Sport Clips

It is fast and very cheap. Exactly oasis. Also we will go someday.

Always has a horrible wait, haircuts are mediocre for the price, always understaffed. Only benefit is the TV bit after an hour it doesn’t really help.

Fun place to get a haircut, head massage and a sports update. I highly recommend the hairstylist Lauren she is a really good stylist and has a great personality.

This place has a good vibe, and great prices! I have been coming here for over a year. Ask for Janet she is awesome!

Absolutely asymmetrical cut ,
looks like pieces of hair was partially torn off; too long at the back and not even straight line at the back .
Was it her first day and first client ?
The right side hair hang over the ear length and left side is half an inch shorter, above the ear .
Why make my 12 y old ugly?

Great service, attention to detail, and never rushed. SHO is a perfectionist and Andre is one cool cat that’s great with kids

Do NOT see Darcy, or go into this shop. My hair was about 2 inches long on the top, and I asked for a half inch off. My hair is now ½″ long, I can’t do anything with it. No attempt to blend the sides upwards as requested, she just trimmed it round. She seemed to care more about the game than my haircut. They face you so you can’t see yourself so you can’t tell what it even looks like until they’re done.

I have been in to see Rachel 3 times now and she has been fantastic. I recently had a bad experience at a more expensive place in Bellevue and decided to give Sport Clips a chance. She has gotten it exactly right each time. In fact Rachel fixed the bad cut I got at another place. I actually enjoy the shampooing and hot face towel very much. Rachel is the best! Good price, very reasonable wait time, great atmosphere. I also purchased the shampoo they use and I like it a lot. Overall, excellent rating!

Updating this to 2 stars for the Bellevue location.
They will charge you for the Triple Pay rate even if you only get a hair cut done, which is kinda sad since if for some reason you cannot do the shampoo and hot towel you still need to pay for it :(.
I think this makes this place pretty pricey for ‘haircut only’.
Will probably look around for other options next time.
and oh, don’t hop in here in the last 30 mins of closing, they will do a rushed-​up job and just be in a hurry to get done with you.

First time in to this location, and was a great experience. Katherine cut my hair, and I greatly enjoyed her humor and ability to laugh! Her hair cut was quick and spot-​on to what I was looking for! I

I like sports clips for their ability to provide a higher quality experience than other barbers for the price but I was absolutely disappointed with my haircut. My stylist obviously didn’t listen to my request and decided to take matters into her own hands with my hairstyle and now the hair I have been working on for a good 2 months is about 3 inches on the top… Will not be returning

Ive gone to sport clips for 4 years now. First in Southern California in Yorba Linda, CA and now here in Bellevue, WA. I enjoy the sport themed environment with screens playing games everywhere you look. The hair stylists are personable, laid back, and focused on giving you a great hair cut. I recommend the 2x MVP.

Always loves Sports Clips. This one is especially good and the hair stylists really do a good job.

I stopped here for my first hair cut at what I call a «premium bio-​filaments maintenance facility.» I never been to any of these types of facilities before, so I thought I would give it a try. I wanted a new place to take care of this chore as the default facility (of a different service provider) I normally go to is in Downtown Bellevue, which can be quite a hassle to deal with traffic and all.
In any event, there’s a sign in sheet for those uninitiated at this particular facility, so I signed my name and waited for seemed to be ten minutes or so on a Tuesday evening. Once my name was called up and she led me to her station. The stylist offered various packages available, and I chose the more affordable one, given I’m leaning on frugality.
As the stylist took care of my hair, I was pointed towards a TV with sports-​oriented programming being displayed. Which I could care less about — I just want a haircut, but given that this is a «Sport themed» facility — they do a good job of having locker room theme everywhere, and TVs at every stylist’s station. The entire facility is brightly lite — useful for watching TVs, but of course, styling hair correctly. I know that I tend to be taciturn when getting a haircut — but the stylist did went out of her way to ensure that I was comfortable throughout the process.
Anyway, so the stylist took care of my head — and I got a shampoo afterwards, and head massage service. Which is somewhat intriguing, never had that before. In any event, it was a welcomed change. While getting my hair washed — I was sitting in an electric massaging chair — a rather curious device. I usually don’t indulge myself in unnecessary items.
In summary — the primary objective was to find a new place to get my haircut, which I’m satisfied with the level of service and the ending result. Moreover, I guess I will be indulging myself on a periodic basis with all of the bonus benefits of a massaging chair, and steam towel.

When I first stepped into this place, I’m pretty sure that I let out an audible groan. ESPN on tv’s, sports themed everything, and attractive girls in yoga pants cutting hair. I was convinced that I was going to get a total hack job, and regret it. I didn’t have a whole lot of time to look for somewhere else, so I signed in and sat down.
About 10 minutes later I was greeted by an extremely friendly stylist, Alyssa. She sat me down and explained their offerings to me, of which I chose the cheaper option. She asked me what I wanted done with my hair, and the only reply I had was to «Make it look decent.». I’m getting ready to go deal with a family issue that has hit me very hard, and those were the only words I had.
The next twenty minutes or so were filled with just enough friendly conversation to keep me out of my funk, and my getting a haircut. My hairline is receding, and as I like to say it, «My hair is running away from my face.» It’s really difficult to find a place that can make me look relatively young and good, or make it not look like I just got a haircut.
Alyssa did an amazing job with my hair. No joke, the best haircut I’ve gotten in about three years. I will go back again and again.

I’ve read some of these reviews and I can totally sympathize. I think, gents, that what you need is consistency. I first started going to this location because it is near my office. When I was there, I met a new stylist named Bree who struck up a polite conversation but, since I’m not usually a talker at the barber, she left well enough alone and did a good job. She took my suggestions and criticism really well.
That was over a year ago. Since then I’ve been seeing Bree exclusively and she does a great job. This isn’t because she’s super friendly (she is) or because I’m OCD (I’m not) but because every time I walk in there, both she and her crew do their damndest to ensure that I’m comfortable, satisfied, and happy with my haircut.
I agree, the price is pretty high, but that’s the way across the board, and it’s stil cheaper than Weldon Barber…
for those of you who complain about hot girls who cut men’s hair and this place being a rip-​off, go to Weldon and let me know how «expensive» that $ 25 MVP cut is after some Barbie Doll at Weldon butchers your scalp.
If you’ve had a bad experience before, do yourself a favor and go see Bree. She knows what’s up and will make you want to come back here and delete your poor ratomg.

Wow. This place certainly seems to attract differing opinions. Lots of fives, lots of ones. I’ll go right up the middle.
I’ve been there three times, and each time I’ve been treated very politely and served quickly. The stylists have generally been good at knowing when to try to strike up a conversation and when to just get the job done. The haircuts have been good — not fabulous by any means, but good. And the prices are high — not extraordinary, but high.
I would definitely go there again, but if there was a significant line, I would definitely go somewhere else. That seems like pretty much the definition of a three-​star experience to me.

Nice place!
I usually go to Rudy’s in University District which is a great place but they’ve raised their prices to $ 25/​cut and this place is close to where I work so I thought I would give it a try despite some earlier mediocre reviews.
Obviously it all depends on who actually cuts your hair but Jessi did a great job. MVP (cut, shampoo, scalp massage) is a good value @ $ 24. Scalp massage was terrific. Nice clean place with TVs, in and out in 20 minutes.
Will definitely be back.

Very relaxing to have a hair cut here, as they give out hot towels (like airlines), and do a scalp massage.
Not super pricey if you manage to grab one of the coupons they give out. So with the coupon the price is almost on par with cheaper salons, but you get great service here.
I am thinking of getting their $ 100 MVP (6 haircut bundle)…

I must have wandered in on a good day, going by all these other reviews.
I’ve gone there twice, and twice have walked out with the haircut I wanted, plus a great scalp massage and fun conversation. I’m not a sports buff in the least and I’ve found that isn’t a requirement to be able to talk to the ladies there. We’ve talked everything from relationships to politics to just shooting the breeze about whats been going on with our day to days. Not once did sports pop into the conversation.
The haircuts i’ve gotten, while pretty basic, were exactly as I described to the stylist and I was very pleased. I’ve gone to local high-​end spots and asked for the same haircut and been … less than pleased at the result and the overall treatment I’ve received there.
Sports clips is a guys hair place. Not so much as «You have to be an ass-​slappin’, beer chuggin’ sports guy!!!» place as much as a «You won’t have to deal with goofy froofery and other girly trappings» place. Which, to me, is it’s appeal. I don’t need zen music and incense burning, with low mood lighting and catty hairstylists. I want something akin to an old-​school barbershop where I can go, get my hair cut, shoot the breeze, and get out without having to break the bank.
Haircut, shampoo, scalp massage, and hot towel face treatment all for $ 25. Helluva deal.