The concept at Feral is pretty cool. As a smaller outdoor shop, Feral sells both new and gently…read moreused clothing as well as hiking and camping gear. Though modest in quantity, I did appreciate finding a few items for doggies including trail booties (how cute!). Honestly, I felt that the gear selection seemed limited, mostly on part for biking equipment and accessories. Feral carries a few multi-use items like sunglasses, hydration packs, and headlamps, but other than that, nothing else. The store also lacks in service. There were three young ladies working at the front of the store, chatting amongst themselves. Not one customer was greeted when (we) walked in and checking out felt like an inconvenience to the staff. Prices here on new gear is a bit on the higher side in comparison so it's worth it to shop around (online).

Great array of used snow apparel. Lots of name brand, good quality, and fair prices. Fitting rooms…read moreto try on apparel. Have a lot of brand new gear as well. Staff is super friendly and there to assist. Very nice store and great location.

TAKES A LOT OF EFFORT TO FIND BARGAINS HERE…read more We were told that Wilderness Exchange Unlimited is the place to come when you find REI too expensive. Wilderness Exchange is across the street from the flagship REI megastore. Park in the large lot (first hour free) next to Wilderness Exchange. We always enjoy hunting for bargains but it was not fun going through the mostly meh merchandise here. Hiking wear was still expensive even with tags showing markdowns of 25-50% off. We found the choices for women's clothing limited and less appealing (ugly colors and zero style) than the men's clothing. Plus secondhand clothing was mixed in with unworn merchandise. As for camping and hiking gear, it's hit or miss. Gear is expensive here even if it is marked down. If you are a hiking or camping newbie, bring a friend who can advise you about brands, quality and prices plus do some comparison shopping at REI. Confirm Wilderness Exchange's limited return and warranty policy.

Andy is awesome and was super helpful all around! Super knowledgeable and was passionate about it!read more

Visiting Denver I knew we had to visit the REI Flagship store located in downtown. This huge store…read morestands next to the South Platte River where the Cherry Creek and South Platte rivers unite in beautiful Confluence Park. Such a great location. The store itself is huge and located within the restored 1901 Denver Tramway Building. This building is all brick and just stunning to walk up to and into. They offer every type of equipment one would need for their selected sport whether it's hiking, climbing, cycling, camping, paddling, skiing, snowboarding or overall fitness. They also offer the option to rent outdoor equipment, provide a full range bike shop and ski and snowboard services. The store features a 47 foot tall climbing wall right in the middle of the floor and other unique decorations. I have never been in such a huge REI store but it was a fun experience. My husband managed to spend all his saved up gift cards (Ha! Ha!) Service was friendly and helpful from the staff. REI can always be a little on the spendy side but I always try to catch their sales. I love being a member and receiving my annual rewards. Parking is the only downer as it's only free for the first hour. After that you must pay and believe me, an hour is not enough time here. So glad we had the opportunity to stop in, shop and check out this historic location.

We went to REI to check out travel bags and snowboards. Decent selection of both but man prices are…read morepremium but for good quality. Didn't end up getting g anything but was glad to be able to spend time looking at features. Service is friendly and not pushy at all.

Well it's been a little over three months since I summited Mt Katahdin, with my hiker trash…read morefriends; Nobody, Swiss Miss,and Siesta; and ended my five and a half months of "Living the Dream". Through hiking the Appalachian Trail. The beard's been trimmed, my feet feel somewhat normal and I've been reflecting back on those fun days on the trail with all my hiker trash friends. I'm sitting here planning my next great challenge, hiking the Pacific Crest Trail next spring/summer. One of my big decisions is what equipment worked great for me on the AT and what equipment I need to replace for my PCT adventure. The one thing I loved on the AT journey was my MHM Divide 55 pack. The Divide has to be the most comfortable, dependable packs I've owned. If you're into ultra light packet's not for you, coming in at 5.5 pounds. If you are a hiker who wants a greta fitting quality pack that carries your equipment comfortably, this is your pack. The Divide allows easy access to that one piece of equipment that you need right now; without emptying the pack out. Thanks to it's eleven different pockets. I'm one of those people who love to keep everything organized and in it's place. I guess that comes form over thirty years of working for the US Forest Service, National Park Service and the US Fish and Wildlife Service. The quality of the workmanship and the design of the pack features are second to none. The pack fits great no matter if you're carrying twenty-five or forty-five pounds of gear. Yea, Im not a ultra light hiker, yet. Twice, on the AT I went more then ten days plus in between resupply points, because I'd rather spend my time on the trail then in town. The Divide had room and could handle the added wight and still ride great.Their adjustable, dual pivoting hip belt, along with the sYsnc A.C. suspension suspension system, makes this pack the most comfortable pack I've ever used. This small pack company in Colorado has really put that extras effort into making, what I think is the best backpack on the market today. After five and a half months on the AT my Divide 55 was still in great shape. That's because of the quality on materials used and great workmanship they place in there packs. So, happy trails and remember; Hike your own hike. Be safe and see ya on the trail. Toasted Toad

From the owner: Backpacks & Apparelread more

lov the quality and cutesy designs -- seems v durable and there's a variety of bags !!read more

We stopped in, for our first time, and picked up two classic backpacks…read more The staff member present was very knowledgeable in all of the backpacks that are offered by topo designs. She helps us to the "classic" backpack, which is rated at 20 liters. They had a wide selection of this particular backpack, with several on sale. We purchased the two of the classic backpacks, each with a different color scheme. In addition to that backpack, they have many others, shorts, shirts, etc. An amazing outdoor store, and provided us with great value. We're looking forward to coming back !

I had some lowlander friends coming in to town and not enough camping gear, so I rented them some…read moresleeping bags and camp chairs. Outdoor Geek was great. They fixed the order I submitted wrong and worked with me on a pick-up and drop-off date. Everything was clean and in really good shape. Plus - for making an account or signing up on their email list (check their website) you get a $10 coupon which means I got to snag some camping food for free. The store is nice and has a lot of really useful gear, especially for how small it is.

The staff are very friendly and helpful to find the exact items you are looking for that will work…read morefor you on your trip. They will give you advice if you are new and offer ideas for regulars. Will be coming back soon thanks Chelsea your best.

Great store! Love their commitment to conservation and great customer service. Stopped in to check…read moreout the winter sale, there's some good deals.

3.5 Fleeces.... With…read morethe advent of internet shopping any physical store appears understocked. I love one piece that Patagoina makes.....R1 full zip hoodie....they had only one color! Their website has probably 8-10. And to be honest my daughter went in to measure a carry on bag.....and than bought it from Al's Sports for $100 less. Sorry Long live physical retail....physical retail is dead...sorta

Would not recommend…read more I dropped my bike off 6 weeks ago and knew it was time for the dropper post to be rebuilt which they confirmed. I was told they'd get it rebuilt then contact me when it was ready. I didn't hear anything back and when I reached out yesterday that's the first time they tried to fix it saying they could send it off to be done locally. What were they doing the past 6 weeks?? I can't imagine relying on this place to services bike in riding season with any sense of confidence. While they blamed it on Fox for warranty issues, the first they asked about what year it was to see if it was recall eligible was yesterday, so it clearly was sitting there for 6 weeks collecting dust. Tried to keep business at a small shop, but very disappointed. Picked up my bike and will take my business elsewhere.

I recently got a board wax and my edges sharpened at Denver Bike and Ski Repair. My experience and…read morethe customer service was pleasant, and I got some good extra information on fixing two small chips with epoxy. The wax and sharpening was excellent! My board was flying down the hill the other day, and I could hear the edges really digging in to the snow. They are truly "sharp," and the shop even filled in a couple of dings on the bottom of the board. Given the work quality and price point, you can't go wrong here!

Lackluster sales people. Have a personality you're the face of the store. They barely had any…read moresection for mediums. Quick walk in quick walk out didn't look at prices.

The YOGi Exchange has such a great selection of active wear that is constantly rotating! Their…read moreprices are reasonable and I have had a positive experience every time I have visited.

Rented a bicycle from them today. Great experience and service start to finish! Thanks.read more

Met with Shane I believe who fit me for ski boots. Shane was very knowledgable, listened to my…read moreski style/ability, etc. and came up with some great options. Ultimately, the boot he he most recommended wasn't in stock relative to my foot size, but nonetheless, I would go back to Evo in Denver for any ski related matter due to the expertise of the staff, professionalism and service. Great experience.