Pretty cool. Had my buddy's size XXXL. GREAT prices big selection carhart specialist.
more camping / out doors than army surplus but they have a pretty good selection
Always a great experience staff is always friendly and helpful never have had a complaint been going there for years
Needed a peacoat for a 40s event. Found a great one here. Warm good quality
Great Store! Army Surplus was lacking, but the Carhart FR and Boots are excellent! We did buy a 8x6 embroidered dbl stiched flag. GREAT AMERICAN FLAG SELECTION
They ordered what I wanted with no problem. Itb is nice to shop at the surplus store, a lot of cool stuff.
Got a new pair of chaps from my boyfriend! Surprise, can't wait to go for a ride now! Good price and they're insulated!
Go to the Army surplus in Arvada! I was sold a used sleeping bag as new for 179.99. When I went to return it, the manager was completely rude and the casher at the gun counter stared me down till I left. The worst customer service I've experienced in ten years!
Always can find exactly what I need for my leather and for those hard to buy people really enjoy shopping there and they both shops
Love this place. Interesting finds and friendly people. It's all good. Spend some time just looking around, you really can't take it all in on just one visit.
Had the people in the front sending me to the back but then found somebody that actually knew the store they got me right to where I needed to be and we're so helpful thank you so much.
The bait and switch. I called to ask about Army Field jackets. She told me they had them in my size and only $38. When I arrived they are not Army jackets at all, they are fake army jackets that cost $99. When I asked about the price I was told on the phone, they took off $5 for the trouble. Still not cool.
I am a hospice nurse and went in to buy survival blankets for seniors at a local nursing home and assisted living that had lost power and needed a way to warm folks up. The staff was friendly and super helpful, they even gave us a discount to help out. We purchased every blanket they had, all 138 of them from the inventory. When we got to the nursing home the power had just been restored (much earlier than expected) and we no longer needed the blankets. The employees were great about letting us return the blankets, so we kept a few to hand out to the homeless