Sporting Goods in Hayward, WI

12305 WI-77, Hayward WI 54843

4.7 Superb 174 reviews

• Today 9AM – 5:30PM
• (715) 462-3674

“Bought a used boat from them back in April. Had some issues with it and notified them telling them what was going on. They could have said, well that's the risk with buying a used boat. But they didn't. They wanted to help me figure out what the problem was. At no extra charge. I'm very thankful to them for doing that. Very friendly helpful staff.”

15849 W 2nd St, Hayward WI 54843

4.7 Superb 67 reviews

• Today 9:30AM – 5PM
• (715) 634-8149

“I had a fantastic experience at Hayward Fly Shop. As a complete novice to fly fishing, I was a little intimidated walking in, but everyone in the shop was incredibly welcoming and made me feel comfortable right away. The staff took the time to answer all of my questions, explain the different gear options, and help me understand what would work best. What I appreciated most was they didn’t try to upsell me or push the most expensive stuff. They listened to my budget and recommended gear that made sense for me.”

10680 WI-27 #77, Hayward WI 54843

4.4 Superb 181 reviews

• Today 7:30AM – 8PM
• (715) 934-2300

“Has everything you’ll need from welding and tools, to flowers and clothing, good fishing and lawn equipment selection too. Even hunting blinds, trailers and outdoor wood boilers. Plenty of staff available also and good hours.”

10579 Main St, Hayward WI 54843

3.8 Good 53 reviews

• Today 9AM – 5PM
• (715) 634-4447

“We stopped in late on a Sunday afternoon, the owner stayed after closing hour to help us with a shoe purchase… our Dog, Buster was welcome there too! Thanks, Larry and Shelley”

10577 Main St, Hayward WI 54843

3.8 Good 25 reviews

• Today 9AM – 6:30PM
• (715) 634-3788

“All the employees were nice and great when I had questions. You can tell they are a hardworking group of people! I got two shirts. I had an issue with one of them though. I live about 5 hours away so going back and asking about it is not an option for me. I turned the shirt inside out and washed it on cold and tumble dried it on low. I put the shirt on and went out to run some errands when I noticed some of the design lifting away from the shirt. This can mean a few different things... not enough pressure, the heat press has a cold spot, or the vinyl had oils from hands or something on the adhesive side that prevented it from sticking to the shirt. Shirts I've made do not have this issue so I know my wash routine for the shirt was good. Thankfully, I can fix it so the shirt is salvagable by removing the part of the design that wouldn't fully stick and if I want, replace it with some different vinyl and a similar cut/design. Not everyone has the capability to do this though. After your design has been pressed onto the shirt, I recommend you check the edges of the design to make sure they are fully adhered to the shirt.”