I went in to find Vibram Five Fingers. I ended up buying KSOs, along with a 2 pairs of white Injinji toe socks. I would have bought another pair of Five Fingers Classics, but they didn't have the the color I wanted. I would have bought 2 pairs of black Injinjis but they were out of my size. I suppose their selection is limited due to their store size/location/whatever.
Parking was not an issue, as they had several open spaces, and customers have the ability and approval to park in the lot next door (Coffee Bean?).
The staff was nice, friendly, and helpfu, and the store manager, Joy, is quite slim and attractive. (I believe we would be a good match astrologically, but that's another topic).
I even got a bean-ball juggling lesson from Kyle!
Overall, my visit was quite pleasant. I give this store a thumbs up. A larger inventory would have gotten 5 stars.

Employees show no regard for customers, are very rude, and extremely unprofessional. Everyone is better off going to REI or Sport Chalet. Parking is also an issue, there are only 8 spaces half of which are used by employees. Leaving only 4 spaces and all are problematic.

Adventure 16 in Tarzana holds a pretty decent amount of camping and outdoor gear for your needs. This store is smaller in size than their West Los Angeles store which means they can't hold that much equipment. They do have enough equipment to satisfy your outdoor requirements of backpacks, clothing, equipment, etc. As with other A16 stores, they also offer outdoor and camping clinics free of charge - check their website for clinic schedules and times.

PROS: Location, free outdoor clinics and workshops
CONS: Store size, limited equipment inventory