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Favorite Shop in Denver CO for mounting/boots?

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Steezy.C
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Im leaving for Telluride in a few days and need to get my skis mounted, so I am stopping in Denver and doing just that. I am also planning to buy a pair of full tilts while I am there to use in the mounting process. It would be great to know if they can quickly mount skis, or if it will be a several hour process.
Just really need a good shop in Denver with customer service.
Also, does a nyone have any recommendations on ski shops with nice prices, and possibly trade in value for my old skis/boots?
Dec 31 2014 9:57AM
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adrian.bee
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I like Larson's in Wheat Ridge. Not sure if they carry Full Tilt though.
Dec 31 2014 12:17PM
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Muggydude
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I think Larry's boot fitters in boulder is the best around. Any reason why full tilt and not rhe boot that will fit yoy best? Don't think Larry's can mount them though.

The big Colorado Ski and Golf stores aren't bad. I like green mountain sports in Lakewood for tunes and stuff.

Also I doubt you'll be able to find a place that can mount them in a couple hours. Most places have a back log. I'd call around and see. Colorado ski and golf might be the best bet. Will take time for sure anywhere though
Jan 1 2015 1:34AM
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life_is_hood
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Colorado ski and golf blows dick. shitty service, especially mounting. 5+ day delays. go to christy sports and theyll hook you up
Jan 1 2015 3:06AM
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Steezy.C
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MuggydudeI think Larry's boot fitters in boulder is the best around. Any reason why full tilt and not rhe boot that will fit yoy best? Don't think Larry's can mount them though.

The big Colorado Ski and Golf stores aren't bad. I like green mountain sports in Lakewood for tunes and stuff.

Also I doubt you'll be able to find a place that can mount them in a couple hours. Most places have a back log. I'd call around and see. Colorado ski and golf might be the best bet. Will take time for sure anywhere though


I tried a demo pair of full tilts last year and they were nice, im not looking to drop $500 on boots though so if you know of anyone trying to get rid of a pair in the denver area for the next couple days; hit me up!
Jan 1 2015 10:36AM
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