Shopping in Vail
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Kemo Sabe
It would be tough to find a more distinctly Western store in all of resort-land Colorado. It specializes in two things: Stetson hats and Lucchese boots. All are handmade. The boots are crafted from hide and leather, and the hats from rabbit, steer and beaver fur.
Staff will shape your hat and even distress it to make it look like you rode hard and worked hard with it. Listen for the country music and enjoy the hospitality.
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Buzz's Ski Shop
In tiny, corporate Vail, a laid-back place like Buzz's feels like a breath of fresh powder. Techs are knowledgable, prices are among the cheapest on the mountain, the equipment is solid, and it's just a few minutes walk to the Eagle Bahn Gondola in Vail Village. They are only open during the winter season.
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Bag and Pack
A small mountaineering shop in Vail Village. It stocks everything you need for a hike or multiple-day trek. Backpacks, stoves, water purifiers, clothing, knives, maps and backcountry guide books. Staff will happily suggest some of the best hikes in the area. There’s a branch in Beaver Creek too. Check out their Facebook page for more information.
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Double Diamond Ski Shop
A top-shelf ski and snowboard outfitter with over 20 years of operation on the mountain, and set just a short stroll from the Lionshead gondola. Packages are tailored for kids, beginners, high-performance skiers and those interested in trying out the latest demo gear. During the summer it rents full-suspension mountain bikes.
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Gore Creek Fly Fishermen
This Vail Village fly-fishing shop and outfitter will set you up with new and used gear for rent or purchase. You can also get Gore Creek fishing tips and sign up for half-day and full-day fishing trips on gold-medal waters. Per person guide price drops when you have a group of three or more anglers.
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Burton
Burton, arguably America's top snowboard brand, has a flagship store in Lionshead where you can get all the gear and boards you'd ever want. Our advice? Consider raiding the summer factory clearance sale in the late summer when you'll get at least 50% off last year's boards and gear.
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Pepi Sports
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Another outdoor outfitter and ski-rental chain. You can rent alpine and telemark skis, Salomon snowboards, and all the gear that goes with them. Great service and a central location make this a solid choice.
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