I am a skier, but whenever I have snowboarders in my party, I take them to Full Tilt. It is…read moredefinitely a place for the boarder set in the middle of Snowshoe Village, with much of the "cool" clothes kids like to wear nowadays. Also a place to check for safety gear even if you're a skier.

Great selection and good prices. Very helpful staff.read more

After several weeks of desperation trying to find the perfect Christmas present for my three-year…read moreniece, there it was. A tiny, shiny Spyder ski suit for a three-tear old. Mountain Kids is a godsend at the Snowshoe Village. They cater to kids, period, and their offerings range from the upscale to the quotidian. It is also a good place to try if you have a real small frame and need form-fitting ski underwear, given that most retailers are now catering to the more portly and larger American body type. Also one of the few places where you can get safety gear (goggles, helmets, etc) sized to the under 15 crowd, an important item in a ski resort. Their location two doors from Starbucks and overlooking the Village at Snoshoe is ideal. Besides ski clothing, they also have an extensive selection of toys and other youngster necessities. I'm glad that Intrawest and Snowshoe chose to open a kids' store, lending an even more family atmosphere to the resort.

The closing of this fabulous store was a huge loss for our community. The clothes it sold were…read morefirst-rate in every respect. We no longer had to go to NYC to get top-of-the-line clothing for my beloved bride to wear. We have never understood why the owner. 'Sheila,' didn't sell it. She could have made a bunch of money (helping small-business owners prepare their companies for sale is part of the small portfolio of a highly specialized services we offer to small-business owners, and I have zero doubt that she could have made at least six figures, and maybe seven, had she explored a sale). My wife still talks about the store every time we drive by it.