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.

I have had horrible shin bang from boots that I had bought and I was recommended to come to this…read moreshop and talk to Paul. Not only was everyone is the store experienced and knowledgeable they did everything they could to help me. Shout out to Paul, he really knows his stuff, he figured out what was causing my pain and took the time to educated me about ski boot fit and helped me find a solution.

Looking to finally upgrade my ski boots after 15yrs (yea, I know that is about 2x longer than I…read moreshould have been skiing on them). Podium in Frisco was recommended by several friends - just Wow. The ski boot selection is completely over the top. There must have been 30 different kinds of boots to choose from (total for both men's and women's). The team there (Reilly and John) treated us like royalty and did everything necessary to make sure we (i) got the boots that fit our feet (my wife has pretty unique feet), and (ii) boots that fit our ski-ability. The boots were molded to our feet, heels, etc. and she got a heating unit - pretty sick!! The price for what we got was super reasonable - I checked on the web while sitting at the shop and Podium was ~20% cheaper than what I found from virtually every online store for the boots I bought. I skied on them the next day and it was INSANE how much more comfortable I was and how much more control I had skiing. Yes, I said "comfort" and "ski boots" in the same sentence, crazy. For anyone buying boots or any ski gear (I also bought a new helmet), I highly recommend Podium. (I gather they do mountain bike and other cycling gear in the spring/summer)

This is a great place to rent bikes and have an awesome day in Summit county…read more They explained everything we needed. The helmets were clean and safe.

Wanted to rent a bike here, absolutely unfriendly unhelpful and doesn't even have a trails or maps…read moreto show you where you can bike in town go elsewhere. And then they make fun of you for wanting to wear a helmet when you've had brain trauma.... The Owner wants to deny the Truth. I can tell you, I wrote this right after I left their business, they can watch the cameras, the people in the shop and the Guy working, said he never wears a helmet, along with another lady working. I walked down a block an rented a bike from Base Mountain sports. I recommend you do too. they are Cheaper!

Super easy online booking with a same day discount not usually offered; one of the earliest pickup…read moretimes too (8:30). Booked two e-bikes in the short drive from Frisco to Breck, parked, walked to the shop, and were out the door with bikes in about 20mins total. Connor was super helpful and gave full instructions for those that have never ridden an e-bike before.

Kudos to my boy Ryan on an outstanding afternoon in Historic Breck. He went above and beyond the…read morecall of duty in the following categories... - client safety - creekside triage in the event we ignore his guidance. - cool stories - beer selection - insuring we can pet all the pups The best of times... greg and laura bowman

I reserved four e-bikes for Sunday, June 14, and specified bike sizes--including a small bike for…read moreone rider--more than three weeks in advance. When we arrived, there was only one employee working (Mike) and another group ahead of us, so we waited about 15 minutes before the rental process could begin. Once we were helped, we were informed that the small bike we had reserved was unavailable. Mike then spent roughly 30 minutes trying to repair another small bike in the back. After he brought it out, we did a test ride in the parking lot, but the bike immediately displayed an error code. We were then told it would not provide any pedal-assist power. At that point, we gave up on getting a working bike from Breckenridge Ski & Sport and went across the street to another rental shop. Remarkably, they had a properly sized bike ready for us almost immediately. Once we got on the trail, the three bikes rented from Breckenridge Ski & Sport all felt noticeably underpowered compared to the bike from the other shop, which easily outperformed them throughout the ride. The online reservation process was straightforward, but the experience at the store was frustrating and disappointing. Reserving specific bike sizes weeks in advance should ensure those bikes are available and in working condition when customers arrive. I appreciate Mike's efforts to solve the problem, but the lack of preparation and equipment readiness significantly impacted our experience.

totally disliked the store. the customer service was awful. i went in there to get two e bikes for…read moreme and my friend. sure, it was normal pricing, the bikes they offer were straight up the most uncomfortable bikes EVER. the chain totally was clacking. i rented from a different store and i had a miraculous time. not this place though. if you are considering purchasing/renting from here. DONT.

Vail has its fair share of sport equipment rental shops but Vail Sports is conveniently located at…read morethe Lionshead Village entrance. For the summer months, visitors can rent a bike for any terrain. I wanted to see what the hype was about, so decided to try an e-bike. The bike was a very clean, class one e-bike suitable for biking/walking paths. The Bosch e-bike system was easy to use and allowed for quick change riding mode (manual, sport, turbo, etc) and being able to switch on the fly was a huge advantage when it came to riding the steep hills (going up both ways.....lol). The rental process is quick (especially since Epic Mountain has my profile) and the staff was really helpful, giving me a quick rundown on how to operate the bike. Rental rates are by half day (4 hours) or full day. Take note that folks can save 20% when reserving online versus in-store. The pricing is a little more expensive than if I had rented an e-bike thru our hotel, but Vail Sports has better maintained equipment. Rental prices do include a helmet and each bike has its own handlebar bag. I was able to ride thru the town, in the residential area and up/down Gore Creek Trail. The latter is a safe option when going between East and West Vail and does provide beautiful scenery. Upon returning the bike, the staff was also very friendly in answering my questions, helping me to decide whether or not I am going to invest in a purchase. I must say the pedal assist on some hills was a fantastic bonus to my ride. This was a great "touring" experience while visiting Vail and with the friendly and very knowledgeable staff, I would definitely recommend Vail Sports for all season equipment rental!

I came in to see if they can fix my DPS skis which were pretty banged up and needed some epoxy work…read moreas well as a regular tuning. Nate went out of his way to help me and even hooked me up with a demo for the day while my ski was getting fixed. excellent service. Excellent result.

This is one of the best sunglasses, goggles, ski, and bike helmet shops in the village. They're…read morealways up-to-date with the latest trends and offer great recommendations. Plus, they have competitive pricing and a great atmosphere. Check them out when you're in need of the following items:

Great selection of helmets. If you're looking to try on quite a bunch of different brands, they…read morehave a good selection. They are a bit over priced compare to other places that offer deals and special. But if you're looking to try on a bunch and see the difference, this is the place to go.

I'm a long-time local in Summit County. I had an unusual, but relatively simple issue with my…read moree-bike. I only needed help figuring out how to pull the motor without damaging the frame, so that I could plug in a new wiring harness. I had already mostly disassembled it. I had previously visited three shops, all with great reputations. First place wouldn't even consider looking at it. Second was nicer but said they won't touch motors on e-bikes. Third tried a bit but didn't put much effort into it. But then, I got to Rebel Sports. Jack came out to my vehicle and looked at the bike while it was still on my rack. He said he'd be happy to give it a try. I unloaded the bike and brought it inside. It took some time, but he finally got the motor out. He replaced the wiring harness and put it all back together for me. He even helped tweak the adjustment on my derailleur to get it shifting better. The cost for the repair and help was exceptionally reasonable. Jack told me that he genuinely had fun figuring it out and that he enjoys working on niche projects. Also, while I was there, I heard the interactions between other staff members and customers (all from out of town). Their customer service is exemplary. I will be going back to Rebel Sports for all of my bike needs in the future and I'll specially be asking for Jack.

We've been visiting Rebel Sports almost every year since 2016, and one of the main reasons we keep…read morecoming back is because they're the only place that carries the adorable trike that our kids absolutely love riding. Unfortunately, this year's experience was extremely disappointing. From the moment we walked in, the customer service was lacking. There was only one person at the desk, and the interactions felt dry, impersonal, and unwelcoming. We were initially told the trike was not available to rent. Later, another employee outside said it actually was. After explaining that we've rented the same trike nearly every year, they finally agreed to let us rent it. About 30 minutes into our ride, the trike's brake suddenly snapped open on its own. There was no collision, no crash, no impact--nothing that would reasonably explain a mechanical failure. Because the brake no longer worked, my 12-year-old daughter had to manually roll the trike back for nearly two hours, completely ruining what was supposed to be a fun family bike day. What disappointed us even more was how the situation was handled when we returned. Instead of showing any empathy, apologizing for the equipment failure, or offering a discount or credit for the ruined rental, we were immediately blamed for damaging the brake. Any reasonable person would ask: how is a rider responsible for a brake mechanically coming apart without any accident or impact? Rather than standing behind their equipment, Rebel Sports chose to argue over a brake issue that appeared to require nothing more than a pair of pliers and a few seconds to reconnect. We had traveled all the way from Texas and were parked far away--otherwise, we likely could have fixed it ourselves. Eventually, I realized it simply wasn't worth continuing the argument. I was prepared to pay $10, $20, $50, $100--or even buy the trike outright--just to end the discussion and move on. The cost was never the issue. What bothered me was the principle. A minor mechanical problem exposed what felt like an unfair, unprofessional, and unethical approach to customer service. Rather than treating a loyal customer with understanding and goodwill, the focus was on assigning blame over what appeared to be an obvious equipment failure. We've always believed in supporting local, family-owned businesses, and that's exactly why we've continued coming back for nearly a decade. But supporting small businesses should never come at the expense of fairness, accountability, honesty, and respect for customers. This experience left us genuinely disappointed, and unless customer service and accountability improve, we'll have to reconsider returning after so many years of making Rebel Sports part of our family trips.