Highlight was renting a helmet from these guys after having a really crappy day at Breckenridge…read morewhich I have to say has to be the least ADA friendly resort I've visited so far. Mike helped me out and was really pleasant. Great ADA parking out front and wide doors to accommodate my wheelchair getting into the building . Highly recommend this business!

Our family and friends had another fun ride down the Vail Pass. Alpine Sports got us fitted with…read morehelmets and bicycles. We watched a safety video, signed a waiver, paid, then loaded up in the shuttles for a ride to the Vail Pass starting point. The first mile or so of the ride are switchbacks, so go slowly. Then coast on the straightaway to Copper Mountain. Get a chair to view the ski area. Restaurants and coffee shops are around, plus restrooms. Then ride into Fresco. Be sure to stop at the free museum with the log buildings. So fun! Mornings are cool, so wear long sleeves or a jacket. Jeans or leggings or on warmer days, shorts are fine. Afternoon rides can get rained on. The team at Alpine Sports are helpful and friendly. We recognize their faces after riding for many years. If you do one activity other than hiking, make this ride a must. Reserve your bikes online and get a discount!

Showed up to this shop today after I had a binding break on me. It was a simple broke screw that…read morejust needed a replacement I went in and the short old guy with brown hair with some salt and pepper refused to look at my board and gave me a screw to put into it which seemed like it would work. He grifted us for cash because he said he could charge us for the time or we could just pay him directly which we did. I took the next run and my binding not only broke in the same spot but worse and injured my ankle/knee on the first 15 feet of the run. I took my board to another shop on the copper center village base and told the about my troubles and they legit looked at the bolt that the guy gave me and genuinely laughed because it was the wrong length and width and didn't know how somone would put that in without noticing. So I decided to go give a formal complaint so they didn't have to get this long mfn post. I told the short older man with brown hair that he did a bad job on my board and that he needs to check his work next time. I did not ask for compensation for the medical bills or anything in return I truly wanted to complain and it not be presently on the website. His reaction was to scream and yell and get in my face(all on camera in store) and then get emotional when he said he's been doing this for 20 years and has never made a mistake. He proceeded to lie to me and say that he didn't remember me and that I was scamming him and then switch his story to him kind of remembering me but he was busy when in fact I walked into an empty store(check security cameras). I was asking for nothing all I wanted was to inform him of his lack of caring when helping me and when I complained to his face instead of just doing a review with as much respect as I can for somone who's first response was to get in my face and be emotional (check the cameras). I talked to the lift attendants/bartenders/ski patrol and the guy who was truly able to fix my bindings and they told me the shop has a horrible record and the guy in specific is a known to be rude and rush minor jobs

I bought a pair of snowboard boots and a pair of snow boots from here. The snow boots work great,…read morebut the snowboard boots were only worn for 30 minutes and cut my left ankle up very badly, and only my left foot. I brought them back the same day and they refused to give me a refund. I ended up getting a refund thru vans, but I would recommend staying away from this shop, they do not care about their customers. Also the owner Steve was very rude to me as well.

I absolutely love this place. Friendly, knowledgeable staff who really know their gear and outdoor…read morelifestyle. Whether you're looking for new skate equipment, quality used snow gear, or something fun for disc golf or biking, they've got you covered. Great pieces in excellent condition at very fair prices, and everything feels curated with great care. It's obvious they take pride in serving the Vail Valley community and helping people get outfitted for whatever adventure they're planning. If you're in Avon and need sporting goods, gear, or just want to browse, this shop is a must-visit.

Nearly always friendly, almost always informative. They help, guide, and fundamentally get to the…read morecrux of the topic with calm, easy going, and nice nature. I recommend highly this local company and staff.

The Burton staff was great. I had a good discussion about different boards to try for my rental…read more They hooked me up with two different boards over my 3 days a at Breck. Easy-peasy! Also nice to be able to park nearby for my first rental and then to take the gondola from Breck to downtown to walk over for my second rental.

Ryan, Miles, Leah, Jodi, are such awesome people. Very knowledgeable about boards, bindings, boots,…read moreand apparel. Highly recommend this store!

Shawn (?sp) was amazing and went the extra mile for us. We stopped by this afternoon in search of…read moregoggles that would fit my face (small bridge) and work in low light. He gave us some suggestions but told us we really should come back with my helmet for fit. We came back later to learn that he'd actually tried on a bunch while we were gone (not knowing if we'd come back) and found two pairs he thought would fit the best. And guess what? He was right. Perfect fit, great features and super helpful tips on care. Highly recommend checking them out. Great selection of helmets, goggles, hats, and all things winter too!

Definitely one of the highlights of our trip to Breckenridge!…read more My husband and I both rented an e-bike for 4 hours along with a trailer for our 18 month old. The e-bikes were great because they featured "pedal assist" so the rider can adjust how much (or any) power to add as you pedal from a scale of 0-5. We took the bikes to Frisco along the bike path which was well marked and then around the lake there and back. The views were GORGEOUS and the whole experience was so much fun. I would recommend to anyone traveling in Breckenridge! The shop was clean and smelled really nice. The girl who helped us Morgan gave us a quick but thorough tutorial of the bikes before we went and made the whole experience very easy for us.

Reserved 2 electric bikes a week ahead for discount. Easy going staff, if weather is bad they gave…read moreme option for 100% refund. But weather was ok so we got the informative clinic from Henry. Off we went to Frisco with the Breckenridge Marathon also going on at the exact same time. But the path is big enough to share. Easy drop off, bikes were solid. Highly recommend

July 24, 2023. Monday. Morning…read more This business is in the heart of downtown Breckenridge. It's conveniently right by the start of the bike path to Frisco. My wife and I rented two bikes on-line from them. Make sure you rent on-line because you get cheaper rates. We rented an e-bike for her and a carbon fiber road bike for me ($60 each). The technician adjusted both of these to our ride height and provided bike locks and helmets free of charge. My technician oiled the chain and made sure the pedals were firmly screwed in. He had me sit on the bike to make sure of the seat height. We biked from Breckenridge, around Dillon Reservoir, and back. A total of thirty-five miles in one day. This was a beautiful ride, and I would highly recommend it to anyone. See attached photos. The bike path had been groomed and you can tell Colorado cares about its bikers. The only dangerous part of our entire ride happened on the east side of Dillon Reservoir, where the bike path became a downhill road with lots of bumps and holes. For three miles we went downhill and the shoulder is non-existent. We started at 9:30 AM and were done about 3 PM. The bikes held up nicely and if the miles intimidate you then definitely rent an e-bike. You still have to pedal but it kicks in to boost you on the uphill ascents. Rent from Carvers for the excellent service and custom fitting.

Rented a snowboard here. Customer service was good. They were fast and helpful, but did not have my…read moresize boot. They were able to call the other locations and send me to one who had my size. Which was good because there are so many locations. This location also has a large selection of retail stuff. I was able to get a reusable bag for less than 5$. I love reusable bags! less plastic. The design of it was pretty cute and they have different sizes.

We went into this store today. There was a very angry male employee yelling about not getting paid…read moreenough. He was yelling from above the stairs and dropping the F bomb at another female employee. Nobody ever even acknowledged us, we thought best to leave.

If you haven't been to Ski Town All-Stars yet, what are you even doing? I came in for a hat--also…read moreleft with a hoodie, a coffee, and a burning desire to spend my rent money on a Super73. Be sure to pack a lunch to eat at the Texas table out front, and ask for a joy ride in the mini truck afterwards! They don't sell snowboards (yet), which feels a little personal--but I'll let it slide if they at least start carrying Ombraz sunglasses. Priorities. The crew's legit, the gear is dialed, and the vibe is high-altitude awesome.

Absolutely terrible customer service. I tried to purchase bindings using a welcome discount code,…read moreand the store's website clearly advertises "free shipping on orders over $100." Even after my discount, my total was still well over $100, yet the free shipping was removed. When I reached out for clarification, I was met with an unbelievably rude response--an employee actually called me a "dumbass" instead of providing a professional explanation. This is beyond unacceptable for any business, especially one that claims to be customer-focused. If this is how they treat paying customers, I can't imagine how they handle real issues. Stay far away from this store. Extremely predatory behavior.