Excellent service. I needed to get a pair of boots and they were very helpful in providing the best…read moreinformation for the best equipment and fit for the sport. When they had to order the right size boot for me they even gave me a free boot rental so I could still ride the following day. Totally professional business and I would definitely recommend them to anybody looking into renting or purchasing gear.

Rented a snowboard package for my daughter this past Monday. Reservation was easy to make online…read more The staff was efficient and friendly. Gear was in good shape, clean and new. They fit her properly and she did well on the mountain. Drop off was quick and efficient with their drive thru drop-off. They have a bonus free gear rental once you hit a certain amount of rentals that doesnt expire. Pricing was fair and much more efficient than renting up at Sunrise. Highly recommend.

This place is the BEST ski/board shop in Arizona and I've tried almost all of them! The entire…read moreprocess from start to finish was absolutely perfect (and efficient). The staff was knowledgeable, helpful, and kind. They showed my kids how to clip into their skis and taught them a few helpful tips. The place is clean, organized, well run and affordable. I won't ever go to another ski shop up here, truly the best customer service and exactly what you expect from a small town, family run business.

The guys in here set me up with a board and boots. They were really knowledgeable and kind. I'll…read moreabsolutely rent with them again. Highly recommend!

Super helpful!! More affordable than other rental places and way better customer service. Don't go…read moreto Skier's edge...instead trust the guys at Hon-Dah! Not a fancy place, but great gear and helpful staff.

Great customer service and always helpful when I first got into snowboarding, now I own all gear…read morebut I caught an edge one day at the slopes and decided that a helmet is much needed. At the end of the day I stopped at the shop that evening due to their great customer service they had given me in the past and purchased a helmet.

This is your GO TO PLACE for all things skiing and snowboarding. The owner Micah is super chill,…read moreknowledgeable, friendly and genuinely eager to help. His gear is by far some the nicest equipment ever rented. Those snowboard though--too nice to even know they are rented. He outfitted my entire family in gear for several days. He's our only ski stop in Pinetop-Lakeside. Trust me, he's the best in town.

Decided to come up to Pinetop for a romantic getaway. Looked up ski shops found this gem. Owner is…read moreknowledgable and friendly. Prices are excellent Mica will take care of you. We found our Pinetop ski shop!!

My husband and I just stopped in! Had the best experience renting ski's Phenomenal customer…read moreservice, very friendly and helpful! We will now be doing all of our ski rentals here! Definitely recommend!

What a gorgeous place, top notch new skis and boards for rentals. Looking forward to shredding…read morepowder!

Even though I first learned how to ski over in Flagstaff, I spent many years here at Sunrise during…read moremy college years. The drive from Phoenix is just over 3 hours. I picked up most of my skills here at Sunrise in those early days. It is also the place that I first learned how to snowboard. Lately, I have been skiing in resorts outside of Arizona and haven't been making my way over here as much. I had never tried night skiing and recently made a drive up here one weekend. I ended up staying over in Pinetop. Sunrise Park Resort allows you to ski or board from 4:30 to 8pm on certain evenings. It is a separate ticket price and you can add it on to your day pass if you want to do a full day. I really enjoyed skiing under the stars. The only bummer is that they only have a few runs open for it. Sunrise Park Resort is located near Greer, AZ. It is owned and operated by the White Mountain Apache Tribe. Sunrise has 67 trails across three mountains. They rent out ski gear, offer lessons and even have skibobbing. Sunrise is usually only open for about four to five months during the winter season. There are a number of places to eat at if you want to grab a bite while here. Sunrise Park Resort has mountain biking and other activities during the summer months. The parking lot isn't the greatest on snowy days, but is spacious. The closest towns with hotels to stay in are Show Low, Pinetop, Greer, Eagar, and Springerville. There are some companies in the Phoenix area that offer travel deals for transportation and lodging.

I feel like I need to write this review and give them a solid 4 stars as a lot of people on here…read morereally trashing the resort. I've been skiing for over 15 years, and this is a pretty solid ski resort. It's not going to be like Park City or Telluride or elsewhere, but honestly, where in AZ are you gonna find skiing that's a couple of hours drive from the Valley? Also, their daily lift prices are very reasonable if you don't want to be locked into all these seasonal passes. I found them to be a really good deal! Now, if you fly in, then yea, maybe you might be disappointed. It's still fairly early in the ski season, so only 3 lifts were open, and 8-14 trails open when I came here. But, during the week between Xmas and New Years, they have night ski, and that's mainly why I came, so I could finally experience this, and it was such an awesome experience. The lift price is so reasonable and from 4-8pm, there are fewer people and you have the mountain to yourself. The runs are very well lit, so it is not even necessary to carry your own light. Things that will make your experience so much better: - I bought my night pass and next day pass all together and avoided the line for the next day. I did see the line to get lift tickets was very long from 9am until 2-3pm. I think that's why there are so many bad reviews here because those lines were pretty ridiculous. - This place was insanely crowded on Dec 29th (Fri) when I came and there were long lines for food. I beat the line and got a beer at 11am as I had already been skiing for two hours and needed a break. Also, bring your own snacks if you can. At 11am on Fri and a holiday week, they were out of fries. I was thinking, this is going to be a crisis! I had snacks packed, so when I finished my beer (you can't bring in any outside food or drinks to the saloon pub), I went out onto the sunny patio and ate my snacks. - Get here early, by 9am, the lot was close to full. Get your lift tickets early and then just get right in line for the lifts. The later the day gets, the more people. After 12:30pm, the lines were pretty long! I recommend coming on a weekday or when night ski is available, way less people! Some things they could improve on: -The parking lot is one sloshy, muddy disaster. Wish they could either plow it or do something so the lot isn't so messy when the snow starts to melt. Also, there are quite a few potholes in the lot and the road coming into the resort could use some work, there was an icy stretch, and they could really salt that or just blow it. -They could do a bit better job at training their staff as each time I asked lift attendants about trails and lifts, they couldn't answer my questions. Overall, I had a great experience and got to ski for 1.5 days and enjoyed it! I'll be back again to ski and will plan when less people are here. -

The Dome is one of my favorite stores. A very good selection of merchandise and friendly employees…read morewith good service.

Whenever we visit, Showlow from the Phoenix area, I always stop in here to see what new stuff they…read morehave. We have bought many T-shirts and stickers from them. Staff is super helpful and friendly.

We stopped to check it out because they had a golf liquidation sale. This isn't really a sporting…read moregood store since it had only golfing goods. It is a small store with a small parking lot. They had golf bags and clothing outside on the walkway. Inside the store, there were more bags, clubs, balls and gadgets. The inventory seemed a bit low quality. The clothing was ok but sizes were limited. They did have a Golf Ball Claw Retriever that screwed into the end of a putter to pick up a golf ball without bending over. It was $6 something but they cost from 99 cents to 8.95 online. Some had awful ratings so I would double check before buying. In the end, there wasn't anything I really wanted. I doubt if I'll go back. If you are just getting started and want to look at gear before buying, you may want to come here. I would double check prices.