11/15/08

ADA noncompliance

by lzb92106

Good selection of merchandise, but when I mentioned to the cashier that the racks were probably violating the American with Disabilities Act, the cashier coped an attitude. Apparently, they were aware that the racks were inaccessible but had an excuse. I am abled bodied, but feel for people who have to struggle unneccessarily.

• Pros: good selection
• Cons: not all of store accessible to disabled (racks in middle of store)

The sporting goods superstore that covers all the bases, from home gyms to team sports and paintball.

by Contributor

In Short
This chain (which began as a small ski shop in 1959 and has grown to more than 30 locations throughout California and Nevada) boasts a selection of equipment for everything from rollerblading and running to racquetball and football. Test-drive the latest golf clubs or break into a sweat on one of the home gyms. The ski--and now snowboard--equipment is still available, in addition to the odd fly-fishing or cricket accessory.