NBA Store

Many interactive things for adults and kids decent size store 3 floors. Many items to choose from clothing to Footwear. Team leader Cherise is the best. Many people don’t know the huge statues of the players in the store are actually for sale if you have $ 25,000 laying around lol

I’m a big fan of the NBA. Most of all, I come here to buy alot of NBA jerseys and other equipment so I can have my own classic basketball game. I find this place a lot nicer in the inside than the old one. But the things are expensive. I paid $ 50 for a replica jersey. Before it was $ 10 less than the price now. The swingman jersey and shorts is what I found the most expensive. I paid $ 110 for the jersey and shorts. I bought the Stephen Curry slate jersey and shorts which were both swingman. But I like the material of what the swingman jersey was made out of.

It was a very nice experience. The store is broken up into segments and organized. I really enjoyed the custom jersey section and I will be getting a custom one made soon. The clerks are very nice and willing to help at any moment. Will be coming back to get presents. Only reason not 5 stars because they are on the pricey side, but i guess thats what you expect with authentic merchandise. More Sales please haha

This is a large store, with a big selection of NBA gear. Make sure you make it to all three floors — we almost missed the basement!
For Warriors fans, there is a big mural of the champions on the ground floor by the back door you can snap a photo of.
I was looking for a specific size of Lakers slippers for my brother, and the associate I asked very lazily responded that all they had was out, he didn’t even try to check for more, nor did he pay much attention to my request. Employees seem to be everywhere in this store, but only a few greet you and few are really jumping to help you. Just hope you find what you need on the rack!
Minus stars for service, but plus more stars for lots and lots of well placed merchandise, even though I didn’t get the slippers I wanted as a gift!

Yay, the NBA store is back… well sort of. It’ still a nice place to hang out and visit whenever you pass by. Tons of NBA gear and souvenirs, but something is missing here.
The old NBA store was still much better with a court you could shoot around in, not here. The player shoes and hand prints are gone too, unless I missed it, but that made an interesting visit. Another thing I miss are the old NBA jersey prices, man have they jacked up the price on them. For such a cheap material (polyester/​nylon) and lack of it, there is really no reason why the authentic jerseys should cost that much.
Also the NBA has a strong connection with sneakers. Anyone into the sneaker game knows about limited sneakers and signature shoes. The only ones they have are the generic ones you find everywhere, which is pretty boring.
But again, its still a nice store to hang out in especially on a weekday and if you’re a basketball fan. Not sure if its worth it to fight through the tourists that like to stand in the middle of the sidewalks doing nothing on a weekend though.

I came to the NBA store looking for a. basketball– they had better selection at modells. If you like paying $ 70 for polyester sweatshirts then this is the place for you

75% of the associates are incompetent and lazy. 25% are friendly and helpful. good luck with those odds.
went to buy a gift for a friend and asked if they had a beanie in a specific team. associate responds with «nah, just what’s there.» asked another, who said «let me check!» same outcome, different experience. others just ignore you and avert their gaze or constantly restock the same shelves so they don’t have to interact with customers. OR, my favorite, just talk to each other and ignore customers altogether.
also, they don’t accept returns from the online store unless they already have *the exact* item in store. otherwise it’ll «mess up their inventory.» yeah, THANKS.
obviously i had a bad experience. hope others have better.

There have been three NBA stores. The first one was around 5^th Avenue and 52^nd Street. The 2^nd one, which was kinda lame, was on 5^th and I think 47−48^th street. This location is a block away from the second location.
The first location was the best. it had a mini basketball court and a café. Some NBA players even signed autographs at that location. While this isn’t as impressive as the 1^st location, it’s still pretty cool. It has all of the NBA memorabilia you want. There are a million Steph Curry and Kristaps Porzingis jerseys. There are also signed basketballs, sneakers, caps, framed pictures, bobble heads, book bags, basically everything you can think of (there was a display of Shaq’s sneaker. His sneaker is as large as my forearm).
There’s a small WNBA section on the 2^nd floor, but women’s basketball is as interesting as a late night infomercial. The 2^nd floor also featured a NBA 2K game console. You can actually play the game (besides a brief visit to Barcade, I haven’t player videogames in over 15 years. I can’t even afford the systems).
Modell’s sells NBA apparel at a cheaper price than the NBA store. Nevertheless, I encourage people to visit. You can simply look at the product you want and then buy it at Modell’s.
The only reason I didn’t give the NBA store a 5 is because I saw an employee cough right on a jersey.

Still not as big as the original NBA store, but definitely bigger than the last temporary location. There are 3 levels to the store. Top level is kids, shoes and hats; the street level is their newest additions; and on the basement level is where all the jerseys and team apparels are located. Great selection of all the popular teams jerseys. So if your fan of GS, Cleveland or Lakers, this store’s got you covered with all their gear!