Army Surplus For Less

I buy shoes and boots at Army Surplus. The salespeople in shoe department could use some training on etiquette. Most sales people at other stores will approach the customer asking how to help the customer, not at Army surplus. A few times while looking at shoes and boots, I heard a voice yelling to me from across the room if I found anything I liked. This is not good service to have employees grunting across the store to the customer., I consider it very rude. I can only guess the minimum wage workers at this store simply keep their job for showing up to work and could care less about their attitude.
Overall the prices are good compared to other stores,

Greatest store ever!!! My family and I have been coming here as long as I can remember. Always a great selection of camping supplies, work clothes, and military gear. Helpful and friendly staff! I will be shopping at this store until I drop! Extremely easy to come in and spend your entire paycheck!

This place never disappoints me. I can find the gear I need for my uniform at a reasonable price.

I am busy buying outdoor gear for summer activities and was recommended to go here. The staff were so friendly and helped me find items and gave recommendations. I liked that they had staff in all different areas which is needed since it’s a big store.
They have name brands and some brands I hadn’t heard of, but I am not a label snob. As long as my rain coat doesn’t leak, I’ll be a happy girl.

This place is amazing and has amazing products and customer service. On the rare occasion that had an issue they went above and beyond to fix it. I highly recommend this store to anyone and everyone! The prices are great, customer service is even better and they have the best boots in Colorado

Cool place. Lots of inventory. Great prices on Dickies and Carhart gear. It’s crowded and confusing layout but still a good experience. Reminds me of the surplus store in the movie Falling Down but without the racist talk.

I always like coming here. They always have a lot of cool stuff I will need when I start my militia or zombie killing group.
I like looking at the imsignia, patch and weapons collections they have. Always see something I have never seen before.
If you want to start a militia or even a terrorist group this is a good starting point!

A lot of cool stuff here, and I mean a LOT. But not much in the way of actual military surplus, and a lot of overpriced Colorado hiking/​camping gear that you can get for cheaper elsewhere. That said, the rucks, duffels, MOLLE packs, and other
copies of foreign gear are pretty nice and reasonably priced (go figure!). WAY too much in the way of crappy puffy fleece clothing in that one back room. Strangely, I saw more stuff in the impulse buy cases at checkout that interested me than I did elsewhere, but the line was moving so fast I didn’t have a chance to get a good look at it.

Always find what we need here. Reasonable priced compared to any other outdoor store. We always check got stuff here before buying anywhere else. Huge selection. Bonus if you have military ID you get 10% off!

Went in and checked it out looking for stuff for backpacking. Most items I was interested in were way cheaper on Amazon. I even saw a jacket with original tag on it for $ 75 they bag marked up to $ 85.if you want some cool vintage stuff they have it. Also saw Outdoor Research items, same as they sell at Walmart which tells me this isn’t really an army surplus store at all, rather just an overuns /​jobber store.

Avoid! cheap, chintzy crap from china! Almost non-​existent customer service and the now understandable «No return policy». Stuff that was bought days ago falling apart.

I work here and this store rocks! Come see us for yourself. An anacroism from the past. If your not happy with us let us help you. But please be patient, we are very, very busy. BTW what you spend here stays here. Thank you!

Love these kinds of stores! I have been looking all over for a black Levi’s denim coat for my boyfriend for over year now. Online, retail stores, even the Levi’s outlet with no success. Randomly, I went in here, BOOM! They had what I needed at a price I can handle! Now, my boyfriend loves me and I love this place. Winning.

This store is a fixture in the Denver Metro area. I’ve been coming here literally for decades. I recall buying some fun stuff in my teenage years and that shopping trend has continued. Whether it was a full length navy pea coat, bandanas, key rings, camping gear or just a pair of jeans, Army Surplus For Less came through. These days I love them for the extensive stock of Carhartt products. Beanies, gloves, lined jeans, work shirts, western shirts — they always have a tremendous stock of products. Typically while browsing I find an employee stocking the shelves who will make contact with me without any prompting. This is really helpful due to the sheer volume the store offers in a relatively confined space. Checking out is a breeze and if you mind the well-​marked parking signs, off-​street parking is easy. If you have not been here, I suggest you check it out.

Very briefly, this store has incredible merchandise. For anyone who is a survivalist, military gonzo, security guy, hiker, or outdoor kind of guy like yours truly; this store has everything and they even have a store next to it and a warehouse in back (with barred windows no less).
Problem is that the service reeks. I’ve been to these two affiliated stores multiple times and while I love what they sell, their customer service and ability to just help people coming in is practically zero. Too many bikers or Section 8 discharges, not sure, but their customer service has literally kept me from making purchases simply because the service was either rude (ultra macho ready for combat) or clueless (which is worse?).
Prices are wild and sporadic. I almost bought a pair of used Army boots for $ 30. Went back a week later and the stoner-​looking dude had no idea what I was talking about and looked like he needed a smoke. Bad. And was testy about it.
I’ve looked at purchasing everything from head wear to pants, to footwear to eye protection here, and camping tools. Each time, the person I would ask for help was either a) pissed off and angry, b) no idea what I was talking about or what the store carried and didn’t give a hang, c) was nowhere to be found, or d) just so offensive in their demeanor that I left.
I go through alot of clothing from footwear to glasses to gloves and belts and socks and especially for the 8-​month Denver winters and would visit this store weekly for purchases — if they could just care enough to treat customers with basic common courtesies and if they don’t know about a size for something, go check.
I’ve turned down purchasing things at their stores multiple times and went to discount retailers, thrift stores or police suppliers rather than give them my patronage.
If only this place were run like a military installation! Or at least with some kind of military precision or organization. Make the employees be polite and care. Make them take showers and get haircuts and shave regularly so they don’t scare little children and wives. Have sizes posted for items, and keep them up. Just a few ideas.
Maybe they’ll get with it, maybe they won’t. Probably not.

I have been going to this place for what, 30 years easy — you literally will get lost in here. It meanders here and there. I was able to come in and get exactly what I wanted and then some. It looks like their gun supply area has expanded (no they don’t sell guns) — plus their ammunition has very competitive prices and their folks behind the counter know their stuff with regards to it. One thing I noticed over the years is that they have more name brand stuff — not that they have less surplus they just crammed more stuff into the space they have. Also check out their outlet store a little ways down the street — they have a nice selection of motorcycle duds.

If you have ever been to an Army Navy surplus store this is an awesome one. If you haven’t been to one I can’t put into words what all it is so you just have to go. This place is huge and has a TON of stuff and a good supply of it.
I am not the key demographic for this place. I have no interest in camo, carheart, or knives but I can still always find an arm full of stuff I want. They have a ton of camping stuff you aren’t going to find at Target, a good selection of water bottles (something near and dear to my heart) and about 100 things that make me think of someone else (Why yes Vince would love neon targets that explode when you shoot them and look like one inch tall animals).
This place is also SPRAWLING. You could easily get lost here. Or if you are me you could easily think it was about time to go and then have your boyfriend be like «Woah no there is still two more rooms we have to look at!» The good news is that means you can find something for every male and almost every female in your life here.
I will say the bathrooms are a little… well terrifying. As I said I am not their key demo. I get that most people shopping here are into camo from floor to ceiling. For me it was terrifyingly dark. I will say that the one time I did go to the bathroom here I was in the process of passing a kidney stone so I really didn’t find much funny… and I always find everything funny. I guess at the end of the day for some people having a roll of paper towel next to the roll of toilet paper is awesome… for me it was a bad bad sign.
Also the people checking you out could be about 200 times more friendly. I have found the people working throughout the store are always very nice and helpful but on more than one occasion I have checked out here and not heard a single word from the cashier besides my total. I work retail so I am pretty friendly to others doing a job I know can make you want to kill people but I see no excuse to ignore a customer that says «Hi!» to you first and then again when they say «thank you!» when they leave.

Terrible service! I went in to exchange jeans for correct size. Had receipt. Was charged $ 5 extra per pair because «price of cotton just went up». When i protested clerk accused me of being drunk — and i dont drink. So they took my original purchase, marked them each up $ 5 and made an extra $ 20 on this exchange. To addinsult to injury clerk said «This is how we stay in business — and we have the right to refuse your business!»
Ernie

List of Errands for today…
1. Target — Pink Nail polish
2. Urban Outfitters — Cute Dress
3. Dry Cleaning for lace sweater
and oh yeah… 4. Army/​Navy Surplus for new combat boots for work at an exceptionally low price.
I love this place it has everything that I need in the less girly and even girly part of my life. Boots on sale for under $ 100 which were over $ 100 in similar catalog selling them.
Plan on going back to pick up a few army cots and a hydration bag.
P. S. They sell everything from all the branches, stickers, shirts, well you name it.

I love Army and Navy surplus stores, and this is easily the best I’ve ever shopped at. It looks really small from the outside but, as others have noted, it’s literally a labyrinth inside, with aisle upon twisting aisle of pretty much everything. Need fishing tackle, knives, ammo, camping gear, a portable potty? They’ve got it, and TONS more besides (I got a bit nostalgic seeing British Navy-​issue sweaters like my dad used to wear back in the day when he was a Sailor). They have tons of work boots and athletic footwear including VERY reasonably-​priced Doc Marten, Merrell, Caterpillar, Timberland and Dickies shoes/​boots
Sure it’s a bit grubby and disorganized but browsing their mind-​boggling array of merchandise is super fun! Cool staff too.