Awesome rental gear with different packages to choose from! They also offer military discount for active service members. I have to give this place 5 stars for their exceptional service. The guy at the front desk was super helpful with answering any questions we had. I'd definitely rent of them when I'm back to hike The Narrows again. read more

These special shoes saved my feet! The first time I decided to hike the narrows I used my regular water shoes from Keen. I rubbed the skin off of so many different places that it took weeks to heal. It was also extremely painful coming back & I fell several times. Keen shoes are great for water activities but not serious hikes like The Narrows. So I finally tried this place out and they make it so easy! They open nice and early at 7am so you can get into the park early or you can grab them the night before which makes it even more convenient for those who want to skip the crowds. What you get: shoes, socks and a stick You'll need all these items if you're planning on being in the Narrows for several hours. Drop-off is easy as well, just take everything off and drop it into bins located right out front of the shop. Prices are reasonable, around $22-$25 per person for an all day rental. 100% worth it! Some folks might say that you don't need this stuff and to not waste your money. From experience I'm saying that these shoes are worth it and I've hiked the Narrows 5 times now. Trust me :) read more

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I personally didn't go in for gear....however I wish when I did the Narrows a few years ago only if I had found this place then...live and learn :) This trip to Zion I was looking for a shirt with the Narrows on it that didn't look so basic or what every person was wearing or something cheesy that said "I survived the Narrows".... They had a great mix between souvenirs, equipment and basic needs (like my friend forgot his sunglasses but didn't want to spend a zillion dollars 20$ basic shades)...I forgot flip flops that I like to wear after I finish up hiking at a reasonable price (Reef brand 30$) -this store fit the bill. The of course they do have some expensive and nice gear. The service of the people who work here are phenomenal...regardless if you are renting a lot of gear or just buying a hat or a shirt to commemorate your visit-the employee who rang me up couldn't have been nicer and all I bought was a shirt that day. Masks were worn by staff...social distancing/masks amongst customers was very questionable. I went in and came out I did not linger in the store. read more

I was planning on doing the Narrows without any special gear to save a few bucks, but forgot to pack my throwaway shoes, so ended up having to rent gear... For walk-up rentals, you go the counter to get your gear first, THEN go inside to sign the waiver and pay the rental fee. Counterintuitive, I know, but lots of people in line were confused, so don't be one of them. I got the dry bib package, which includes the dry bibs, canyoneering boots, neoprene socks, and wooden hiking stick = $60! Sheesh! This place is definitely taking advantage of the fact that it's located right in front of the entrance to Zion, but I guess that's the price you pay for convenience. The gear performed as expected, I made it back down alive and dry. I probably could've done without the dry bibs, but definitely needed everything else, especially the hiking stick. I'm surprised they don't ask for some sort of collateral in case you decide to run off with the gear, but they probably don't have the capacity to monitor all that with the crowds of people they serve on the daily. Nonetheless, I'd recommend grabbing your gear here if you're headed up to the Narrows! read more

Had an amazing experience renting Narrows gear from ZO. We showed up early in the day and got our gear in less than 30 minutes. Super easy check out and check in process. Highly recommended! read more

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Well worth it to spend the money here. For $24.99/person, got shoes, socks, and sticks. We used it all and were grateful for the ankle support and the stick as a third leg. See photos for items. We returned the items next day via the honor system. I saw folks with other shoes via different outfitters, and preferred ours by far. We're an Adidas family too...so...that was a bonus. read more

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I was amazed with how patient and polite staff was. They answer the same questions all day long and are still the kindest people. The rental process was easy and they had a great system going. read more

Zion Outfitter - Bike Rentals Near Me - Springdale, Utah

We rented bikes here to ride into Zion. No waiting and the price is better than most other places in town. However, all the bikes we rented had some problems...bad brakes, bent wheels, loose head, etc. the staff was super friendly and helpful but if you want to feel like you're on a safe bike, this isn't the place. There were times when I wanted to ride fast on a downhill and had second thoughts because I thought the front wheel might fall off. Doesn't seem like they can keep up with maintenance on these. But otherwise the service was awesome and you are literally across the path From entering Zion read more

The bikes we got from Zion Outfitter were extremely squeaky, difficult to use, and our chain broke halfway down. We had to walk our bikes a few miles making our legs all scratched up and bruised. We also found the bike guy on the staff to be off putting and rude. If you are looking for e-bikes I would go elsewhere. Lots of other places in Springdale seem to have much higher quality bikes with baskets and rear view mirrors, which is key since you need to be able to see if the bus is coming up behind you to pull over. read more

We walked up the day of our Narrows hike (without an appointment) and they took such good care to help us get gear. We rented "waterproof" socks and shoes and also got a hiking stick to carry. I was so against carrying a stick all day, but it was a lifesaver when we actually got in the river and had to scramble over rocks while the current is gently pushing against you. The shoes and socks worked miracles too. You definitely feel water in your feet, but after 4 hours of wearing this foot gear and hiking in the water, not one person in my group has blistery or pruney feet. After our trip, we went to the store and checked out all their awesome t-shirts. My husband bought a new one they had in stock with an awesome, colorful design of the narrow. Sadly, when we were back home and washed the shirt for the first time, two chunks of color came right off. I emailed them about the issue, and got the friendlies and most helpful response. Any other company would have just written us off and we would have been out $30. Their caring response was so appreciated. Also, this is located right at the park entrance for maximum convenience. read more

Super awesome ebikes and next to trail and open until 6 pm I unlike some that are closed or close at absurdly early hours like 4 pm! Bravo to them! read more

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Awesome staff. Gift shop had all kinds of good stuff from magnets to shirts. The rental aqua hiking shoes and socks were in great shape. I was worried that renting hiking boots would kill the experience but not at all the boots were in great shape and made the narrows hike way more enjoyable. Get the walking stick! I used it to check the river depth while hiking. Parking for Zion is a nightmare so book your bus with Zion outfitters. Well worth the money. No lines and a guaranteed entrance to the park. Park at hoodoos. For a $20 purchase you can park in the lot. Shirt walk to the outfitters. I bought a hat and got to park. Win win!!! read more

This store has everything you need, and I mean literally EVERYTHING, good brand names too and decently priced, FOR A TRIATHALON, for purchase and rental. The staff is EXTREMELY knowledgeable and helpful, very patient, even as busy as they get! Amazing staff, amazing products. I spent a pretty penny there. Thanks for you service! read more

Wow. Just wow. This place is amazing. They have hundreds of brand new rental gear sets in a plethora of sizes. Their staff was super knowledgeable about all activities in the park as well. My boyfriend and I came to Zion for a canyoneering and climbing trip. We knew that we were going to do the subway and wanted to climb, but we needed help with some of the logistics. Jim, the owner, gave us tons of advice and helpful tips on where to climb and how to experience the subway. He also helped us decide what gear was necessity for repelling and going through the slot canyons. Zion Outfitters really helped make our trip one for the books. P.S. the rental shoes were specifically designed for canyoneering and are the perfect combo between hiking and water boots. read more

Zion Outfitter - Bike Rentals Near Me - Springdale, Utah

Great location So many services provided I was going to over-rent but the associate working assured me I'd be ok with neoprene socks and canyoneering boots (she was correct and saved me money!) Very clean facility They have many other goods for sale and rental read more

Just rent the gear for the narrows... it is worth it! Yeah yeah, we all have hiking boots LOL but use theirs so yours aren't saturated for the rest of your trip, pro tip :) plus! The hiking sticks came in very handy when going through the rocky water read more

First off my experience is with renting gear for the narrows. I don't like any shop that doesn't make prices easily visible. I noticed there were no rental prices outside when you try on, not inside, my gut told me it was a bad sign. So when my wife and I went to rent shoes, socks, and a stick for $70 I wanted to walk out, that's outrageous. I can rent full snorkel and fins in Hawaii for a $30 a week. $70 for a day is a crazy mark up. But a friend said it would be worth it so we did it. After doing the narrows I would say if you are going in the summer when it's warm, the shoes and socks I would pass. Renting a stick or grabbing one on the trail is definitely worth it. But the shoes let in water and get heavy. Some strapped sandals or cheap water shoes from Walmart would be better honestly. read more

5 star service. Everyone was so genuinely helpful. I'm sure they get the same questions all day long.

We camped at watchman campground and the campsite does not have showers. Thank god for Zion outfitters. This gem is located next to the visitor center. It's a short 12 min walk from campsite b27. The place is opened from 7 am to 11 pm and the cost for a five minute shower is $4. You can purchase a token at the front desk or a vending machine. Showers are in a private room, clean and there is a chair nearby so that you can store your clean clothes or products. There's also a towel bar. If you have forgotten your shampoo, conditioner or soap ,you do have the option to purchase toiletries at the front. read more

Easy and quick in and out considering the number of people there to rent. We rented the Summer package (boots and a pole) to do The Narrows. We were camped at the South Campground in Zion, so we could walk there to rent and pick up the equipment the evening before we did the hike. When we returned, the shuttle dropped us off at the visitors center, and we just walked over and dropped off our equipment. Very convenient! read more

These guys are great! I highly recommend renting gear for the Narrows hike at Zion Outfitter. It's conveniently located next to the visitor center, which you can get to by Zion Shuttle. They let you pick up your gear the day before (after 3ish?) without an extra charge. They do tend to run out of many of their sizes though, so I ended up coming early the day of the hike anyways. I went in October, and definitely recommend renting their dry pant package for this time of year. Not sure how long you would last with shorts and sandles... probably not very. The price is reasonable, $41 for the dry pants, hard core canyon shoes, neoprene socks, and a walking stick. The pants kept me dry as a bone during my 3 hour hike in the Narrows. The canyon shoes give great traction and protection. The rocks can be hard to navigate without good footwear. A heavy stick really is a must. It saved me from falling on my butt, into the water, probably 20-30 times. The stick is key when your two feet are awkwardly jammed between rocks and the water is pushing against you. Also great for gauging water depths. If you are hiking the narrows off season, I really recommend renting gear from Zion Outfitter. read more

I never leave bad reviews but oh my goodness. The guy helping us get equipment was very unprofessional and rude. He practically got sassy when we requested to just rent dry pants and shoes rather than the entire suit because we only intended to hike a bit of the narrows and not the whole thing because we were also hiking angels landing. He chuckled and said "I'm not gonna tell you how much to hike or not and there's no way you'll be able to do both in one day", when friends of ours have done so. Just very rude and very unprofessional. read more

We were staying the week at Cable Mountain Lodge and decided to rent eBikes for the day from Zion Outfitters. The lady at the front desk looked at my son (which is short for his age) and said they will not rent to kids under 14. While we were trying to pull up his school records online to prove his age, she walked out to get a man who came in and told us they didn't have bikes that would fit him. My son was mortified. I'm 5'2 and he stands as tall as my shoulders, so it wasn't as if he couldn't ride the bike. We left and walked one block to the rental place down the street and we rode bikes all day on much better bikes. So dissatisfied with the lack of customer service from Zion Outfitters and really felt like they mortified a teenager for no reason at all. read more

I bought a $75 sleeping pad and it deflated the first night i used it. I went back and asked for a exchange because they sold me a faulty product and they turned me down. Also the customer service was terrible, when i asked where their sleeping pads were they said they pointed upstairs and said to the left. Later I went to zion outdoors and they came out from behind the counter and walked us to the sleeping pads and said which one he preferred and was really nice in helping choose a a good sleeping pad. read more

We came to rent our water gear for hiking the narrows. Brian was awesome and helped us every step of the way when putting everything on. Would definitely recommend them! read more

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Spent $41 per person to rent the waterproof pants + shoes + socks + walking stick during last week in October 2018. So worth it. We didn't have to worry about getting the bottom half of our bodies wet at all, while hiking through the narrows. It was great; we rented it around 3:30 pm on the day prior to our hike since we started our next morning taking the first shuttle to the canyon. My shoes and socks were soaked completely, but I was able to walk fine in them through the water. What a great experience, and staff were friendly too. read more

** RENT ELSEWHERE!! *** REALLY uncomfortable bike seat for kids, and tough brakes that didn't feel safe on the downhill. We traveled a long way to get to Zion (so beautiful!). Our kids had been hiking all week so we treated ourselves to a bike rental. We put our bikes on the shuttle to the end of the road (the Narrows) with the plan to bike down on a gorgeous day. The bike Zion Outfitters rented to my 9-year old was SO uncomfortable he and my husband had to shuttle back down. I couldn't believe how awful the bike was. The brakes were different for each hand which made it feel unsafe to control for the downhill ride, and the seat was so narrow and hard it was impossible to sit on. It wedged in. I told this to Zion Outfitters at the return, and my comment was received with a shrug. Meanwhile, my 4-year old rode all 7.6 miles down the canyon and had the *best* day. We spent over $100 and my 9-year old missed out on an amazing adventure. Zion Outfitters may be close and convenient but that is no excuse for poor quality rentals. read more

Last visit to Zion NP, we used Zion Adventure Company to rent water socks, a must have when hiking the narrows. We were at the visitor center on 6/11/16 to buy our America the Beautiful pass for our road trip and found Zion Outfitters while waiting for the free shuttle back to our motel. They don't open until after 7am so if you plan on hiking the Narrows like we did at 6am, I suggest renting your items the day before. Also, don't forget to bring extra shoes or sandals in your car so you can change your shoes before returning your items. We rented the water socks for $7 each (and did I mention this is a MUST HAVE when hiking the Narrows!!) My husband got the Narrows package, which comes with a wooden stick, neoprene socks, and water shoes for $25 per person. He didn't have any water shoes; another must have for the Narrows. He told me they were very comfortable and helped with the slick rocks. The water socks fit nicely, had a skid proof bottom - another must have when navigating the slick rocks and finding your footing. Let me ponder why the $7 is worth the money (I'd pay even more if I needed to-for at least socks) because although you think normal socks are good enough, trust me, THEY ARE NOT! When you are traversing the river like a gazelle through the forest, water and sand rush down your leg and directly into your sock. As you continue to Gazelle your way up the narrows and those tiny bits of sand are stuck to your tube sock its rubbing ever so slightly against your shoe and trying to make a nice little "pearl" against your soft wet skin. By the end of the walk up and back, you'll have enough "pearls" for a necklace but not enough money in the world will help you to heal those sores they leave behind! Besides that, for you pansies that don't like the cold water, it keeps your feet warm. Trust me-spend the $7 for the socks. And for you short/tall/fat/skinny women - for Gawdsakes rent or bring a hiking stick! I can't tell you how many "Woman down!" I saw without hiking sticks and no matter how hard they tried to right themselves, it was all for not-in the drink they went. This year the water was higher and stronger than 2 years ago. Great people, super easy and conveniently located right outside the visitor center next to the shuttle buses. I highly recommend using them if you are hiking the Narrows and do not have your own equipment. read more

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Narrrowwwwwws Ready! Ordered/Rented/Bought: - $25 for warm package, which includes hiking stick, trekking shoes, and neoprene socks. - $5 per coin for showers - 7 minutes per coin Tina's Treasures and Tribulations - This place has the essentials you need to go to The Narrows. - This place is located in the plaza right outside near Watchman's Campsite - The showers are located behind the shop as well - only two available - There's a deal for the other larger package when you check into this place - Return the next day or additional $12 (I think?) for extra day rental - Exxxxxxxcellent. read more

These guys were excellent! We rented gear to hike The Narrows in November, and they didn't try to oversell us on gear we didn't really need, given River temp and flow. Felt light and warm (and dry!) the whole day. They even let us take our gear the night before so we could head out early the next morning. read more

Zion Outfitters is located next to the South Entrance of Zion National Park in Springdale, UT. The store is conveniently located at the front gate to the park. You can use their parking lot to park your car if you are renting equipment from them. The store rents water shoes, bikes, tubes for the river, and other hiking accessories. So, I am going hiking on the Narrows hiking trail in Zion National Park. I did not have any idea what equipment I was going to need for the hike. This is my first trip here and I am not familiar with the terrain. Fortunately I chose this store to come and rent my gear because the guy at the store (Jim) that helped me was a big help. Jim got us all squared away with the gear we needed for the narrows hike. We even picked the gear up in the evening and brought it with us back to the hotel so we could get an early start the next morning. He also spent time telling us about the park and the trails. Equipment for the Narrows Hike: -Water Shoes. -Water Socks. -Hiking Stick. $22 per person. Plastic Bags for our cell phones - $4 ea. They even had a size 14 for me. I did not ask if they stocked sizes larger than 14. The equipment looks like it has been used quite a bit, but as long as it does the job. Jim also assured me that all of the equipment is thoroughly sanitized after every use. I definitely recommend picking up your hiking gear from Zion Outfitters. Thanks Jim! read more

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Definitely the deluxe shower option in Springdale if you are camping in the park (which doesn't have showers) and you can walk here from the campground. They showers are cleaner and cheaper than the other option in town (Zion Canyon Outfitters). Total price is $4 for 5 minutes. We never had to wait to get in, even on a holiday weekend. The only downside is that they are segregated by sex, which means that a thrifty couple cannot share a shower stall in the same way that you can in the Canyon Outfitters. There are cheaper options near the mount Carmel entrance to the park, but it isn't worth the time/money to drive there. As for gear, Zion Outfitter of course rents the ubiquitous Narrows Package of canyoneering boots, neoprene socks and a walking stick. Necessary for taking a long walk in the narrows in cold months, but definitely overkill for the summer. They also have a good collection of fun t-shirts. Staff was friendly. read more

Even though there are several outfitters in Springdale, I had decided to go with Zion Outfitter to rent gear for The Narrows mainly because they are conveniently located literally right next to the pedestrian entrance to Zion. My boyfriend and I were more than pleased with this choice! Before I reserved my gear with Zion Outfitter, I emailed them several questions. They were very responsive. After I decided to go with them, I was easily able to reserve my gear over the phone with them for my Narrows hike in June. Come June, my boyfriend and I made a short trek from Cable Mountain Lodge (great place to stay!) to the outfitter. The staff couldn't find my reservation on file, but they were still very friendly and accommodating. They helped fit us into our Adidas Hydropros (they have 5.10s for smaller feet and kids), gave us neoprene socks, and hiking sticks. If I had any questions, they were more than willing to answer. After they fitted us, I told them I would go back to our room and get a printout of our reservation. They were very kind and let me do that and everything got sorted out with no issue! The gear itself was a heaven send. I don't know how anyone does The Narrows without canyoneering shoes. They provided great ankle support. The squishy sensation you get as you walk through the Virgin River is a fun bonus! The return process was very easy. We just had to drop our shoes in a bin, give back the socks, and put back the sticks. The staff member helping us out at the end of the day was very nice as well! Overall, my experience with Zion Outfitter was wonderful. They have good and clean gear. Their price point is very good ($22 for a warm weather package and if you stay at Cable Mountain Lodge, you get a 10% discount; although we did stay at Cable Mountain Lodge, we wanted to support their business and not mention it :) ) They have an amazing staff! Nothing can replace the convenience! If I could give Zion Outfitter 10 stars, I would! Thank you for helping me make my Narrows experience unforgettable! read more

Zion Outfitter - Trotting along in The Narrows in my awesome gear from Zion Outfitter! - Bike Rentals Near Me - Springdale, Utah

Great experience here. Came in on 4/2 around 2pm with the intent of renting gear for the narrows. Beforehand, we checked out Zion Adventure Rentals down the road...but thankfully we came to Outfitters instead due to two key reasons. Zion Outfitters is located at the Visitor center, only a minute walk from the shuttle buses to the Zion Valley. They had a 8pm return time for their rentals, compared to Zion Adventure. Also, for boots, walking stick, and socks came out to $41. Zion Adventure was $51 and their return time was 8pm. Our group of 6 were very pleased with the service from Zion Outfitters especially from Preston. He informed us of a lot of tips and tricks about Zion and Springdale. Really cool dude, he even offered to give us a drive to our RV cause our shuttle to Springdale was running late and we were freezing cold after a long hike thru the narrows. Thanks again, bro! read more

Zion Outfitter - Suuuuper cold hike (April 2015) - Bike Rentals Near Me - Springdale, Utah

We made reservations well in advance and we stopped by the day before to talk about the weather. The young woman behind the counter was super helpful and unbelievably patient with us inexperienced doofus-types. She recommended renting a hiking pole which turned out to be very useful. Because it was late March and cold, we rented the entire outfit which included water pants that have a neoprene gasket around your waist and ankles. You also wear neoprene socks and water boots which are necessary in the cold water. I also used a water shirt that has gaskets around the wrists, your neck, and around the waist outside of your pants. Water seeped in almost immediately into my boots, but I never noticed the cold. The outfit worked wonders. I did have trouble getting the water jacket on and off. Have someone help you pull the shirt over your shoulders and head after you unroll the waistband of your jacket. You won't need this in the summer, but if you do The Narrows in cold weather, you'll get a flowing river and hardly anyone on the river. I might rent the water boots even in the summer for the best footing in the river. read more

Showed up for a four day camping trip and forgot our tent. We arrived after hours and thought we were out of luck. Not only did they let us in, and let us purchase a display tent, but they also hooked us up on the price. These guys are AMAZING. I'd give 7 stars if I could. read more

I came here for the showers and laundry. Nice setup. Each shower room is completely private with a locked door. Tokens for the shower and quarters for laundry. Worked well and was so amazing to get a shower after camping off grid for a week! read more

Camped on BLM land (came on a busy weekend so campsites were full at Zion) and needed a place to shower. Zion Outfitter has a lower level beneath the main store front with separate showers for men and women, and laundry machines (washers and dryers) as well. Shower/bathroom areas were clean and both times I went to shower were not busy. Although, I assume in the evening the pace might pick up. Tokens for the showers can be purchased in the main store or in the lower level on a wall machine (I believe it takes cards). One token costs $4 and allows for 5 minutes in the shower. Laundry costs $4 for the washer and $2.50 for the dryer. They are coin operated and take quarters. There is a change machine below as well. read more

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We had a great experience with Zion Outfitter getting our gear for the Narrows. We opted for the "warm weather package" in mid May which included the neoprene socks, shoes and walking stick. For one day this pack cost about $25. Trust me when I say you want all three items! The shoes provided good stability and kept our toes from getting smashed by the rocks and the walking stick kept us upright countless times during our nine mile hike through the Narrows. We had a blast! Zion outfitters is located just outside the pedestrian entrance to the park and is open late. We picked up our gear the night before when we were leaving the park and dropped it back off when we were leaving the park the next day. Super convenient location and hours! read more

The people that work there are pretty nice. Just about $20 for water shoes and a walking stick. Can return up to 11pm at the market (8pm in store). Only negative is the $5 for 5 minutes of shower read more