Update: TJ, the manager of the store, called me directly and we had a great conversation about this…read moreunfortunate situation. He was sincerely concerned and apologized. Growing up in a neighboring city, he understands the value of community and expressed his desire to make this right. I truly appreciate TJ's effort to opening up a conversation to clear this up. It really can be as simple as that - having a conversation where two people show respect for one another. TJ said that I can reach out to him directly for assistance with either ski clothing or ski rentals.

Great staff! Found new bike shoes with cleats good price and showed me how to attach correctly…read more Have been going here for years.

What a great manager! Very nice and very helpful…read more Looking for shoes and received great service. A nice store! Thanks

A cashier we had was so unnecessarily aggressive about their stupid membership program. This older…read moreblonde lady was our cashier and wouldn't stop hounding us about it after we said no at least 4 times. Then she made a backhanded comment about us saying no. The line was already so long and she was being overly aggressive wouldn't stop pushing it. Genuinely makes me never want to go back!! And their shit is ridiculously overpriced lol

This is perhaps the easiest 5-star review I've written on Yelp... On a recent trip to Denver, we…read moredecided to do the ski thing for a day at Winter Park; hailing from Tennessee, you would correctly guess that we had no idea really what to do or get and how to prepare (outside of some help from ChatGPT). In our quest to find rental clothing, we came across Mountain Threads and Jared, and I am absolutely certain that it made our ski experience that much better. Jared was responsive, helpful, and kind - both on the phone and in person. He opened the shop early to accommodate our ski time - which was incredible - and $40 for all of the rental wear was a solid price. Easily a 10/10 - you won't go wrong here!

I wanted to spend a day skiing when visiting Denver, and the ski park I identified provided…read moreequipment but no warm weather gear. They recommended Mountain Threads, and I could not be more satisfied with the service I received. I called the day I arrived in town/the night before I was to ski. I spoke with Jared who was incredibly helpful in identifying the gear I needed. Further, Jared walked me through a timeline for leaving Denver, stopping by the shop to try on gear, and making it to my ski lesson on time. Throughout the process Jared was accommodating and generous with his insights. The price point was incredibly competitive - jacket, pants, goggles and gloves for $40. I believe a helmet could have been included, but the ski park included a helmet in their equipment package. I would recommend Mountain Threads without hesitation.

The folks at Rope &Rescue are top notch, easy to deal with and very knowledgeable. The equipment…read morethey sell is not cheap but they help you find ways to save money in buying what is necessary to do your job.

There is nothing I love more than a local business that is at the pinnacle of expertise in their…read moreperspective field. Rope and Rescue is that business. There may be a small handful of other companies nation wide who offer an assortment of products dedicated to occupational climbing gear. I am confidant to say that these guys rival them all. The staff are friendly and more importantly, beyond competent to help in any way possible to outfit cutting edge gear at reasonable prices. The best part of this business is that you can demo the different types of gear in house before purchase. They know the in's and out's of what is current and new in climbing safety technology.

We've been in town eight days, and have gone to the GearLab half of those days. We rented…read moresnowshoes and got recommendations on trails to try in the area. The staff is really knowledgeable and led to some great experiences for us on our trip. Thanks, GearLab!

We visited this shop looking for T-shirts and also found some very nice insulated water bottles…read morewith strainers for tea. The owner was so friendly and pleasant to visit with. Awesome store with good prices. Highly recommend this store for your fitness gear.

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.

This review is for wax/tune only of 2 sets of skis & 1snowboard for a non-peak week:…read moreDropped off before Sun 4pm and Evan said our gear would be ready at 8am Mon (over-nite service). We had them wax on 1st day and again 5days later and gear was ready at 8am both times; the over-nite crew delivered as promised! Price was reasonable also...Would use again.

Austin and the others at the rental area were super cool. They help outfit my friends from Brazil…read morewith equipment, tips and even suggestions on which resort we should visit. The experience was stress free, accommodating and we even shared some laughs. This is not the first time I've had a very good experience there and I should have written a review sooner. This is a place that makes you proud to live here in Evergreen. My friends from Brazil enjoyed their experience so much they insisted upon coming with me to return the equipment so they could shop. Again, the young lady that helped us was amazing, wish I would have remembered to get her name.

Yelp will probably delete this review saying that it is not a real review. My husband has been a…read morefan of this establishment since we moved to Evergreen. I've never thought one ski shop was better than another. Buyer beware, I've always said. Wrong. This place has my business now, now matter where I live. I went in to ask about demo-ing some skis I'd read about. I'm a 63 year-old expert woman skier. Riley listened, paid attention and made some suggestions. I'm thrilled because now I am the proud owner of the Stoëckli Nela 88s and the Roxa boots I never had even heard of. Pricey? You bet. Worth it? Absolutely. Riley said I'd make it good if I didn't like the equipment. He won't get these back over my dead body. I'm skiing better at my age now than I've ever skied. Sounds like hyperbole? Believe whatever you want. I'm just sayin'.

TAKES A LOT OF EFFORT TO FIND BARGAINS HERE…read more We were told that Wilderness Exchange Unlimited is the place to come when you find REI too expensive. Wilderness Exchange is across the street from the flagship REI megastore. Park in the large lot (first hour free) next to Wilderness Exchange. We always enjoy hunting for bargains but it was not fun going through the mostly meh merchandise here. Hiking wear was still expensive even with tags showing markdowns of 25-50% off. We found the choices for women's clothing limited and less appealing (ugly colors and zero style) than the men's clothing. Plus secondhand clothing was mixed in with unworn merchandise. As for camping and hiking gear, it's hit or miss. Gear is expensive here even if it is marked down. If you are a hiking or camping newbie, bring a friend who can advise you about brands, quality and prices plus do some comparison shopping at REI. Confirm Wilderness Exchange's limited return and warranty policy.

Andy is awesome and was super helpful all around! Super knowledgeable and was passionate about it!read more