished shopping here for some shoes not alot of options but ill just order online if o really wanted something specific. They have a lot of shoes to choose from though.

A decent size Nike factory store and a decent size selection. Lots of merchandise, mainly clothing and shoes. The price range is wide, some things still seemed pretty pricey… But keep an eye out for the sales for additional savings. Same with their shoes, the prices vary.
Service was standard, I didn’t really need help, didn’t get any either. But checkout was quick and friendly. The girl ringing me up took the time to check the sizes and make sure they were matching (since I admitted to her I didn’t even check!)
Can get busy. East end of las Americas outlet.

I love the Nike outlet and everything they have to offer. What beats a $ 120 pair of freeeesh high tops for $ 40? Absolutely nothing.

If you want a fashionable pair of Nike kicks then the best deals are here. The entire back wall showcases all their clearance shoes. Sadly, the shoes I want are never on the back wall, but on the shelves, since I get my running shoes here. But, still cheaper than retail all the same.
The staff is fairly friendly, though they seem to be working here for just the perks. If you have a technical sport question (i.e., running, track, golf, etc.), their knowledge is limited. It’s not that kinda store. You’re better off asking those questions at stores that are sport specific. Best be prepared with some research if you’re only here to buy stuff for your preferred sport.
The quality of shoes can vary. I’ve yet to have shoes fall apart on me. I’ve loaded some 500+ miles on a few pairs and they still look good. I’m a big fan of their workout clothing. Those tend to last longer and are in great shape, with all the wear and tear that I give it.
The store is usually packed. If it’s not a long weekend or the holiday season, it’s even fairly organized. When it’s a long weekend or the holiday season, expect all hell breaking loose. Parking is the same way. Don’t be shocked. You’ve been warned.

I used to love this store back in the days, but once I started visiting other Nike Factory Stores, I’ve noticed how the prices at the other outlets are cheaper than at this location for the same merchandise!
What I can say about this location is that it’s a hit or miss. There are times when you’ll find items for a steal and other times, not so much. I do like that they carry a wide selection of items, but not at a bargain price I would expect. Before visiting this location recently, I visited another Nike Factory Store that was smaller yet had 50% more sale items at prices I thought were ridiculously incredible that I would be a fool to pass up purchasing! To have found a pair of Nike Sky Dunk Hi’s for $ 29.99 vs. the original price of $ 120 was a steal as I certainly have not seen those particular ones marked down ever! Also, I found some Dri-​Fit long sleeve sweaters for $ 9.99 when at this particular location (Las Americas) it was $ 29.99 for the same sweater!
The only times I’ve noticed that this store had good deals was during the slow seasons. You’ll find some every now and then, but you just have to do a little digging here and there. Other than it’s wide selection of items, the only other thing I like here is that it’s spacious. That is all.

When folks say, «Run To The Border».
They didn’t mean Taco Bell.
They meant this place.
Probably the only outlet store in Las Americas that’s worth driving all the way down for.
And they have a damn good selection of discounted Nike shoes and swag.
When I said, «damn» you know I ain’t effing around.