Reebok Factory Direct Store

Not much to review
I didn’t find the savings that big
Didn’t have nearly as much choice as I would find in a retail store.
However, I did get a good deal on sneakers

This is really about the Reebok website. They promised me a 15% discount if I signed, up for their email promo’s. So I shopped for some things, so no evidence of any exclusions (must have been small print!), tried to use the promo code at checkout, and no luck. Called the toll free #, and they said it did not include any crossfit products, and some other ones. I said that seems like bad PR, to exclude things and not make it clear up front, b/​c by then I had wasted some signif time, and hadn’t got what was supposedly promised. Not cool, seems underhanded. I bought the things anyway, b/​c I want them, yet I will remember how they did this, and plan to buy less from them overall in the next several yrs at least, to show my lack of appreciation on how they handled this. Typical bait and switch, pretty much.
The sales rep on the phone was cool, but unfortunately, she does not make the rules, or have the power to fix things apparently, b/​c she didn’t offer to.

The outlet pricing is great, have huge selection of clothing to shoes (incl, kids) unfortunately I walked out empty handed, didn’t see anything special that I liked. But I noticed they had some red sox and oats items for great discount so next time I am in need of Boston team spirit I know where to go… for cheap!

Ive been to both the Reebok Outlet Retail Store and the Tent Sale Store multiple times. The Positive– they have good prices. The negative– the sales associates. I have experiences very poor customer service every time I have shopped and today was no exception. Plenty of sales associates standing around shooting the breeze but no-​1 to help you. Then when you directly look someone in the eye and ask a question you get useless information (or incorrect information in todays case) in return.
I think Ill take the extra time to drive to Wrentham where it is easier to be assisted in the store and more options (Puma, Nike, Reebok, Under Armour, etc).

Love going to the Reebok Outlets, especially when your sons feet grow like a weed! I bought my son 2 pair of sneakers, 1 some kind of cross-​trainers and a pair ofr basketball for only $ 47!!! How can you beat that for brand name kicks? It was a buy one get one ½ off, 1 pair was on the clearance rack and I also used my AAA Card to get an additional %20 off!

Go! Go! Go! NOW! There is a retail GOD and he already descended in Stoughton, MA!
I went out of sheer curiosity last Saturday afternoon and found myself leaving the outlet center with five bags filled with stuff! They are having a massive tent sale till Labor Day weekend and everything is 40% off the marked price (call location to confirm). I thought my vision was blurred when I saw a women’s black windbreaker jacket (that was my size!) for $ 9.99 then got rung up for $ 5.99! Yes, $ 5.99! We had to ask one of the cashiers to ring up the item just to make sure that this wasn’t some kind of advertising ploy to get us to stay.
Performance clothing is always high priced, even at discount stores like Marshalls and Ross. I’m always in search of affordable workout gear that doesn’t break my budget and/​or make me look like a giant balloon.
We were also able to get new kicks for the nieces and nephew for the upcoming school year. These kiddies are going to be rockin’ some new shoes to go with their school uniforms. The kids need some sort of expression at school.
After the tent sale frenzy, we dropped off our first load of bags then headed into the actual outlet store. Items are still priced much less that at usual retail stores, but after getting items at a serious steal at the tent sale, purchasing a pair of workout pants for $ 25 in my delusional mind was too high priced. Eventually, I came back to my senses, purchased a few pairs of sports bras, workout pants and a new sports hat for much less than at any retail store.
The tent sale is going till all items are sold out, so get ready to do alittle searching if you wait till Labor Day weekend. It’s a drive outside of Boston which is the only downer that I could think of.
Happy shopping!