Flight Club

Great shipping. I got it right before my birthday so it made my day even better & they always have what you want. I bought some Pantone Retro 11 10.5. PowderBlue, can’t wait Untill I buy more

+ Great service
+ LOTS to choose from
+ LOTS of colorways
+/​-​Prices are high, but you pay for the convenience fee of being able to walk in and buy
— Parking sucks
This place was great to me during my visit. I went in, picked out the shoes I wanted and they helped me in and out quickly. I went in there probably not in the most baller ass hypebeast attire and they still helped me. Some shops don’t do that, and immediately assume you’re window shopping. Nah fam, they got me quick.
I see a lot of reviews that say this place is overpriced. Well, go buy elsewhere? Again, as I mentioned above, you’re paying for the convenience of being able to walk in and buy the pair of shoes you want, IMMEDIATELY.
One main thing I was irked about, is that the parking here sucks. Really hard to find parking. I had to park at the store in the back lot that was located in an alleyway. I wasn’t supposed to park there, but I already know what I was going in for, so I didn’t take too long.
Overall, 4 out of 5 stars. I’d go back to check out more shoes when I get the chance.

Nice selection, but WAY TO OVER OVERPRICED. Shoes are double the price and most of them aren’t even deadstock and new. Staff are rude, no wonder I didn’t see many customers in there.

What is it about working at a store that sells Jordans and Sbs that makes employees pretentious and condescending? I thought Solestage was bad… and FlightClub? All these clowns can’t even do their job and provide customer service, and when you do get it, it also comes with attitude. Bunch of clowns that just hang out and circle jerk each other while customers are in the store… Get off your high horse. Rather go to RifLa. Only thing good about this spot is they have way more shoes than other stores.

I must have visited on a good day (Saturday afternoon around 4 PM) because I was able to grab a metered parking spot two doors down from the store (it takes credit cards, at $ 2 increments, if you don’t have coins).
I did not encounter the horrible customer service so many reviewers complained either. Sure, the staff did not proactively engage me to see if I needed help (both stayed behind the counter), but whenever I approached them about a pair of shoes, they were more than happy to grab a pair for me to try on.
Their prices are on the high side, but anyone who did a little bit of due diligence and checked their website before going in would know that. I wouldn’t advise coming here to grab all your hard to find sneakers, but if you are missing a pair or two to complete your collection, this is a good place to consider.

This will probably be the shortest review I have ever written on Unilocal.Selection is amazing when it comes to Jordans, their price can be little higher than most (due to most shoes being in consignment), parking is terrible (expected since it is in LA), but most importantly… Their customer service is TERRIBLE.
If you are spending good amount of money for your sneakers here, I just can’t grasp why their customer service is so terrible. I would think even more people would buy from FC if they fixed this issue. Look at your customers’ review.
If this review was only based on customer service, I would give this place one star, but since you can pretty much find whatever sneaker you are looking for because of their selection. I gave them 3 stars.

This is a terrible store never go here I went there and bought a pair of Nike zoom LeBron 3s for 327 $ and when I put them on for the first time in my house to break them in then the entire sole came off, terrible business and even if you try to complain and wanna talk to the owner they won’t give you the owners number email etc

Last Sunday, my gf and I visited this place.
It surprisingly hidden, considering this a #sneakerheads paradise.
There was two associates at the front counter, an african american, and the other appeared to be of either hispanic or middle eastern descent.
The place appeared clean, and although it is quite a huge showroom, oddly enough there was only one single solitary stool (for you to sit and try on kicks)
I’ve heard stories of how crowded this place usually is but luckily, it wasn’t that day so I was able to get help swiftly.
The African American (wearing a baseball cap) associate was very helpful. He knew exactly what pair of Jordans I wanted.
He was also very cordial as he explained their return policy, as well as urging me to try on the J’s just to make sure it fit me correctly.
It’s unfortunate I didn’t get his name.
I also asked for some stickers, and the other associate threw in a handful of various FC stickers in my shopping bag.
Overall, I was very pleased with my shopping experience at FLIGHT CLUB, and I will definitely shop here again.
I’ll give them bonus points in keeping their website updated.
My fiancè and I, made a trip to RIFLA earlier that sunday, and wasted our time.
RIFLA’s website said the Jordans I had wanted to purchase was in stock, unfortunately, when we were there at the store the clerk said that wasn’t the case, that they had sold the pair I wanted to purchase for a while ago.
Safe to say I was mildly irritated but it is what it is.
Now I know I shouldn’t rely on RIFLA’s website. Lesson learned. Move on.
And moved on I did, to FLIGHT CLUB so hence my great experience, and this review.
So in essence, I recommend checking out FLIGHT CLUB if you’re looking for that particular rare Air Jordans you can’t live without.
Just keep in mind.
In the sneaker game, you gotta pay to play.

Probably walked in on a good day. One guy checked and made sure I was helped and if I needed anything. Lots of shoes, lots of people, and keep in mind it’s a consignment store and prices can be high. They carry limited edition shoes that’s probably dead stock everywhere else and most likely in the size you want– for a price of course! I will be back if I was looken for something in particular & can’t find it anywhere else.

This place is paradise for a pre-​teen/​teen boy that loves tennis shoes! They have a huge display for people to see, touch and examine.
Their shoes are all tagged with prices, so there is no wondering about it.
The staff there is friendly and they are not breathing-​down your neck, but do give you the freedom to look around without feeling pressured.
Shoes are pricey, but that is just the way it is due to the selection of shoes they have.

Lots of great over priced jordans

Great store for sneaker heads. They may be a bit pricey but they always come up with the «hard to find shoe.»

First time ever going to this place. I went on a Friday around 5pm. My time there was a total of 15 minutes, if that. I walked right in, a young guy said «what’s up» I told him I needed the Jordan 4 in a size 11.5, he didn’t have that size, I went for a size 12, paid, they explained all sales were final & if the shoe doesn’t work out, I could put the shoes on consignment. The shoe was originally $ 190, when it was released but I paid almost double, sucks. But my guy was happy on his birthday, which is what mattered the most.

Let’s start off by saying they have the WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE EVER! I brought a pair of DB5s brand new in a box. When I went to check on them. They weren’t sold the box was DESTROYED, the SHOES HAD SCRAPES ON THEM, and the bottom clearly indicated that they were USED! When asked what happen the guy (CHUCKY) was just giving me bullshit and being a smart ass and told me take my shoes back. So now I gotta contact my lawyer and see what I can do.

Store is nice, dunno about the customer service. My experience was: Walked in, was looking for a specific nike dunk which was priced at 100 $ on ebay and amazon, asked the guy working behind the counter showed me the dunk, when I saw its price I just walked out immediately. (It was priced at 240 $!!!) WAY OVER PRICED but nice place.

I will never consign shoes to this store again. Horrible customer service, and nobody answers the phone. Should of went to RIF or Holy Grail.
I left 2 pairs of shoes to consign. One was sold within a week the other shoe was never put on there site, to be honest I don’t really care what and who they sell the shoes too, what really got me upset was the the lame excuse of a pair of shoes being in someone’s online shopping cart for almost 4 weeks. I can smell bullshit. I really just need to speak to someone but nobody calls back, they do reply but it’s almost like a text. They should teach customer service to there people that work there. The black dude seems to be the only guy in there that knows whats up… Will never return here. Im sure they don’t give a shit but they will one day when there back to selling shoes on craigslist.

Horrible customer service, the 2 guys that were working were just standing around like idiots, didn’t bother asking anyone if they need a size or anything. They do have a great selection of shoes but wayyy overpriced.
I’d rather take my business to RIF, they’re prices are more reasonable and better customer service.
If I could of given this place no stars, I would have.

This review is based on the pathetic attitudes the employees have. I called one afternoon while I was driving (thank god for blue tooth in my car) because I just got paid and just got out of work and wanted to go directly there before they close. So I call and this was the convo, ready?
ME: «Hi, I was wondering if you have size 12 in the 7s in stock?»
FLIGHT CLUB: «awkward pause… OK… you do know we have a website right? „
ME:“ um no I did not I’m sorry but thanks for the info, can you see if you have them in stock so I can go pick them up right now ?»
FLIGHT CLUB: «no, we have a website where you can check what we have in stock «
… and the phone hangs up.
THE HELL, are you kidding me, I’m about to blow $ 400.00 on some dumb ass shoes and not only can you not tell me what you have in stock but you hang up on me? I honestly had no clue moving your fingers for about 20 seconds tops to see if you have a size could be so difficult. I honestly would have never called if I wasn’t all the way in Egypt (Chatsworth).
… I ended up going in on the weekend and buying those stupid shoes.
Again, the 1 star is for the horrible customer service. The selection of shoes is incredible, everything you can think and imagine of. Do yourself a favor and go in and don’t even bother calling.

I walk in and have to stop myself from buying a pair of J’s. every. single. time. Shoe selection is on POINT, but obviously taxed up the ass especially because of its location.

I used to sell a lot of sneakers on consignment at Flight Club but I no longer do business with them for two reasons.
The first reason is simple. Their consignment rate isn’t as good as RIF’s or Holy Grail’s. I can make more money selling my shoes elsewhere. So if you’re a re-​seller and are looking to make the most money possible, there are two better options than Flight Club.
The second reason is because of the employees at Flight Club. I’ve been to all three of flight club’s stores. The employees at the NY store are typical New Yorkers. Take that how you will. But the LA employees that I’ve encountered (except for one black guy who was really laid back and friendly) are complete jerks. Specifically I am talking about this one heavy-​set Hispanic man at Flight Club LA. I was selling some Jordan V’s a while ago and was asking him about something and he gave me a series of extremely rude responses. I’m not one of those annoying high school kids that hangs out on Fairfax all day like Tyler the Creator or something. I was there to do business and get out. The guy was taking forever to process my transaction and he was completely unhelpful. The store wasn’t crowded and he kept playing with his cell phone while I was standing right in front of him waiting for him to finish up. I wish I remembered his name so that I could tell you to avoid this guy if you actually decide to visit this location. As a matter of fact, I STRONGLY recommend that you visit RIF or Holy Grail instead. You’ll pay less at those places if you’re buying and earn more if you’re selling. I never expected great customer service at this place, but when conducting any type of transaction involving money, there is value in being professional and efficient. Flight Club was neither one of those in virtually all of my dealings with them and that’s flat out embarrassing.
Last thing– I see some reviews on here where people comment on how expensive the shoes are in the shop. Extremely high prices at a sneaker consignment shop is the norm. You go to a consignment shop to avoid camping out at Footlocker, Finishline, Niketown etc or because you couldn’t get to a store or online on a particular sneaker’s release date. You pay for convenience and accessibility to the rare/​exclusive shoes that you weren’t able to purchase at retail value. Believe it or not there are kids across the country that are literally killing each other for some of these shoes. It’s extremely sad and embarrassing, however there is a niche market for sneaker re-​sellers and Flight Club operates to cater to that demographic.
Another thing to consider when commenting on prices at this place is that Flight Club is probably paying through the nose to have their store located on Fairfax.