Ski Cellar Snowboard

What do you do when you get a new board after 10 years and your old bindings don’t clamp on?
Call Ski Cellar Snowboard of course!
I called in and the associate who helped me on the phone was great, he said they had the insert disk I needed, but I should come on down and make sure it fits in my binding.
Since I live just up the hill and my bindings were already dismantled off my old board, I ran on down. They were crazy busy that day, since it was just after Boxing Day, but after one of the associate was available, he found the inserts the guy on the phone had, we put them in and they fit!
The staff were really friendly. I had my old board tuned here last season and it was also a great experience, so I am happy my dealings in the sales department was awesome too.
I will be coming back to Ski Cellar Snowboard to buy myself a new pair of bindings soon! I have already scoped out the pair I desire.
The main floor has a wide selection of apparel to choose from when you find out your gloves and board don’t match.
Thanks Ski Cellar!

Love this place! I generally go to the one in Bowness, as I live close by. I’ve been on the hunt for a new ski coat for a while, but am super picky. After using the same jacket for 7 years, probably longer it wasn’t even warm anymore and I was sick of being cold skiing.
I found this awesome Burton AK jacket and the only location to have my size was this one. So we headed down. I can’t remember the names, but it’s an older lady and a total ski dude, both wicked nice and helpful.
After a couple trips here I finally decided to bite the bullet and buy the jacket, and I am so glad I did. They know their products and they have tons of selection.

Ski Cellar Snowboard is a two level ski shop with an awesome selection of skiing and snowboarding equipment. Upstairs, they’ve got all the snowboard lifestyle apparel you could want. From the most recognized names in the biz — Burton, Dakine, DNA, Gordini. Downstairs they have all the skiis, snowboards, and accessories to deck yourself out from head to toe. Their friendly, helpful staff assisted me in my hunt for a cool gift for my sister, and on a sale rack, no less! The gift was a success, as is the operation at Ski Cellar Snowboard.

It’s that time of year again: I’m gearing up to hit the hills. In minus thirty weather, it’s important to have the right gear so that you’re enjoying the powder and not freezing your butt off. Being the stylish lady that I am, I also like to look good on the slopes.
I’m pretty sure that the ski cellar has existed in Calgary for time immemorial, but their website says fifty years. Well, that’s still a lot older than I am! This is the place my dad first took me to gear up when I was learning to ski, and I like to go back because of their excellent selection of gear.
They have tons of stuff: jackets and goggles and balaklavas and my personal favourite, toques. They have a ton of actual gear too: boots and bindings and skis and snowboards for both adults and kids, which makes it a pretty good destination for individuals but an excellent one for families.
The smart shopper catches their sales in the spring, but if you’re just getting into winter sports the prices are pretty reasonable. I definitely have some love for the Ski Cellar Snowboard, and this is one of my favourite locations.