Whatever you do do not rent your skis from here. The girl that adjusted my bindings ruined my…read morewinter. I had an Epic pass and a Copper pass for the season. My first day skiing at Copper a snow boarder ran into me and the tip of my ski got stuck in the snow. My ankle twisted 180 degrees, my bindings did not release. I broke my ankle and have been incapacitated for ten weeks. Lost a lot of time, money and fun. Have a real ski expert get you set up.

We stopped in yesterday to purchase a new set of boots & skis and received great service! Brandon…read morewas so helpful - he took the time to really get to know us and make the best recommendations for what we were looking for. Just got to try everything out today, very happy with our choices!

Amazing, friendly, and quick service!!! We are always happy when we can find a small local business…read moreto support. Thanks Peak Rover Ski Tuning for getting our snowboard ready for summer hibernation.

Peak Rover saved the day. Upon pulling my skies out of storage the night before my first ski trip…read moreof the season, I realized that they had a massive core shot that needed to be tended to. I called all over town, but none of the shops could promise same day turn around. Luckily I found these guys on line. Not only did Ryan provide home pick up and delivery (during a snow storm), but the skies were perfectly tuned within just a few hours. Fair pricing too. Will definitely be supporting this local business in the future.

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!

Very nice and large REI - prob the largest REI I have ever been to and it's pretty busy! There is…read moreparking and I don't know if you can get it for free unless you buy something to get it validated - the cashier did ask if we were there for over an hr so maybe it's free if it's a shorter amount of time. There are multiple floors here!

Love this place. Fond memories of coming here when I was younger. Took a class on camping last…read moreWednesday. It was very well done. We got to try out some of the REI equipment, like tents, sleeping bags and camping chairs and got informed on many other things you should bring when camping and proper protocol and guidelines. Yelp Elite put this on, and what a great job Matt and the team did. Astro Coffee was there caffeinating us, phenomenal coffee/drinks. All-in-all not only is REI one of my favorite places to go and just walk around and look at all of the gear, clothing etc but the classes they do are really well done. I want to get more involved with these and any guided adventures they setup.

Johnny helped me out finding a hockey cup I needed and was in a rush for. Very good customer…read moreservice!

Chuck, For your…read moreinformation, I actually came into your business and had my son fitted for a helmet. Unfortunately, you did not have the size we needed in stock, so we went directly to the manufacturer. When it comes to my child's safety, I will pay whatever it costs to ensure he has the best protection available. What I found disappointing about your response is that it came across as defensive from the very beginning. If your company's policy is that you won't help customers unless they purchased the product from you, then perhaps that should be clearly communicated. What you also failed to address was my concern about the unfriendly, nonverbal communication we experienced in your store. Ironically, my son's cheeks were just barely touching the side pads, so the helmet needed a minor adjustment. We stopped at another sporting goods store, and they were happy to help us. They took the time to make sure the fit was correct, and because of the excellent customer service they provided, I ended up purchasing a different helmet from them that fit even better. You assumed that because I didn't buy the helmet from your store, I should not have expected any assistance. I disagree. I was a small business owner myself, and if someone came into my business needing help with a product--even if they purchased it elsewhere--I would help them. More often than not, that level of service led to a sale and earned a loyal customer. Customer service builds relationships, and relationships build businesses. There's a reason I was able to sell my company successfully. Unfortunately, that wasn't the experience we had at your store. Your employee simply shook his head "no," dismissed us, and made no effort to assist. Had he taken a few minutes to help, your business very likely would have earned a sale and a long-term customer. Your response has only reinforced my impression of how your business treats people. I'll gladly drive wherever I need to in order to get the products and service my family deserves. Even if your store is on the way, I won't stop. I'll take my business elsewhere.

Kris and Vince are the nicest guys and helped me out with my set up from A through Z. I had…read morecountless questions and was very nervous about upgrading my board. They patiently walked me through everything and I walked out with a board that I am very proud of and for a great deal. I learned a lot from them and you cannot ask for a better team. Kris took me through a tour of the factory and showed me how they make their boards from start to finish. Amazing quality boards, cool designs, and great staff. I will be a frequent customer of never summer gear

I'm an intermediate rider whose put on quite a bit of weight the last two season. I just bought my…read moresecond Never Summer plank. It's 2cm longer than the first and a touch stiffer. When I received it, although it's a beaut, I was concerned I had made an error since my riding style favors a slightly smaller board than I "should" ride and this would be the longest one I've ever owned. I sent them a chat at 6:30 their time on the Saturday night before New Years. I had a live person within 10 minutes, and they contacted the marketing director. A few questions and they confirmed that I should be fine, why the new board was a good fit, and assuaged any concerns that I had about the returning it for the next size down (which they were happy to do) I had three of the best seasons ever on my first Never Summer, and am stoked to add a new one to the quiver. Taking it out in a couple of weeks and can't wait. I have a couple of other stories about how they consolidated gear orders and refunded shipping without any fuss, the socks they sent me w/o charge in one of my orders, stickers galore, etc.

Says it closes at 7pm but closes at 6pm. Products are very limited. They don't even have a…read moresnowboard tool. Support something local not this bunk store. At least the worker at the store was nice enough to open the door and tell me they were closed when I arrived at 6:02

I skipped across town for Five Points (or RiNO or whatever they call it these days) and found the…read moreBurton Flagship Store in Denver. They were doing double credits for a recycle program so I decided to take advantage of it to get rid of a snowboard and jacket that I was not a fan of. The process was quick and painless. While they were looking over my gear I browsed the shop. They had a section of super lightly used boards, in season items and everything else. They immediately emailed the gift card to me and I picked up a few items a couple weeks after that. The store is bright and airy and reminds me of a lot of mom and pop stores. Music was super faint that day and the store had that new store smell. The staff was super down to earth and friendly while making suggestions along the way. Big shoutout to Matt and Colin for taking care of me! When the riding season gets close I plan to stop by again for gear! Protip: Find a parking lot or street parking on Larimer rather than parking on Walnut or Blake St. The trek is a bit longer to the shop but hey, we all have to get our steps in! haha.