Sun & Ski - Bay Area
Bay Area Ski, Snowboard and Bike Shop
What We Offer
Need help with running shoe fit and size? Not sure which ski to buy? Stop by your local Sun & Ski and talk with one of our Experts!
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About the Store
Stop by our Webster ski, snowboard and bike shop today. Sun & Ski is staffed by certified technicians who have years of experience tuning and repairing skis, snowboards, bikes and skates. They can do everything from a simple tune-up to the most complicated major overhaul. In fact, they could even build you a ski, snowboard or bike from the ground up!
This snowboard and ski shop in Webster has an on-site ski/snowboard service with stone grinders and custom boot fitting specialists to ensure customers a complete "fit and tune" before hitting the slopes. Come see us to receive expert advice and professional tune-ups on all your winter sports equipment.
Our Sun & Ski location also sports a bike shop that offers all the cycling essentials you need. If you’re looking for the best bikes in Webster, you’ve come to the right place.
Customer Feedback
Greg, Houston TX
“I am a newcomer to the road bike scene and I have been relying on the folks over at the Bay Area store to get me up to speed. I could not bring myself to make the investment in a new bike until I had a chance to see if it is something that I will enjoy. However, I have been over to the store to get the required apparel, helmet, bike rack, etc. The guys that I have worked with at the store have been very helpful. In fact, the day that I purchased my rack I was helped by one of the techs (I hate that I do not remember his name). I mentioned to him that I had my bike in the backseat of my car and I needed to get a rack that I could install quickly so that I could pick up my kids at daycare. He informed me that he was about to get off and if I wouldn’t mind waiting a few minutes, he would be happy to help. And HELP he did! He installed the entire thing without me even touching a part and I was grateful seeing that I was still dressed in my work attire...”
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