Deportes Prieto

20 reviews

+1 (323) 261-8411

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Couldn't even take the time to clean up plate

1832 E 1st St

Los Angeles, CA 90033

+1 (323) 261-8411

Deportes Prieto is a sports store based in Los Angeles, CA, offering a variety of athletic equipment and apparel for sports enthusiasts.

With a focus on providing quality products at competitive prices, Deportes Prieto caters to individuals looking to gear up for their favorite sports activities.

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DESMOND K.

1/29/2016

BEST baseball pants my boys have ever worn. My son must wear Victory for his HS, but we bought Deportes Prieto for practice and back-ups. Best pants ever. Great Quality. Never an...

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Rodolfo G.

1/21/2023

I have been taking my Fantasy belt here for years, every year seems like it gets worse. This year, the woman helping me did not follow my directions at all, literally threw away seven years of...

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Madi C.

10/14/2019

We have been coming to this place over the course of 4 months creating samples in hopes of hopefully going into mass production. Over the course of 4 months they have still failed to produce a...

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Vanesa A.

9/1/2017

Horrible customer service!!! They called and said order was ready for pick up and i showed up and of course it was NOT ready and what they had ready wasn't even done right. The list of issues...

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Lupita C.

1/29/2018

My son has had his baseball pants for almost 3 years now and they're still in good shape. Seriously, the best baseball pants he's ever had. Mind you, he's in travel ball where he plays 2-3 times a...

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"Can anyone from the store tell me how I can pick up a silver plate with etching I ordered in February? I couldn't get around to stopping by to pick it up before LA said all businesses had to..."