Sporting Goods in Cambridge, MN

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  1. 1465 1st Avenue East, Cambridge MN 55008

    4.2 Good 91 reviews

    “They fill propane by weight which is great for people who use propane often like us. They have a variety of everything. It's like Walmart but for Country people. They have clothes tools farming equipment and so much more. I didn't like our last stop because we needed a flag for our four wheeler. The pole with a flag was almost $30 but a pole with no flag was $6. The expensive one didn't even have a way to bolt the flag to the wheeler. But all stores scam you where they can.”

  2. TARGET SHOPPING CENTER, 201 Balsam St N SUITE 300, Cambridge MN 55008

    2.4 Poor 43 reviews

    “I have shopped here multiple times but came in here yesterday just for a quick return of two shoes ordered online for two different reasons. Exceptionally quick service, and super easy transaction. One pair is ordered directly to my home as they arrived to my home with a damaged soul and it was no issue whatsoever. Shoes were not in stock, but it was a simple process. We do shop in this store and online and will continue to do so.”

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