Sporting Goods in Highland, IN

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  1. 8101 Kennedy Ave, Highland IN 46322

    4.6 Superb 17 reviews

    “I first had equipment set up at their Dyer shop, around '94. Wally's dad, Andy, was so very kind and knowledgeable. The apple don't fall far from the tree. You'll be hard-pressed to find anyone that can set you up better and drill better than Wally.”

  2. HIGHLAND GROVE SHOPPING CENTER, 10423 Indianapolis Boulevard, Highland IN 46322

    4.1 Good 110 reviews

    “I went here to look for a pair of Puma Rebound Layup gym shoes. Upon arrival , no one greeted me, but hey that's okay because the mission was accomplished. Found the shoes I was looking for and I'm satisfied. The store was clean, maybe 2 to 3 people shopping including me. The employees were working , so I tried the shoes and made the purchase. The 1st picture is of the shoes I purchased and the 2nd one is just of another pair of shoes. If they ever have another style of this shoe I like, I will be back.”

  3. 101 Indianapolis Boulevard, Schererville IN 46375

    3.7 Good 139 reviews

    “My grandson needed a minor repair on a bike we bought at Dick’s a few months back. When we arrived at the store, they said the bicycle repairman wasn’t scheduled to work for another hour. We went to the bike section and met with a sales associate, Rashaad. He said there was a manager that was working, who used to be the bicycle repairman and was now sales manager. He checked with the manager, Luis, who took time out of his administrative duties to fix my grandson‘s bicycle promptly. We really appreciated both of those young men who took time out of their day to help us. Thanks!”

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