Sporting Goods in Rockville, MD

“This place offers cheaper prices for badminton rackets than online shopping. If you are going to visit his business to look at different rackets or other stuff, I suggest you to call first before going.”

“If you love lacrosse ? (aka, Lax), then you will certainly love Lacrosse Unlimited of Rockville.

This store is the absolute best in the Rockville-Silver Spring-Bethesda area America's oldest sport (yes, it's actually lacrosse). They carry all the latest sticks, heads, mesh, and other equipment, plus the manager, who played college lacrosse, REALLY knows his stuff. Ask him any lax-related question, and he either knows the answer or will find it for you.

Maryland loves lacrosse. And lacrosse players love Lacrosse Unlimited!”

“Mitch spends as much time as is needed to make sure your son or daughter gets the right fit for their sports gear. Especially in the hockey community, Mitch is a great resource. Especially if your kid is a goalie, go see him, you won't be sorry.”

“My most recent visit to RnJ was yesterday. Francisco helped me pick out shoes. Maybe in part because I was the only customer in the store, it was absolutely beyond a doubt the best experience I've had buying shoes, and I'm wondering if it might have been my best experience buying *anything*.He listened as I told him about the knee pain I'd been having. After measuring my feet, he observed how my feet pronate when walking in socks. He brought out 3 shoes just for sizing, one too small, one too large, one just right. He observed my gait in a shoes chosen purely for their diagnostic value. He then observed my gait when wearing a sequence of shoes with progressively more support, until we settled on the perfect shoe.He listened to and answered every one of my many questions, like what's the deal with people walking and even running with soles so thin they're practically barefoot, what is the consequence of the two feet being a half a size different, what is the difference between Asics and Brooks, what if I wear orthotics with the shoes I was buying, what are the chances of my also finding a shoe in their "50% off" room that would work with my feet. What makes for a difficult or tedious customer interaction? And so on. I have a way of driving people nuts with incessant questions. This man's reserve of patience never bottomed out.This store was recommended to me about a decade ago by a physical therapist for obtaining good walking shoes to help a tendonitis that caused the inside of one foot to be red and swollen, and made every step painful. RnJ picked a shoe for me, and (hard to believe but true), in basically 24 hours the pain was gone, and whatever it was that caused it has been gone ever since.Over the years I had grown more and more lax about what shoes I wear, and lately was wearing Sketchers that I had found in a thrift store, that looked virtually new and were very comfortable. Plus, for a stupid reason, I had stopped alternating them with my good Brooks shoes. Knee swelling & pain a week or so ago were my wake up call. I went back to my Brooks from RnJ and the pain subsided. When it was gone completely, I went to buy new shoes. There was no question in the world which store I would go to.”

“Came in with lots of questions and Clifford was a huge help. I was able to restring and buy a racket easily. Clifford was very helpful when picking rackets, encouraging me to take my time and find the one that suits me most. I highly recommend coming here for any tennis needs.”

“I love this store, especially Beryl. She makes the store seem like the place to go. A combination of expertise, thoughtfulness, and kindness make the experience worth repeating.d”

“The staff there was awesome!! I was not sure which kind of cleats to go with and they had a ton of awesome suggestions as well as a good variety to select from. Would come back here again!”

“Good place for discount athletic wear. They keep the store organized well, and they do a good job of keeping the clothes organized by size (and maintaining it), which helps when shopping.”