Always get my skis waxed here after hitting bogus. Sometimes they can do it at that moment. Great…read moreprice and service. I've had a few items that didn't live up to expectations and they warrantied them and got me into a better product. I feel they work with me and always try to make me a happy customer. Great local shop and resource!

I love this ski shop, MCU is one of the only ski hops in the valley that carry decent toddler…read morestuff! We come here once a year for new helmets and goggles for our skiing toddler and the selection seems to get better and better every year. They also have good skis too - Rossi/Dyna.

It's been 20 years since I snowboarded, and my son is starting to learn this year, so we picked up…read moremy old board and his used board and went visiting the The BoardRoom to get them fixed, tuned up and ready to use! First of all the shop is laid out so well... you dont see a store dedicated to boarding like this any more. Everyone in there is so knowledgable, you can tell they are all people that not only work for a board shop but also use the product themselves. There genuinely interested about there customers, there boards, and what they are planning on doing. They fixed/tuned our boards in 1 day, they gave us some amazing tips for getting back on the mountains, and there prices where very reasonable. I hope to continue boarding and will go to them first for all my gear!

Amazing beginner-friendly shop. As a new snowboarder, the staff was very friendly and helpful in…read morepicking out a good quality starter snowboard and bindings, price was very reasonable. Set up is perfect and came with free waxing and service for the rest of the season. Will be a lifelong customer for sure!

We love Alpenglow for all our Idaho Outdoor needs! Their selection of kayaks and SUPs are high…read morequality and their service is highly knowledgeable and personable! Fantastic experience every time!

Nice shop with friendly and well informed staff. They have a large and current selection of Jackson…read moreKayaks as well as quite a bit more, including a ski shop in back. They were supporters of the 2014 North Fork Championship, which is great.

Dropped in with no reservation and rented two gravel bikes for the day. My gf and I rode 12-13mi…read morehad a picnic and came back. The river path was great and the weather was beautiful! Would recommend IMT.

First time customer and I was impressed. Upon entering the store, an employee directed me to bike…read morerepair. Employees greeted me in bike repair and before I knew it bike was fixed and on my way. This is a store I would highly recommend for the bike enthusiast.

Legit took an hour to rent 2 snowboards after getting all the equipment ready within 5 minutes…read more About 5 employees there have zero idea how to use 90% of the register and could not figure anything out and had the manager come over multiple times. Seems as if they are all hired yesterday. Kid in glasses and USC hoodie are unable to comprehend anything.

We went to rent snowboards, got there at open. Waited 50 minutes to get 2 snowboards. They need to…read moretrain there employees better, had about 5 people that had no idea what they were doing. Some guy in a USC hoodie had absolutely no idea what to do and was just standing there. Also if someone looks like Harry Potter at the checkout, you should leave he has NO idea what he's doing even after being babied by the manager. Ashton is the only competent employee.

Never again. I've…read moresold several items at the new East Boise Play it Again store since they opened earlier this year. I expect to get less than if I was making a private sale. Much less. But I do expect employee competence, respect, and professionalism. So far, the employees there have showed me just that. Today was the last visit I will make either to buy or sell at the East Boise store. I believe the employee who created my offer (tall blonde guy) was formerly at the Fairview store, which alienated me for different reasons a few years back (employee professionalism). That's how i remembered him, and why I considered leaving when i saw him. He suggested I look around the store while he looked over my equipment. I had a new Helly Hanson gym bag (current retail $75), an unused Rossignol backcountry ski pack (current retail $180), and an older used Wilderness Experience backpack (price unknown). I also had a used softball which, I was told by an employee before the store officially opened, would fetch $1 each. That employee even saw this same softball. The blonde guy was away from the desk, and another employee told me about my offer of $15.50--$5 each for the backpacks and gym bag, and 50 cents for the softball. When he told me the offer was 15.50, I asked "for which bag?" I could tell he was reticent to tell me it was for all four items together. The blonde employee clearly did not do his job by simply counting the number of items and stiffing me as if I was desperate for a measly amount of cash. To not differentiate between three very different pieces of equipment, and then to even offer 50 cents less for the softball was more than insulting. It was unsatisfactory work. I strongly encourage the franchise owners to support the employees who have been there, and to not employ that blonde guy I worked with today, even as a temporary. He is a disaster. In the meantime, I am heading off to an independently owned shop that pays fairly for used equipment. It's not located as conveniently as this East Boise store, but being treated respectfully and fairly is worth far, far more than a location.

Fun store for affordable sports equipment, and their service shop is awesome. I've had skis tuned…read moreand a bike fixed with great results and reasonable prices. Definitely recommend!

Many years ago, a season pass was only $299 and a day pass was $65. Those were different times,…read morewhen the mountain truly felt like a community-focused place rather than a corporate entity. Recently, I paid $110 for a lift ticket and experienced a day marked by a sense of urgency and some irritability among visitors, which made the experience less enjoyable. In three hours, I was able to make six runs, which was noteworthy given the circumstances. The snow was surprisingly good considering the effects of global warming. The parking lot was very crowded all the way up to Pioneer Lodge, and the volume of visitors was quite remarkable. The Deer Point Express lift experienced several slowdowns due to wear and tear, so I chose to avoid it. On a positive note, the guest services staff were exceptionally courteous and helpful. The ski shop staff also assisted me with a binding issue free of charge after some discussion about a potential fee.

Bogus basin is our local ski mountain. This ski resort first opened in 1942 and boy are we lucky to…read morehave skiing in our small city that only takes an hour to get to. Bogus Basin is a great place to learn to ski their ski instructors and Ski Patrol are incredibly well trained, kind, and qualified. I myself learned to ski at bogus basin through their passport program. A program that includes upon completion gear rental for the entire season and a season pass. Bogus basin is one of the few ski resorts that is open for night skiing until 10 PM during regular season depending on snowfall. That means our ski resort is open for 12 hours a day on average. Are food price is a little high? Sure, but not out of the question for what other ski resorts are also charging this year both of the lodges upgraded to accept Apple Pay! There's a new taco Cantina at the renovated Pioneer Lodge, and of course they serve barbecue at the outside stand. Bogus basin has over 32 runs across varying levels several black diamonds, long cat tracks and an awesome beginner area. I love our ski Mountain. I love that we have the access and ability to ski so easily and close to us. I regularly visit bogus basin at least 2 to 3 times a week during the season. In the summer bogus offers, concerts, yoga, and a roller coaster! I highly recommend everyone who visits Boise visits bogus!