Sporting Goods in Angel Fire, NM

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  1. 3400A NM-434, Angel Fire NM 87710

    4.9 Superb 104 reviews

    “Stopped in for some goodies before we left Angel Fire, they had a huge selection of tops from sweatshirts to t-shirts, hats and all kind of stickers and socks. Tons of cool things to look at.”

  2. 3417 Mountain View Blvd, Angel Fire NM 87710

    4.3 Superb 101 reviews

    “Summer review for bike rental. The employee was definitely good to work with. The bikes they have available are good for people that don’t bike a lot and don’t know what quality bikes are. Older 29er Diamondbacks with triple cranks and 8-speed cassettes. Functional bikes but not in amazing shape. The price is good though and if you’re not at the bike park, there aren’t a lot of (any) options in town (unless, perhaps, you want an e-bike), so at least we were able to MTB the Greenbelt on a day that the lifts closed down due to wind.”

  3. 3375 Mountain View Blvd, Angel Fire NM 87710

    3.7 Good 81 reviews

    “Our family of four rented ski equipment here during Spring Break, and we were highly satisfied with the entire experience. The prices were extremely reasonable, and our ‘Premium’ packages came with Nordica skis/boots that were in good shape and that we loved. The staff was friendly and had everything we’d reserved pre-selected and waiting for us. In my over 30 years of renting ski equipment, I can’t recall a more efficient in-and-out through a rental shop. Thank you!”

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