Sporting Goods in Burlington, WI

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  1. 456 Milwaukee Ave, Burlington WI 53105

    4.6 Superb 154 reviews

    “Flew down from Texas for a business trip and decided to stop by and get some parts before doing what I was supposed to be doing. I just want to say that both guys up front are hilarious and knowledgeable. They gave me options on upgrades for my traxxas udr and they let me walk around the race track. Hobby shops in dfw don't have really cool tracks in the back of their warehouse so it made me appreciate what they have to offer. Plus all of our shops are basically corporate. The selection of parts and cars are plentiful. The tracks are well kept. Numerous pits to tinker with cars and learned so much while I was there. 8 out of 5 stars because I feel like it. I will definitely pop by again next year when I get back to Wisconsin. I will definitely spend copious amounts of money while im there again.”

  2. 1120 Milwaukee Ave Store 100A, Burlington WI 53105

    3.6 Good 106 reviews

    “What can I say when you pay attention you can buy good stuff for cheaper! Tried to go to Itzin's to buy Birkenstocks but no go. So they missed out on a good purchase and I got cheaper Birkenstocks Win 4 Corporate America win for me bad for local business unfortunately.”

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