Sport Clips

This barbershop is great! Friendly staff, excellent service, and moderate price. I used even a coupon — haircut costed $ 10 only. Great experience! Highly recommend!

Staying at a hotel that is about a 20 min walk. Here for business and without a car. Asked if they had a wait, and it was 25 minutes. Perfect, wanted to give them my name and head down. They required me to walk down to get on the list, in person, and then run a 25 min errand. Complete waste of time. I’m not sure what the corporate concern is. If a call-​in is a no show, skip to the next person or secure the appointment w a credit card.

We have been going to this sports clips for over a year now and today was the first time we not only received awful customer service but we’re not given attention as to what we needed. The service was far less than what we expect and were incredible dissatisfied with the woman who helped. It is unfortunate because we have brought a ton of business to this location and only ask for basic customer service and today we definitely didn’t receive that.

Nicely run shop.

Well it was my first time in this particular Sport Clips (been to multiple in FL and AZ), and I would say its one of the top Sport Clips I’ve visited. People here may not buy into the theme, but I like being in an environment that’s geared toward guy stuff, even if some think keeping gear in lockers is cheesy. Its clean, they’re efficient and I got a good hair cut. Best of all was the pressure on scalp massage and electric massager on the shoulders, I’m usually disappointed with the feeble effort but this was very good. Maybe it was a greater effort to give me a good first impression, who knows — we’ll see. I liked it, and I’ll be back.

Fast friendly service and they claim to trim you for free in between haircuts.

Sport clips is quick, reasonably priced, and provides a decent haircut. Being able to come back in for a free neck trim between cuts is nice too.

It’s inexpensive. You don’t typically have to wait at all. They have frequent punch cards which may net you a discount every other visit. Comfortable chairs. Stylists who pay attention to how you cut your hair last time, so if you get it cut the same way every time, you’re golden. Shampoo sinks and mini shoulder-​rubs available. Aaaand sports TVs. I can’t fault Sport Clips for this, but unfortunately 80% of what’s on ESPN is total crap — you might get lucky and have a baseball, hockey or football game on with a local team, but odds are you’re going to be watching some boring car racing, or a 3-​hr long newscast of some overpaid basketball player going «I had to think a lot about this, while I was pacing my $ 20M penthouse floor this morning, eating leftover Thai food from a carton»…for God’s sake, just make with the chloroform when it’s that kind of crap, please? You don’t need me conscious for that. :p I’d give you an extra star. Decent selection of product, if you’re the kind of person that buys hair product *at* the actual place you get it styled.

All their TV’s are wired on one circuit, so needless to say, you watch whatever is on. I wanted to watch the NBA playoffs but was stuck with a meaningless early season Rockies game. When asked if I could change it, it raised an issue, like I was annoying or something, and the lady acted as if she didn’t even know how to change the channel.
This is the 3^rd time I have been there, but felt the lady who cut my hair was rushed and rough. I guess thats what you can expect at these places though, she didn’t seem real happy to be working there. (Or maybe something just went down in her life)
Not terrible, but still debating if I will go back…

They did an awesome job on my haircut. Very friendly and I didn’t have to wait. Amy cut my hair and I would recommend to any of my friends. Can’t go wrong with watching sports while getting your haircut

Bored with the normal place I get my haircut, and their bland «rock music» (No really, I loved this Nirvana song all 7 times you’ve played it since I’ve been here!) I decided to try a new joint at the recommendation of The Ladyfriend.
Sport Clips professes to be the quick but thorough haircut of choice, for men. Relax, hang your jacket up on our cleverly designed coat rack constructed from theme-​fitting hockey sticks! Marvel as they get their clippers, scissors, and manly lotions from *gasp* lockers! *golf clap*
And after your haircut, during which they’ll slightly turn your chair so you can watch sports (note: they say «sports» but what they mean is ESPN. Which is awesome if basketball, Brett Favre, and college sports tickle your pickle. If you like hockey or some other enjoyable activity, you’re screwed) they’ll take you back to «The Showers» for your shampoo, relaxing scalp massage (or as I call it, scalp harassment) and scalding hot towel face-​burn. I need to say here, briefly, that I’m not positive what country (possibly Poland) does a shampoo AFTER the haircut, but I find this to be a very weird occurrence. I haven’t decided on if I like it or not, but I’m leaning towards «yes, I do.»
Now, this being said, My Stylist was actually pretty great. Knowledgeable about hair (I say this as it seems most often I’m forced to consider a stylist knowledgeable about hair if she can spell the color of it.) Nicole was her name — funny, great to talk to. Chatty but not too much, very accommodating. Always making sure what she was doing worked for me. She was definitely a great stylist, and I enjoyed her work, even if I think the place as a whole is a little gimmicky, and didn’t enjoy the extra perks as much as others might. The post cut shoulder massage was actually awesome — so that was a plus.
Prices run from $ 17 for a regular haircut (they call it the Varsity) to $ 22 for The MVP (which includes the shampoo, hot towel, scalp torture, etc.) If it’s your first time in, you get the works for the $ 17 price.
Overall it’s fine. I get my hair cut once every three months to make it as short as the hair of a marine, so all the things these places to do make getting a haircut some sort of an experience is lost on me. But, it didn’t suck. So… go check it out?