Miller’s Surplus

They’re usually pretty nice but the 3 people behind the counter did not even acknowledge us and was more concerned about their discussion over lunch and breaks. There goes minutes I could have used on other useless things.

This place just lost a loyal customer! I Buy boots here at least every six months, the last pair I got hurt my feet and I tried to return them after wearing them for one hour, but they refused to do it even though there was no wear or tear on them! Not to mention how rude they are most times!!! Do yourself a favor and avoid this millers location!!!

I needed to get some BDU’s (think cargo/​tactical pants) for field work. I walked in and heavy metal was booming, I look around and it is camouflage everything and I realized this girlie girl is in over her head. Luckily, I saw a young girl folding pants in the back and I snagged her! After she showed me some Dickie’s, Carhardt’s, 5.11’s (which most people use) I felt more at ease… we grabbed a few and she unlocked the fitting room for me. You can also ask the people at the register to unlock them. I ended up with the Practical brand, which were priced cheaper than I found online! I cannot recall specifics, but around 30 dollars. Their sizes go up to 3x. I also got a tactical belt, which was a score at 6.99 and they also went up to 3x. When, I checked out, I asked the name of the closest tailor… they sent me one block down to Mardon’s, which is closed on Saturdays… however, there is another tailor in the same plaza, which did my pants within an hour for 10 bucks!

One of my favorite places to get paintball gear. They offer Dickies and Carhartt clothing. They also offer camping equipment, boots, etc.
This location, in particular, has more than the downtown location.
Definitely, a great location when looking for military/​camping gear.

The reason I love this store is because they have affordable camping accessories. You can buy para cord and buckles of you want to weave your own survival bracelets. They have a huge selection of Kamelbacks and backpacks (a little pricey at times). They have other unique supplies (lots of boots, clothes, and military gear). It is a big place and they don’t carry everything but they do what they do best and that is military goods.
The only thing I think they need to address is that some of their staff talk to each other too much rather than help a customer. I have noticed this problem more than once. If I get the employees attention I am lucky to be treated with a stare as they show a reluctance to help at times. They never smile either.
I will be back to shop there but I won’t expect much from their staff. Overall It’s a great place to check out.

The reason we visited this location is for the big mens 3x shirts we bought on 6^th ave and this new location was closer to home. The only thing that stands out when you walk in other than the crowd is it is FREEZING in there. Don’t know if it is because they cannot afford to heat it or it is a tactic to make you want to buy warm clothing. The T-​shirts with logos are not organized to see sizes without digging through all of the collars in stacks. Some were hard to find but were hanging up. We had a lady at the register hold a shirt as I found a few when my b/​f was in line. When we returned to the counter, the shirt had been thrown on the floor and we had to ask 2 people to pick it up to hand it to us. We will never go back here again

Hats off to this Miller’s because it feels really big and is one of the cleanest and most organized ones I’ve ever scene.
The first arena is all fatigues, and knives. Then you get into your MRE’s military socks, random shovel holsters, and an old Timey car that has an old guy mannequin inside of it. A bit creepy if you ask me.
The Second enclave is filed with lots of camping stuff, cool gadgets, and is decked out with nice display cases. Im sure your water filtration and tent need would be very satisfied here.
The back area is mostly utility clothing stocking and impressive Carhartt array of items.
I think this store is quite good, I couldn’t find the boots I was looking for and no one knew the material of an insert I found, it was important to know.