Finish Line

Bought some new nikes at Finish Line, Circle Center. Everyone was super friendly and super helpful. Aaron helped me out and was extra chill and not annoying like most sales people can be. Great job Aaron. Also, there is a nice selection of music that plays in this store and it makes me happy.

Weakk

I ordered online, the geniuses there sent me a hoodie by mail with the «ink security tag» on one of them and the 2^nd item looked like a «youth» size even though I ordered a men’s medium.
I recommend that IF you buy from them make sure it’s on sale in-​order to justify the poor service and poor quality.

The Finish Line was founded in Indianapolis and has grown into a national chain. So by shopping here, you’re supporting a local business… they employee a few hundred people at their HQ and warehouse on the east side of Indy.
Their tightest relationship seems to be with Nike, you can see «Finish Line» exclusives listed on their web site. Service at the downtown store has always been good and a couple of the people who I’ve talked to there really know what they are talking about when it comes to running shoes. Decent selection of college and pro team clothing in most stores and lots more on their web site. Web site offers free shipping on shoes.
If you order online, you can return or exchange at any of their stores… makes it easy to shop with them.

Okay, I’m a Reggie Miller, Chuck Person, LaSalle Thompson, Davis Bros, Jalen Rose, Rik Smits kind of guy. However, I love me some Jordan’s. I Love Jordan’s! I LOVE JORDAN’S! So how I judge a sneaker place is by their selection of Brand Jordan.
But before that, a little history: This used to be the biggest Finish Line ever when Circle Center first opened. It was just above Sam Goody, which was the other store just as large. But when Sam Goody went out of business, Finish Line moved to a smaller location too and it effected my relationship with them.
It was no longer a destination to buy all kinds of shoes, but mainly just sneakers. And since I really only like white walking shoes (an occasional Adidas, Reebok or Puma) and Jordan’s, I have to judge a store by it’s selection of the latter.
Walking shoes I can get anywhere, Jordan’s I have to go to Finish Line, Foot Locker, Dicks, or Champs Sports. I don’t really like Champs. Their store is too cluttered. Dick’s selection is limited and horrible in style. Foot Locker is small, but has tons of selection and that brings us to Finish Line.
They are still one of the bigger stores, but their selection of shoes doesn’t seem to fit the size of the store. They have several Jordan’s, but they are all the same style, or styles that aren’t selling. Every once in a while I’ll find a shoe I like here, but that is a rarity. And that is a disappointment for what Finish Line (and Indianapolis based chain) could be!

well we were looking for sandals & a friend of mine suggested Air Jordan because of my wide foot, so off to Finish Line in Circle Center Mall,
Reid (he’s a Sneakerologist) helped us, showing me several different styles, but he did suggest «you don’t have to buy em, just try them» America’s #1 Athlete Performance insole, i Immediately felt a bounce in my step, while checking out he suggested Oxy Sport, a sneaker cleaner with Oxy, (i like Dawn, but also Love clean sneakers)
they have Never been brighter, love this stuff