Great place! Nice and cozy! The staff is very welcoming. They are all English and positive…read more Paninis and sandwiches are very simple but good. Love this place. Home made deserts.

Always really nice people very wiling to help (in English or French). I needed a enduro bike and…read morethe other big bike place in town (Zero G) wanted an outrageous €70 for the day! Intersport had the same quality bike for €45 and they were nice enough to throw in a pack and extra tube (which I ended up using). They have helped me in the winter too at the main store on the high street.

Went to the main store for skis. Guys were very helpful, took their time to explain and make sure…read morethe fit is good. I changed skis at the end of the day, and they were very receptive. Highly recommend!

I was in Chamonix for 5 days of skiing and had some fitting issues with my boots (which were…read morealready fitted in the US)... I came into the store right before closing and went upstairs to the Boot Dept. Flo was there and spent the time with me to have my boots refitted and remolded, even past the closing time of the store, and made sure to take the time for my boots to cool down. He never rushed the process! The boots felt amazing the next day on the slopes!!! Flo was a Godsend and helped make the rest of my trip amazing! I would definitely recommend visiting this store if you need anything done with your ski gear!

This place is definitely hit or miss depending on who helps you. I had a fine time buying energy…read morebars for the Tour du Mont Blanc. However I bought flip flops and when I realized a couple hours later that they were the wrong size they wouldn't let me return it even though I had the receipt, it was only two hours and I literally only walked down the street. The frustrating thing is that when purchasing they never tell you it's final sale. Shame on me for not knowing, but shame on them for not being forthcoming and transparent. They only tell you it's final sale on the receipt after you've already bought it. How does that make any sense?

We used Intersport for two different reasons, renting Via Ferrata equipment and getting advice on…read morewhat to purchase for blister protection, and were pleased on both accounts. They only charged us a half-day rental even though I think we were a bit over on our time. Employee was very friendly, spoke English well, and was quite knowledgeable about the Via Ferrata we were doing. The Compeed blister aids were lifesavers. A bit pricey but couldn't have managed without them. I appreciated their staff being so well-rounded in their sports knowledge.

There are several Intersports in Chamonix - this is the newest one right in the centre of the town,…read moreon the main street. We had pre-booked ski hire and the process could not have been any more efficient. When we arrived, we were greeted instantly and attended to right away, with no waiting. The person thankfully spoke English (even though we had given our rusty French a go - badly) and we had no communication issues at all. The skis I was given were almost brand new - they were certainly new that season and did not have a mark on them. Later in the week, my ski instructor commented that I'd been given good skis and they were the right size and type for my height and skill level. This was not the case with other members of the group who had ordered their skis from elsewhere - the ski instructor even advised one girl that she should ask her ski provider for a different pair, as the ones she had been given were not suitable at all. Whereas we were very confident in the expertise and equipment provided by Intersport. On returning the skis at the end of the week, again we were seen to right away, no waiting at all - just a very easy and quick in and out. I would definitely use this Intersport again. I'd also popped in during the week to buy a Buff, as we had unfortunate weather. and driving snow was getting the better of my face. It seemed expensive - just under 40 Euros for a Buff, but let's face it, if you buy gear in a ski resort you know you are going to get fleeced on the price anyway, and I was happy to pay the price for convenience. Again, we were happy with the quality of the items on offer, and with the friendly service.

Even though Patagonia is out of California, seeing them in Chamonix made it feel like my "hometown"…read morewas represented. This store is similar to your typical Patagonia shop in the US, with slightly higher prices. (yeah) A great place to go if you need a last-minute puffy or ripped your softshell pants wide open with a crampon.

The shop moved to another place, the new palce is awesome, very nice decoration and large selection.read more

These guys are the best. The store never feels crowded and the selection is exactly what you need…read more Cheap backpacks and crampon rentals. They have a ton of good souvenirs too like trail maps and outdoor gear. I rented skis then they let me rent a snowboard and gave me an extra day for free. This is the spot!

We came here to buy fuel to use during our Tour du Mont Blanc…read more We found here a better TMB map than one we bought on Amazon. So we got it. There are plenty of outdoor gear here and staff are really friendly and speak English.