Sport Clips Haircuts of Duluth - Miller Hill Mall — Local services in Duluth

This is a nice Barber shop dedicated solely for the sports enthusiast. Getting a haircut is more like the secondary objective; however, it is achieved.

When you first walk in, you see a large screen TV playing the game. There is also a large screen dedicated to who is in line for a haircut. The business requires an individual to check in on premises. (No calling ahead, nor appointments allowed.) Once checked in, you are on the roster to get called to get a haircut. You even see your name on the big screen display. The business allows individuals to wander the mall while keeping their place in line - just return when your time is about to be called. If you are late, your place is skipped and you will be on-deck for the next hair stylist. In my recent visit, a man was skipped 8 times because he was not there when his name was called. When he did arrive, his name was still on the roster, and he was allowed to get a haircut.

Because it is a roster based line, the business can be open, but not have a spot and a stylist available to cut your hair before closing time. In my experience, the roster can fill up as early as 2 hours before closing. It is an unfortunate event when a business owner must refuse business due to being at capacity. It does seem the employees use the neon open sign as an indicator of wether a roster spot is open.

In essence, be prepared to spend time watching the game in a well decorated, luxurious atmosphere. If your goal is to get a quick haircut other options are available.

I will visit again and recommend...

Brought in my 3 year old son for a hair cut during covid. State mandate is 5 years old to wear a mask. The lady cutting his hair acted like he was nuclear any time his mask fell of she took 12 steps backwards. She then tried to tape his mask on his face and got the tape stuck in his hair and ripped it out making him scream and cry. He loves getting his hair cut but not with this person. if this lady is so scared maybe she should get a different job or not take children under 5. I have since brought him to a much better place I am just thankful he is not terrified of haircuts after this horrible experience. To this day he still says we are not going back to that...

Today was my first time patronizing your establishment. I've seen and heard a lot of ads lately so I thought I would give it a try. I walked in to an empty waiting area, and 1 person getting their hair cut. The stylist greeted me by asking if I was on "the list". As a first time customer I don't know what "the list" is so I said no. She informed me that because I was not on "the list", I would be refused service. I was unaware that it is your company policy to refuse service to paying customers, especially new customers. That seems to be a rather negative business plan. It seems like a nice place, but I will not be going out of my way to go...