Best shop in Summit county?

[Benny Profane]

Near Dillon/Frisco

[MakersTeleMark]

http://www.mmrockies.com/

[Benny Profane]

Yeah, well, my buddy lives there and has a card. Gold, Jerry, gold. But, I need good ski techs.

[Snowy Spartan]

I know racers edge in breck is pretty solid. I haven't had work done elsewhere so I can't compare. But if you need it, they can do it.

[Fun Consultant]

Precision ski or podium. Both in Frisco.

[jvskinn]

Depends on what you need. I've gotten boots at Podium in Frisco and had a good experience, I've gotten mounts at AMR in Breck, Christy's in Dillon, a Racer's Edge in Breck, and Wilderness in Dillon. They're all solid, just a little different.

[Name Redacted]

Tunes: Monocera for tunes above all others,

Mounts and tunes: Wilderness in Dillon for BC kinda stuff. Podium or Racer's Edge for Alpine skiing stuff.

Christies isn't bad for retail stuff, but their shop goes through phases. Good prices usually though.

Mountain Sports, Sports Authority, Virgin Islands, are all decent options, but others are better.

[vidgemaster]

Ryan has been tuning my families equipment for quit some time. He does my daughters race and all mntn skis my snowboards and the pow set ups as well. My wife's skis came back better than factory. Hell, he tunes many famous athletes skis and boards like Shawn White! I worked as a tech for years and understand the quality of his product. He fixes edges so you don't even know they were broke. Whatever you do. Don't go to precision ski and golf. Their robot is the worst tuning machine my board ever had.

[rug wheelie]

Ryan has been tuning my families equipment for quit some time. He does my daughters race and all mntn skis my snowboards and the pow set ups as well. My wife's skis came back better than factory. Hell, he tunes many famous athletes skis and boards like Shawn White! I worked as a tech for years and understand the quality of his product. He fixes edges so you don't even know they were broke. Whatever you do. Don't go to precision ski and golf. Their robot is the worst tuning machine my board ever had.

Nice first post.

There are probably a few dozen national team skiers from a dozen different countries and a couple of "A" list freeride athletes not to mention just about every NA product manager and local sales rep for just about every major ski brand that would find your criticism of Precision amusing.

Ryan should stop hangin' out with you.

[stevesmith7]

When Precision isn't busy I've gotten some of the best tunes ever there. On the other hand during crowded times I've gotten some pretty bad work. YMMV

[Name Redacted]

Both are great shops, no need for mudslinging.

[DasBlunt]

Both are great shops, no need for mudslinging.

Precision sounds hit or miss, too big to admit a fail?

[Name Redacted]

Precision sounds hit or miss, too big to admit a fail?

Precision uses one of those big fancy new machines. They are great, but can have issues. But aren't they the ones with the slogan: "it's not the tune, you suck". Or maybe that was Racer's...

[rug wheelie]

The owner of Precision is a consultant for Montana. The robot in their shop is one of best maintained and tricked-out Robots in the US second only to maybe the one at the Montana service center in Denver or at their US HQ in Massachusetts. Go in there and ask him to show you all the different patterns he can run then go anywhere else in CO and ask the same question.

[DasBlunt]

The owner of Precision is a consultant for Montana. The robot in their shop is one of best maintained and tricked-out Robots in the US second only to maybe the one at the Montana service center in Denver or at their US HQ in Massachusetts. Go in there and ask him to show you all the different patterns he can run then go anywhere else in CO and ask the same question.

Ummm, Boulder Alpine Base and Edge has that shizzle....i saw at least 3 different patterns.

[MakersTeleMark]

Venture Sports in Avon has that shizzle too. I've seen the pattern book (which is just the tip of the iceberg) and it has a ton of structures.

[Toadman]

The owner of Precision is a consultant for Montana. The robot in their shop is one of best maintained and tricked-out Robots in the US second only to maybe the one at the Montana service center in Denver or at their US HQ in Massachusetts. Go in there and ask him to show you all the different patterns he can run then go anywhere else in CO and ask the same question.

Cool, can he run a post pattern? Do they pronounce Montana with some cool Swiss/Francaise acent? You definitely don't want someone with that glazed over look with a hankering for the munchies operating the robot. You might end up with burger juice on your boards. Not good.

[Fun Consultant]

I've skied some stuff venture tuned as well, nice work.

[Garth Bimble]

FWIW, the big robotic machines were made for quantity, not quality. That said, you can still get a great tune on one, you just need to make sure the tech knows what they're doing and gives a shit about your particular gear. If you're one of the great unwashed who just drops off and picks up, don't expect much.

[summit]

Precision Ski for boot fitting, alpine mounts and fancy/race tunes, ski rejuivination with a base extruder.

Wilderness Sports for BC mounts, standard tunes, ski repair and base welds.

I used to go to Racers Edge, but they closed. I don't know anything about the "new" Racers. I know one of their best people went to Podium.