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Favorite Shop Near Snoqualmie/North Bend/Issaquah

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Jeff_Thomas
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Just wondering everyones favorite...

thanks.
Jul 7 2009 11:33AM
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cobra_commander
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I assume you mean ski shop, otherwise your opening up a whole other cup of tea.

I think there is only one ski shop in North Bend, and they are so-so, I here a lot of mixed reviews.

I don't think there is one in Issaquah anymore, unless another one has gone in. Probably an r.e.i. but are we counting those?

Its not untill you really start to get closer to the water that you will hit the major ones that are more popular like Seattle Ski in Shoreline, evo in Freemont/Seattle. Sturtevants in Belevue, Alpine Hut in Interbay, and Bothel ski and bike.
Jul 7 2009 11:42AM
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readiculous
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Seattle ski in shorline is the only place I'll go. And I live five minutes from sturtevants
Jul 7 2009 12:49PM
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TannerBalls
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I'd rather drive to spokane and go to Sports Creel
Jul 7 2009 3:04PM
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Jamie_Baril
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I'd say evo is definately worth the drive. Most of the other shops in the area are completely family oriented/ or targeted at the business man from bellevue who skis a couple times a year (sturatevants).
Jul 7 2009 3:05PM
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Mexicant~
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proski service!~
Jul 7 2009 4:48PM
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Style+eeze
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evo is my vote, but it's in seattle (freemont)
Jul 8 2009 12:24PM
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mBall
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evo and sturts
Jul 10 2009 7:51PM
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chad.
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evo i break hella shit but they warranty it theyre super cool there
Jul 12 2009 2:10PM
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andreweckels
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evo is a sick shop but i have never had better customer service at a ski shop than at seattle ski on aurora i reccomend them to all of you!
Jul 16 2009 12:57AM
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skibum193
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word up, brian and trent are super legit and actually know their shit and want to know their customers. seattle ski is where its at
Jul 16 2009 1:13AM
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Balto
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arlberg sports in wenatchee haha
Jul 16 2009 1:52AM
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coolhandluke
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extremely board in issaquah
Jul 16 2009 2:02AM
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Scott22~
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So since every ski shop in washington has been named you can just decide for yourself haha~
Jul 16 2009 2:07AM
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Jeff_Thomas
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all good. planning on walking through lots of em
Jul 16 2009 12:07PM
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division.bell
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Pretty sure they went out of business, or they moved to a new location that I have not heard of.

The only shop in Issaquah that has skis is Bake's Pro Shop/Bake's Marine. Just north of I-90 at the Front Street exit.
Jul 18 2009 2:49AM
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coolhandluke
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for real?  thats was my favorite shop growing up.  thats real unfortunate they went under.
Jul 18 2009 9:36AM
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division.bell
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It was inevitable, adding a coffee bar to the back of a snowboard/skate shop is a desperate move to bring in additional income.


Jul 18 2009 8:17PM
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AALT
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Pro ski in North Bend is ok, but they wanted me to get bad seeds, it all depends on who is working there. Evo owns (fremont).

Jul 22 2009 7:26PM
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Leafman
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sturts or evo
Jul 23 2009 1:57AM
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coolhandluke
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really?  they did that?  man ive been away from issaquah for too long.  never heard that one.
Jul 23 2009 6:20PM
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