In the last 15 years I had 7 or 8 snowboard INSTRUCTORS. In the last 3 days I had the opportunity…read moreto have classes with Dennis, and I can say that he is the best by far. He knows the techniques, has the patience to teach, try different methods and approaches to make sure you understand everything and he also is always smiling and trying to make you the best snowboarder possible. If someone asks me where to go to learn snowboard I have no doubt at all to say Sölden with Sunup with Dennis.

The bikes were very good. The service is also very good. We rent 4 mountainbikes and 1 e-bike for a…read morewhole day. We will come back next year!

Great selection of bikes and gear at this place. The owner and staff were friendly and efficient…read more My daughter and I rented some specialized e mountain bikes and rode up to alzer alm. Be warned trail markings are scarce.

Such a nice guy. My friend was looking for a specific bolt for his bike and the guy let him check…read morein the workshop for it even though it was closed. So pleasant and helpful

My husband and I rented skis at Hansi's last month. The equipment was good quality and in great…read moreshape. What we really loved about the store, though, was the men who helped us. They were friendly and informative. They have a small bar in the shop and served my husband a beer from a tap and gave me a shot of schnapps. Definitely full service!

Just hire 3 VTT e-bike for a day I got excellent service…read moreand explaination how to use it The shop is now on the following place : klostergrasse 8 (very close from the position show on Yelp)

This place is fantastico! What do you need? A map, some kiwi fruit, traditional lace table cloth,…read morecarabiners? Whatever it is, they likely have it. You can shop for hours and get help when you need it but not have people hovering around you all the time.

It seems a little out of place to have a large department store either in Italy or indeed in one of…read morethe chicest ski resorts in Europe but the Cooperativa is exactly that. It is a store of four floors as has everything from stationery and books through clothes and knitting implements to sports equipment and dvd's and music. The supermarket in the back of the store is a real gem and has something every person who has been in the area for a while from the UK will be looking for, Heinz baked beans. Beans and digestive biscuits are the two greatest things about this store although there book section is excellent and there are good guide books for skiing and climbing in the area. The sports section is worth a look too although you'll generally find the same stuff cheaper elsewhere.