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I’ve been working at league outfitters since May of 2021 and in my time I’ve had the opportunity to work in almost every position that we have at the company. Senior management took a chance on me and I have been grateful to not only find that I have been given many hours every week but also to be able to learn so much about how to run a business from each position but also the opportunity to advance and be given more responsibility as I prove myself. Without a doubt the best management team I’ve worked for and the owner himself goes to great lengths for his employees. It is nice to work for a company where the people who are making policy are so easily accessible and listen to your ideas and suggestions without all the red tape and bureaucracy. The coworkers here are not only great people but I also consider them friends. Communication is key here, any time a challenge presents itself there is someone willing to help you within walking distance. Working at league outfitters offers you an opportunity to grow and advance alongside this company and you will not regret it.

This is a decent place to work, with a relatively friendly work environment, but the CEO is totally useless. 

If you decide to work here be prepared for tedious, repetitive labor done as inefficiently as possible. 

Be prepared to constantly absorb other people's responsibilities while being expected to maintain your own workload. 

Be prepared to give the same explanations over and over again to the CEO about why certain things won't work or are unnecessary. 

Be prepared to listen to the CEO's make believe dribble about being part of a family or a team, only to be cast aside without any notice.

Be prepared to have your labor exploited for a company that exploits its own customers on a daily basis. 

Don't bother trying to make suggestions or improvements to the company's poor workflow. You might think you're doing a service, but I can promise you it won't be long before your helpful advice is discarded for a return to the old ways. Forward thinking and efficient is not in the League Outfitters vocabulary. 

But if you want to work a job where the ethos is "suck as much profit from our customers as possible--quality be damned!" Then this is the place for you!

I have worked at League Outfitters for over 15 years now.  During this time, I have been given the opportunity to expand my role with the company and take on new jobs.  Never pressured and always given the training and guidance needed to be a better and successful employee.  I always felt that I had a say and my input was important.  Always a "team" atmosphere of support from co-workers and the CEO. 
As a small family-owned business, the importance of family shows.  The owners have always showed compassion and support when I had family issues arise and I saw this same compassion and support given to other employees during stressful times.  I have always felt like "I mattered".  I would recommend this company to anyone looking for a position where they know they will be "part of the team' and not just an employee behind a desk.



The boss is very considerate and accommodating, and all of the office and warehouse staff that I’ve worked with during my six months here are very friendly and hard working. If you’re willing to put in the effort and focus every day, then there really are little to no complaints about the job itself. Pay is decent, I never had any complaints about it and was eventually given a raise without ever asking for one. Overall a nice job to have to gain experience and make good, hard earned money. The only really difficult part about working here is the fact that the warehouse has no AC or heating system, but the business is moving elsewhere so I’d assume they’d have said units in the new place.

For many seasons, I have both the honor and pleasure of working for this small family business.  Over the years, in addition to excelling in my position with League Outfitters LLC,  I work with an outstanding team of people also.  The office environment is fast faced, energetic, friendly and respectful.

The Owners of League Outfitters LLC are people of integrity.  They care about others, they are understanding, encouraging, patient and very kind.  Many of us consider them as our second family. 

I have been employed by League Outfitters for 15+ years.  Most of my coworkers started with League Outfitters 5, 7 10, 15 years ago,   As a team, we continue to thrive in our positions.

If you receive an invitation to interview with League Outfitters LLC, may I suggest that you go for it.  It you are offered a job here, it may be the job that you have been searching for.  




I was a summer worker working for the eBay department, basically selling overstock and B-stock on ebay. Management was fairly hands-off, seemed like there was good room for advancement. I was there when the  football season was starting to pick up for the first time since COVID and when we were switching to a new system, so stuff was pretty crazy. Other than that, if you care about what you do, you will be sucessful in working here and it will be a rewarding job. The CEO seems pretty flexible in hiring interns/students/seasonal workers and working around their schedules. 

When I first applied let it be known I am not a sports person ( this is a sporting goods store) but the owner still took a chance on me. I was surrounded by people that were willing to teach and help me learn. Management was able to see that my strength was actually in I.T.  I was slowly transitioned into full-time I.T. 
My day-to-day when I started was listing on eBay, pulling, shipping merchandise, and inventory management. Moved to doing only I.T setting up new users. Fixing ongoing computer issues. Troubleshooting software. 


I recommend applying here if you want to gain some experience and learn what it’s like to work in a warehouse setting. However, I would not recommend it as a long‑term job. There are very limited opportunities for promotions or raises. In my experience, management seems more focused on profit than employee growth. Additionally, people of color often experience microaggressions from some of the office staff. While we understand we work in the warehouse, there should still be a basic level of mutual respect between everyone in the workplace.

Back when i was looking for an internship that can provide me with office experience this place did the job. But, it all depends on what kind of experience you're looking for. The main type of work I was exposed to was inventory management, social media management, and other customer related work. There is also room to be offered a full-time position if you do good as an intern but the pay isn't a lot. This was years ago for me so things might have changed there. All in all nice place to work and the people are welcoming. 

I think the pay is really low, especially given how physically-demanding our job is. It's also mentally-taxing because of the overall exhaustion that you'll feel by working non-stop in the warehouse all day long. Our daily experience is also made worse by the terrible work conditions. The management should install proper air condition/ventilation and provide proper equipment to make things more efficient in the warehouse. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Sporting goods associate 2 salaries reported	$50,000 per year
E-commerce specialist 1 salary reported	$19.00 per hour
Customer service representative 1 salary reported	$17.50 per hour
Procurement specialist 3 salaries reported	$20.00 per hour
Customer service manager 2 salaries reported	$22.00 per hour

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