Sporting Goods near Camargo, IL

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  1. 955 IL-130, Camargo IL 61919

    5 Superb 2 reviews

  2. Tuscola Blvd, Tuscola IL 61953

    4.1 Good 48 reviews

    “It's one of the few stores left on the mall.It was not crowded and each time I am in, the stock has changed.There are other little items to buy: sox, shoelaces, etc that are convenient at the time, and depending on the day, they might be overpriced ot a good deal, you just have to check.Staff will check in the back for anything they have out and all stock is out.You can try on any shoe, and usually they have the little socks to try shoes on, that are disposable.Parking is mall parking, restrooms are mall restrooms, and the staff will leave you be, for the most part.The mall does require masks, at this time (Feb 2022), and have signs marking it.The rows were wheelchair width the last time I went through, but seemed a little tight on the corners, and rarely have anything blocking unless there is a person there. They are also quick to clean up items on the floor.Varying degrees of shoe knowledge, based on the person working, but friendly enough.”

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