Sporting Goods in Antioch, CA

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  1. 3500 East 18th Street, Antioch CA 94509

    4.7 Superb 124 reviews

    “Let me start with the customer service from This place. I only met Don and Matt yet. But heard very good things about Emily and the other folks here too. As a business owner I know how important it is to keep your clients happy. And so those guys. They are polite, knowledgeable and won't hesitate to share their knowledge with you. Thanks to them we were able to catch a really good amount of fish's at the Delta even with horrible weather conditions. Their place is clean, we'll organized and have all you need for your fishing trip, and the most important thing is... Smile in their face from the moment they open the store at 5Am. Great job guys. Keep up with the good work.”

  2. 4859 Lone Tree Way, Antioch CA 94531

    3.7 Good 124 reviews

    “It's always Good at which ever Ɓig 5 sporting Goods , only thing I don't like , I always have to get someone to help in tge shoes Department & it takes awhile , when you 1st walk who Evers up front should always ask if you are going to shoes Department , so that they can get someone to help you .”

  3. 5759 Lone Tree Way Unit D, Antioch CA 94531

    2.8 Average 45 reviews

    “Went in to do some holiday shopping and at some point dropped my debit card on the floor in store. I had no idea I had dropped it. I left and immediately the team members called me to let me know. I rushed back and the manager had locked it up and retuned it to me with a kind smile. This could have been really bad for me given it’s the holidays. Thank you to the kind and courteous employees at this store.”

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