Jackie V.
9/14/2025
Service is fine if you know what you already want and are just trying shoes on. Not sure it's a spot for beginners. They often only have odd colors in store so you have to order online or go to...
Pacers Running
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1400 W St NW
Washington, DC 20009
Pacers Running is a premier running store in Washington, DC, offering a wide range of top-quality footwear, apparel, and gear for both men and women. With brands like Adidas, Altra, ASICS, Brooks, HOKA, Mizuno, New Balance, Nike, Saucony, and more, they cater to all types of runners, from road runners to trail enthusiasts, and from beginners to seasoned racers.
Whether you're looking for neutral or support shoes, road or trail running gear, or even recovery and lifestyle products, Pacers Running has you covered. They also provide a selection of accessories, including hydration caps, socks, gloves, sunglasses, and nutrition items, to enhance your running experience. With their commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, Pacers Running is the go-to destination for all your running needs in the DC area.
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Abe K.
1/15/2025
While starting to train for the cherry blossom 10 miler, I began to get shin splints and decided it's time for new shoes. As I walked into the store, I was greeted by Elsa who asked what I was...
Steven N.
7/11/2025
I went to Pacers on 14th St. in DC a few weeks ago to find some suitable running shoes, and the experience was quite poor. I was not greeted when I arrived, and I couldn't make heads or tails of...
Craig B.
10/21/2024
Warm welcome on arrival. Not too pushy, let us browse but was on hand to help. Big shout out to Nick who was enthusiastic and helpful. Great guidance and stated things my wife already knew but it...
Amber T.
7/20/2024
Super welcoming when I walked in. Robert assisted me and was patient while I asked questions, and gave me advice for selecting a shoe that would meet my needs and address my problems. I'm not a...
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