Sporting Goods in Elmhurst, NY

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  1. 87-42 Britton Avenue, Elmhurst NY 11373

    3.5 Good 45 reviews

    “I came out of the gym to a flat tire on my bike and came here, they replaced the tube and tuned everything up for under $20. Great service, fast and friendly. Will definitely be returning here for my bike needs.”

  2. 90-15 Queens Blvd, Elmhurst NY 11373

    3.4 Good 79 reviews

    “Jade at QCM needs a raise or promotion or SOMETHINGGG. My girl helped me immediately when I needed help. She stormed through the whole inventory for kids, womens, and mens sizes tryna find my size, all in like 3 mins and 34 seconds (while assisting other customers). Normally they just be like “yeah we dont got it, we can order it and have it sent to your address” like breh… idc if it’s a 6.5 in kids/men or an 8 in women’s ? if the shoe fits ….. it fits. Shout out to people who are good at their god damn jobs! I vote Jade!!”

  3. 90-15 Queens Blvd Space 3006, Elmhurst NY 11373

    3.4 Good 132 reviews

    “Want to seriously say thank you to Maria in Aerie. I had literally walked out of three different stores because I was so frustrated over not getting any help on what I was looking for, and she was so incredibly kind and helpful. I found exactly what I was looking for because she was so knowledgeable. Thank you again.”

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  5. 90-15 Queens Boulevard, Elmhurst NY 11373

    3.4 Good 135 reviews

    “I was in a hurry trying to get the campus 00’S while they were in stock, the worker Daniel was exceptionally nice and I had to bring my mom and brother to the store. Wonderful experience.”

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