I took 3 classes in BJJ at Inyodo in 2021 and left my third class heavily injured. The owner only…read morecontacted me a month later to ask if I wanted to renew my monthly fee! I recently returned my once used $95 BJJ uniform and he offered me $40 to buy it back. I haggled him up to $60. Enough said......

My 9-year-old son has just started Jui Jitsu training here and it's been a fantastic experience!…read moreBobcat (the owner) and the instructors are kind, attentive and know their stuff. My son is having fun and definitely challenged and learning. So glad this is an option for him!

My son and I train here! Great atmosphere! We do MMA, Jiu-Jitsu and Striking classes!read more

Great environment, the owner and instructor is very knowledgeable. I had a blast going to their BJJ…read moreclass.

Visiting and had a great class. Instructor was fun and showed an awesome crucifix chain. Can't wait…read moreto visit again.

Dropped into a no-gi class while in town and had a great experience at the noon class. Everyone was…read moresuper friendly and welcoming. I even picked up a cool sweatshirt as well. Highly recommend.

I am 43 and am active as well as a regular gym member who goes about 3 times a week. I started the…read morekick boxing classes with coach Danny and get one of the best work outs ever. In these classes my cardio and stamina get tested to it's limit. I learn the nuances of kickboxing that include combinations, kicks, knees - all that I thought I knew, but have been masterly taught by the knowledgeable staff. If you have a chance to attend a class - do it. You may become addicted.

I cannot speak more highly of the staff at Gorsuch, Holly and Kathleen. They helped me pick out…read moreseveral amazing pieces and I sincerely appreciated their honest opinions. They even went above and beyond to help me with a clothing issue that happened at a local restaurant earlier in the evening. This store is a must-visit in Aspen.

Horrible and incompetent service customer people who are not nice to customers. Seems like the…read morelocals resent customers from out of town. Will never shop again to any of their stores, both in Aspen or Vail. Customers stay away from this business

Uncomfortable and unwelcoming experience. The woman with curly gray hair barely acknowledged us…read morewhen we asked about checkout and the dressing room. It felt like she didn't want to help us at all. We ended up walking out even though we were ready to spend money.

The crew at Breeze fit me perfectly upon arrival and I had a great week of skiing. At one point at…read morethe end of the day I mistakenly grabbed the wrong set of skis, and with the Breeze stickers the unfortunate person whose skis I grabbed called BreeE and spoke with Josh, who pieced together what happened and connected us to remedy the situation. Really appreciate the great support and assistance this week!

Reserved 2 electric bikes a week ahead for discount. Easy going staff, if weather is bad they gave…read moreme option for 100% refund. But weather was ok so we got the informative clinic from Henry. Off we went to Frisco with the Breckenridge Marathon also going on at the exact same time. But the path is big enough to share. Easy drop off, bikes were solid. Highly recommend

July 24, 2023. Monday. Morning…read more This business is in the heart of downtown Breckenridge. It's conveniently right by the start of the bike path to Frisco. My wife and I rented two bikes on-line from them. Make sure you rent on-line because you get cheaper rates. We rented an e-bike for her and a carbon fiber road bike for me ($60 each). The technician adjusted both of these to our ride height and provided bike locks and helmets free of charge. My technician oiled the chain and made sure the pedals were firmly screwed in. He had me sit on the bike to make sure of the seat height. We biked from Breckenridge, around Dillon Reservoir, and back. A total of thirty-five miles in one day. This was a beautiful ride, and I would highly recommend it to anyone. See attached photos. The bike path had been groomed and you can tell Colorado cares about its bikers. The only dangerous part of our entire ride happened on the east side of Dillon Reservoir, where the bike path became a downhill road with lots of bumps and holes. For three miles we went downhill and the shoulder is non-existent. We started at 9:30 AM and were done about 3 PM. The bikes held up nicely and if the miles intimidate you then definitely rent an e-bike. You still have to pedal but it kicks in to boost you on the uphill ascents. Rent from Carvers for the excellent service and custom fitting.