Fit2Run, The Runner’s Superstore

Great place for all things running related. They sell shoes, clothes, protein bars, gummy refresh snacks, compression socks and more.
They offer a running analysis machine that will help to tell you the right kind of shoe you should be wearing to run. This is based on how your leg and foot move when in a running movement.
At the register they have a variety of bumper stickers, magnets, wearable lights, and keychains. You can also join their running club for discounts if merch.
Prices here are at our higher than some other locations so I’d recommend buying on sale.
Overall: B
Higher pricing and inability to access without going through the mall bring this place down a notch. They have everything a runner needs though!

The merchandise is similar to other stores, it just seems slightly higher priced. I didn’t care for the staff, since the guy didn’t know anything about running shoes. I only came here because I was from out of town and forgot my running shoes at home, and needed a pair urgently. It’s not a bad store but I already have a running store preference and I will stick with that store instead.

Today was my third and last time shopping at this location. First of all, the store is HOT. It’s rare that I complain about heat, as I am always cold, however, this store is uncomfortably warm.
Secondly, when I choose a specialty running store over a big box chain, I expect expert advice and help. Not being satisfied with my current running shoes, I was looking to find something that fit and performed better. Every time I have been to this location, the salesperson had not offered any suggestions, despite me specifically asking for them. I would hope they could tell me about some of the different models or brands, and some differences between them, but nothing. Rather I had to just pick something, not knowing anything about it, and try it on to see if it worked.
After trying on 4 pairs that didn’t work, I decided it was time to cut my losses and leave the heat. I will not be visiting this location again. I will either try the Disney Springs location or check out another company that is willing to offer their customers more assistance.

Eddie Mior was a big help. Got me in some good feeling kicks, reviewed me on camera, great staff, very helpful

Great store! If you go in ask for Michelle! She hooked me up with a great pair of Saucony’s after patiently working with me to figure out what type of shoe would be best for me. They have a club for $ 30 a year that gives you 10% off everything PLUS you can «test drive» your new shoes for 30 days: if you don’t like them you can bring them back for an easy exchange. How cool is that?! Makes it a lot easier to spend $ 200 on a pair of shoes! :) I F2R!

What do you do when all of your favorite local running stores are closed for the July 4^th weekend and you really need running shoes? Well, conveniently enough Fit2Run was open, and they even had a pretty awesome sale.
We were shopping for shoes for my son. He had been previously fitted for running shoes at another running store. Our salesperson said he should probably stick with the same shoes since he was happy with them, but he still offered to let him run on their treadmill. Watching the video was interesting, but didn’t really change anything. Even though he had him try a different brand of shoe on the treadmill he still said to stick with the shoes he already had.
Luckily those shoes were on sale (Happy July 4^th!). They were half as much as we paid for the older version. Plus there was a $ 5 off check-​in offer from Unilocal.I was really happy. Service was pretty good and we got a great deal.

I would love to give 5 stars to the store. You will find very nice stuff for running, the kind you will never find in a traditional outlet. Top brands and latest products will be found.
Here’s the thing: customer attention SUCKS! I went inside the store and asked for a pair of shoes, and after they brought them, I said to the lady who was helping me: let me see a little bit around the store… then every step I did, the lady was behind me… not kidding, every time I took some clothe she came to me and asked me if I needed help. That happened 3 times in less than 2 minutes.
I went the day after to the store with the hope the same lady wasn’t there. She wasn’t so I thought this was my opportunity to look around… BUT the same thing happened, but now I had a guy 3 meters away from me following me on every step and another guy in less that 1 meter… could you believe this?
A really annoying shopping experience!!!

An attendant was very rude to my son and I. Not child friendly at all. They are much nicer when you are alone and they can focus on making their sale.

Customer service is non-​existent, the staff couldn’t look or be any more disinterested. Went to Downtown Disney location and fared the same.

Meh. Not impressed. Part of the reason I dislike this is the location, the darkened monstrosity that is the Florida Mall. But on top of that the store itself is just way overpriced. Running shoes seem on par with other stores, but all the other products are crazy high. Hell, even Clif bars are almost double what most other stores sell them for. There was a sale rack which confused me. There was a regular price and then a ‘club’ price. I have no idea what a club price is, but anytime I have to sign up for special prices I am immediately turned off. If it’s on sale, just make it on sale.
I’m going back to Track Shack.

Way to upgrade and move on up! This place is MILES ahead of both the Tampa and St. Pete stores, and is right smack in the middle of the Disney Running fun. The staff are always very helpful, product choices widely available, and most of the time they know which products are a good fit for which people. Couldn’t ask for a better running specialty store.

The good:
Fit2run is located inside the Florida mall. Its a very aesthetically pleasing store, lots of bright colors cool displays. Inside they have a huge selection of running sneakers, clothes, socks, compression shorts, gadgets and all the other items you need to perform a sport that requires no gear.
If your in the market for shoes they can analyze your gait. Its a pretty cool system, you get on a treadmill and they tell you what type of shoes you need. A pretty valuable service when starting to run.
The less good:
1. There is like 500 employees. Seriously, I’ve seen less employees on construction sites.
2. The check out process is insane. The check out counter is round and doesn’t lend itself to queuing up. Its hard to tell who’s working the register and who’s standing behind the counter.
3. I’m not sold the employees really know what they’re talking about.
All in all its a decent place to grab a pair of sneakers. I will return.