Outdoor Divas
About
outdoor DIVAS calls itself the only women's ski shop in the country, and everything on its floor in the Lionshead Center Building, at the base of Vail Mountain, is chosen for women. Kim Walker started the business with Michael Callas in Boulder in 2002, after years of living and working in Vail without finding ski gear that fit her. The Vail store, the Women's Ski Center, opened in November 2015 and is now the company's only shop.
It suits women of any ability who want boots that fit and skis picked for how they actually ski, and anyone who has felt talked over in a mixed ski shop.
Boot fitting
Boot fitting is the core of the shop. Appointments are booked in advance, online or by phone, and take about an hour: the fitter looks at your stance, foot shape and skiing before matching a shell, a liner and any adjustments. The shop also sells custom liners and replacement boot soles.
Skis, clothing and accessories
Beyond boots there are women's skis, bindings and poles from brands such as Head, Atomic, Tecnica, Lange, Salomon and K2, plus helmets, goggles, heated gear, gloves and baselayers. The clothing side goes past ski jackets and pants into sweaters, dresses, skirts and swimwear, which makes it a useful stop in summer too.
Free women's demo days
Each winter the shop runs free women-only ski demo days, which it has hosted for more than 20 years. They are not held in Vail: the series runs on the first Thursday of each month at Loveland Ski Area and on two dates at Copper Mountain. Registration is free, but you need your own lift access; the FAQ has the dates.
Shopping from home
The full range is also sold online at outdoordivas.com, with free standard shipping on larger orders, and the shop's blog carries a Vail run guide written by managing partner Lauren Williams.
Sources: our story, Vail ski shop, boot fitting, demo days, contact. Checked September 23, 2026.
Contact Information
Vail, 81657
Outdoor Divas
Outdoor Divas
About Outdoor Divas
outdoor DIVAS calls itself the only women's ski shop in the country, and everything on its floor in the Lionshead Center Building, at the base of Vail Mountain, is chosen for women. Kim Walker started the business with Michael Callas in Boulder in 2002, after years of living and working in Vail without finding ski gear that fit her. The Vail store, the Women's Ski Center, opened in November 2015 and is now the company's only shop.
It suits women of any ability who want boots that fit and skis picked for how they actually ski, and anyone who has felt talked over in a mixed ski shop.
Boot fitting
Boot fitting is the core of the shop. Appointments are booked in advance, online or by phone, and take about an hour: the fitter looks at your stance, foot shape and skiing before matching a shell, a liner and any adjustments. The shop also sells custom liners and replacement boot soles.
Skis, clothing and accessories
Beyond boots there are women's skis, bindings and poles from brands such as Head, Atomic, Tecnica, Lange, Salomon and K2, plus helmets, goggles, heated gear, gloves and baselayers. The clothing side goes past ski jackets and pants into sweaters, dresses, skirts and swimwear, which makes it a useful stop in summer too.
Free women's demo days
Each winter the shop runs free women-only ski demo days, which it has hosted for more than 20 years. They are not held in Vail: the series runs on the first Thursday of each month at Loveland Ski Area and on two dates at Copper Mountain. Registration is free, but you need your own lift access; the FAQ has the dates.
Shopping from home
The full range is also sold online at outdoordivas.com, with free standard shipping on larger orders, and the shop's blog carries a Vail run guide written by managing partner Lauren Williams.
Sources: our story, Vail ski shop, boot fitting, demo days, contact. Checked September 23, 2026.