I was recommended here from an employee at Keystone Christy's to buy an emergency pair of snowboard…read moreboots - wide - which are apparently difficult to find. They helped me find an option which saved the trip. I was with my local friend and they gave us the local discount.

Great gear and great prices. TJ was great. Lots of good sale stuff and new season merch.read more

Great service. Great bikes. In-N-Out quickly. yes it's a little pricey, but you get what you pay…read morefor.

Second time renting from here! Last summer rented mountain bikes and this time e-bikes. Very easy,…read moregood service, decent pricing.

Highlight was renting a helmet from these guys after having a really crappy day at Breckenridge…read morewhich I have to say has to be the least ADA friendly resort I've visited so far. Mike helped me out and was really pleasant. Great ADA parking out front and wide doors to accommodate my wheelchair getting into the building . Highly recommend this business!

Our family and friends had another fun ride down the Vail Pass. Alpine Sports got us fitted with…read morehelmets and bicycles. We watched a safety video, signed a waiver, paid, then loaded up in the shuttles for a ride to the Vail Pass starting point. The first mile or so of the ride are switchbacks, so go slowly. Then coast on the straightaway to Copper Mountain. Get a chair to view the ski area. Restaurants and coffee shops are around, plus restrooms. Then ride into Fresco. Be sure to stop at the free museum with the log buildings. So fun! Mornings are cool, so wear long sleeves or a jacket. Jeans or leggings or on warmer days, shorts are fine. Afternoon rides can get rained on. The team at Alpine Sports are helpful and friendly. We recognize their faces after riding for many years. If you do one activity other than hiking, make this ride a must. Reserve your bikes online and get a discount!

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

Handy shop, emoyee he was helpful in finding the right size ski boys and had Intel on what worked…read morebest for wide feet etc. They had a decent selection of gloves, helmets, pants, skk boots, skis and snowboard stuff. Some of the things were new and of the things were used. We scored some great nordica boots that made skiing much more enjoyable. He was willing to fit them to our skis however, seeing how the foot size didn't change they actually fit fine. All in all, I would definitely suggest dropping by here if you're looking to score a good deal or need some fair priced new equipment.

Tim and his staff did an excellent job selecting, waxing, and adjusting my skis. Thanks! I will…read moredefinitely be back!

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.

"I'm not here for a long time. I'm here for a good time"…read moreAnd the crew at breck sports crystal peak made it happen. They were easy to work with. Made my rental experience easy!

Steve G. was so helpful and knowledgeable about snowboards!! He suggested a couple of different…read moreones and one day he even let me switch boards half way through. Cheerful and friendly even on the busiest day of the season! Everyone else at Breck Sports was super helpful and kind too.

Friendly service. Lacking in golf club selection. Decent prices. A large variety of other sporting…read moreequipment.

Want to get ripped off??? Walked into this establishment to purchase boots and skis for my father…read morein law. We were never greeted or asked if we needed help. ALEX the CSR sat on a couch the entire time. When we went to check out, we were not asked any questions or even acknowledged. We purchased boots and skis then went down the road to have them binded. Come to find out the skis did not fit the boots. We went back 10 minutes later and ALEX told us there was nothing they could do. Refused to get COLLIN the manager on the phone. He admitted fault in not checking the skis and boots. He also mentioned he didn't want to be there and that he doesn't even talk to the manager. He expressed his dislike for his job and I quote "I'm literally doing physical therapy in front of you, I don't want to be here". I unfortunately did not read the reviews before shopping but they are correct. Rude staff, disgusting store, and scammers.

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.