Not my idea of a sporting goods store --- my idea of a sporting goods store is one like I visited as a kid, in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, gateway to the great northern wilderness --- a genuine "outfitting" emporium. This was a place you could (were you so inclined) walk in stark naked, clutching cash, and walk out well-equipped to take on the Canadian Shield's woods, waters, and wildlife, year-round. They stocked everything a woodsman might need or want --- camp gear of all sorts, guns (Winchesters) and ammo, fishing tackle, clothing (think Woolrich Mackinacs, etc.), boots (L.L Bean pacs and Sorels), knives and axes (probably Marbles and K-Bars among them), tents (canvas), tarps, canoes (Peterboroughs, probably, maybe Old Towns, and Grummans for lashing to DeHaviland float plane struts), green cotton-canvas Duluth canoe packs with leather tumplines, snowshoes, and so on and so forth, none of it in blister packs, or made in China. This place even smelled great. Of course, almost everything they once offered has been supplanted by more modern and frankly superior materials and technology, but try to find a similarly stocked "sporting goods" store today --- and please let me know, if you do...