Second time renting from here! Last summer rented mountain bikes and this time e-bikes. Very easy,…read moregood service, decent pricing.

Great service. Great bikes. In-N-Out quickly. yes it's a little pricey, but you get what you pay…read morefor.

There really are no words to describe how AMAZING Ted's is! As a big & tall man, getting a decent…read morefit is really hard, but getting a perfect fit that actually compliments my large structure is almost impossible. Ted's does it every single time and they do it with a smile and a high level of professionalism. I recently had them make a custom suit for me and while other custom suit makers I have used had to do multiple remakes or revisions, the folks at Ted's nailed it the first time! If you are a big or regular sized man, love luxury clothing that fits perfect and need to look great, do yourself a favor and go to Ted's! You will be amazed at how great you can look!

I have only had stuff tailored here (never purchased anything) but the staff is super friendly and…read morethey always do a great job on my alterations. My only complaint is that their turn around time is definitely longer than I'm used to but I imagine that's because there doesn't seem to be too many good tailors in Denver so I assume anyone who cares about their garments comes here. Would definitely recommend.

We found this location thanks to a couple youtubers vlogging about their experience…read more Parking is verrrry limited, but they get you in an out pretty quickly. A bit intimidating when you first walk in; generally someone will approach you to ask what you are looking for. We can to rent skis and snowboarding gear for our first go at the sport. You fill out a questionnaire then get escorted to find a helmet then the boot station. I initially went with skis, unfortunately it seemed like no one there was knowledgeable in skiing to give me pointers or to teach me how to get in n out of the skis. A key factor in my foreseeable future. My Fiancé went with snowboarding and said they went into great detail with him about riding and making sure he was comfortable getting in and out his board. One great perk they offer is unlimited swap outs. So I was able to change to snowboarding when skiing wasn't working out as easily as I hoped. They rent everything except goggles so keep that in mind or buy some from amazon. Otherwise, you'll be sending like $40+ on a one time use Note: Ski Boots are horrrribly uncomfortable.

This is my GO TO rental spot. The parking is not large so if we are withing walking distance we…read morejust walk or else have someone drop off and circle back. The rentals are great; prices are the fairest I have found and the allow online booking so it saves time. They are also quick if something does not work out and you need to swap... boots or a snowboard length, etc. The best part is that the info is stored in the system so when we return the following trip it makes online reservations even easier!!!

The best ski shop in Vail! We come here every year to rent gear. They also have super cute…read moresweatshirts and clothing if you're looking for some Vail merch. All the people working here are so nice and it's a well-run local family business, which I prefer to support rather than large corporations. Plus they gave me the cutest snowboard last time!

We had so much fun tubing in Vail Village. The rental included shoes, life jacket, and a tube,…read morealong with directions of where to drop in and pick up. The water was a little shallow, so it was a short run to avoid walking in the creek but we did it multiple times and it was a great time!

What a great service Lorenzo provides. So helpful, pleasant and has all the right stuff!…read moreThank you Lorenzo for helping us have a great day of skiing, as people from Florida who don't have any Skiing gear! 5 stars isn't high enough!

Lorenzo is unbelievable friendly and knowledgeable. He delived our snow suits with a smile on time.read more

Extensive selection, excellent pricing, and very kind and personal customer service! Highly…read morerecommend!

I sent an email to the Ritz asking if they have Renaissance costumes. We were having problems…read moreparking. The app drove us crazy but Boulder has changed that so we drove in and met with the Icelandic woman who had answered the email. She gave us, my husband and me, All of her attention, advice, and even Help dressing in fantastically, gorgeous Renaissance outfits We are going to a wedding in July. We are both over 65. We met doing a play at nomads theater in 1986. We do feel pretty old most days. But in our outfits, we feel fantastic. It was my husband's 69th birthday. He will look about 50 at the wedding. We had a great time, trying on clothes and talking about Iceland Our nephew who is getting married and his partner spent a month in Iceland after my husband, and I told them how fantastic it is We love the Ritz. Customers get the royal treatment. The workers there truly care. There is such a great variety of clothing, hats, and accessories You can't go wrong shopping there

Always fast sizing and quick checkout. The people are always super nice too at this location.read more

Service was excellent. They sized both feet and helped with boots. My boots were comfortable and I…read morewore them without problems for 5 days. Returns at the end of the rental was also easy and efficient

*late review* A couple months ago, I had placed an online rental order for Epic Mountain Gear down…read morein Littleton, CO. Upon pickup, I was given the only board they had left which reached above my forehead. I am not an advanced snowboarder, by any means.. Luckily I was told I could possibly exchange my board for a smaller size at their sister rental company, Breeze Ski Rentals (base on availability). I contacted Breeze Ski Rentals the following morning and spoke to Leilani* (sp? I hope I got the name right), who advised me she has a couple board options that may be more fitting for me because the one I received was wayyyy too big. I showed up to the rental site and I waited maybe 5-10 mins in the big crowd before I was spotted by Leilani who addressed me by name!! Not sure how she knew it was even me!! She was great-- full of energy and very efficient! The exchange process so super smooth and seamless. I was with her for no more than 5 minutes before she had me out the door with an appropriate size board!! She let me know I can return the rental back to Epic Mountain Gear when I was done, which was a plus!! :) Thanks sooooo much, Leilani!! You're such a lifesaver. Your service was really impeccable!! [please provide her correct name if I was wrong so I can edit this, hahah]

Friendly service. Rentals. Gear adjustments. Clothing and accessories for sale too…read more One of the few stops on your way up to the mountain resorts. Shares space with a Starbucks as an added bonus! Most resorts you'll be visiting or staying at will have a similar rental and gear setup. Or you'll bring your own from home or back down in Denver. Customer service here is top notch and you won't feel rushed browsing or asking questions like at most resorts. In a pinch Breeze can get you a new pair of goggles or gloves and it's location means you won't pay out of the nose. Lots of gear for sale and you can reserve online for ease when you arrive. Maybe you forgot thick socks or a jacket? They can hook that up for you too. Don't forget sunscreen or sunglasses for those strong Colorado UV rays. They also offer a military discount which is pretty sweet. If you turn in gear early they'll refund the price difference too. Honest. Efficient. Friendly.

We stopped in Epic to look for a part for a camelback. They had exactly what we needed, and the…read morestaff was very helpful. While he talked about camelbacks, I checked out the selection of women's clothing. So many cute options! Prices were reasonable for a mountain town.

Epic mountain sports has a great selection of outdoor gear, including shoes, clothing, and…read moreaccessories. I needed a new mouthpiece for my camel pack and they had exactly what I needed. The prices are very fair and the staff working were friendly and helpful. My girlfriend browsed the clothing while I was getting what I needed. If you need some outdoor gear when in Winter Park, check them out.

Amazing performance-oriented ski shop. No frills but high quality products -- boots, skis, helmets…read moreand gloves.

I bought new boots from A Racers Edge and was unhappy with the process. Most of the negative…read morereviews seem to be from people who didn't buy new or tried to walk-in without an appointment. I hope my input is more useful for anyone else considering a new purchase, and maybe it can help the shop owner identify some gaps in quality control. *Purchased on 4/7, follow up on 4/11. Hawx Ultra 110 Boa @ $979* I know this store probably encounters a lot of entitled tourists, but that's not who I am. I'm a bit shy and easy going, and sometimes you just don't quite realize how bad an experience was until afterwards. In retrospect I should have bought elsewhere, but was excited to get boots and hit the slopes quickly. That's where I'm coming from and why I went through with a purchase I didn't feel good about. The guy helping me had an attitude. He wasn't flat out rude, but definitely had an air of superiority to him. He's a local, expert skier, combined with a lifetime of experience, and I was just another tourist he had to help. It was a dismissive attitude and every question was answered as if it was a dumb one. He talked to the other workers just as much as he talked to me, if not more. I got the impression the shop owner was not around on those days. He asked me some basic questions without much follow up and made some incorrect judgments based on that limited info. He quickly measured my foot, and told me what I suspected, I have flat low volume feet on the narrow side with some pronation. I told him it makes sense because most of my running shoes are LV stability shoes. He pulled out some fancy, high end boots to try first. They felt good and it was even from a line of boots I had noted as a possible choice while doing my own research. He then pulled out a much stiffer (race?) boot which I knew wasn't going to be good. The 3rd pair was a MV boot which I knew probably wouldn't work either since we knew my foot was LV. To recap, I was asked limited questions, quickly measured, and tried on 3 boots total. The second two seemed to be ones he knew would be wrong for me and push me towards the first more expensive ones. This was nothing like the boot fittings I've heard of. People told me about trying on tons of boots, working to replicate perfect positioning, and spending 2 hours finding their ideal fit. I was in a bit of shock when he seemed finished with me after I tried on the first boots a second time. My fitting was wrapping up after only 30 minutes and no other options were being presented. I ended up paying $900 for a boot that was being sold for $500-600 at every other place I could find. I didn't realize this until I got back to my room and looked it up. Immediate buyer's remorse sunk in. I just didn't have the nerve to return them at that point. I hoped he would make it right during the follow up. I would have been satisfied paying the full MSRP price difference if I was receiving a true boot fitting experience and quality time towards a perfect fit, but I didn't receive either of those things. It's also important to mention that he misquoted the boot for $800 until we reached the register, casually noting the difference. During my follow up I told him my inner ankle bones were rubbing. He said a footbed might help, but he could try one thing first. I saw my opening to mention the price difference. I said "I know I'm paying for your expertise and time, but noticed a $300-400 difference. Do you think you could give me a discount on a footbed or anything to help me feel a bit better about that?" He rudely dismissed it and said "well if you wanna buy the wrong boot somewhere else and bring it here it would cost you hundreds for me to fix it. I quickly dropped it, but disagree with everything he said. I could've easily bought the same boot based on my own research. He didn't do any worthwhile alterations or add any value suggesting a line of boots I was already eyeing. He unscrewed the boot boards and tossed the screws aside, "ah you don't need those." Even if they were not important, I would have preferred he kept them as the manufactured intended or at least saved the screws. He duct taped some inner heal wedges while distractedly chatting with the other workers. The right felt a bit better, but the left felt worse. He replied, "That's not possible cause the inserts make it so your ankle leans the other way now." He didn't try to address the issue any further. The next day I skied for an hour before having to stop and check them. I found the issue... It was completely out of place. The pictures attached show how I found them and the lack of effort in the work. I borrowed tape and fixed them myself. 2 hours wasted on my final day. TLDR; didn't get a proper boot fitting experience, over paid by around 40%, had to fix sloppy alteration work myself, probably got the wrong boot. Overall really bummed at the waste of money and time, but mostly just disappointed I didn't get a real boot fitting experience.