Shopping in American Fork

Gleaming bicycles stand behind floor-to-ceiling display windows at Salt Cycles, formerly known as Staats Bike Shop. The store stocks rides from brands such as Yeti, Pivot, Felt, GT, Ellsworth and more that are suited for all terrains, speeds, and space-time continuums. You can also load up on gear such as jerseys, helmets, and electrolyte drinks inside the spacious storefront. To keep your two-wheeler in shape, feel free to take it in to Salt Cycles's expert mechanics, who can lubricate chains, adjust hubs, clean drivetrains, and maintain other vital parts.

After living in Utah for a decade, Gary and Jana Cole fell in love with the mountains, inspiring them to open their namesake store in 1982 as a means of helping others enjoy the region's snowy slopes and rugged trails. At four locations throughout Park City, alpine adventurers can rent or buy name-brand skis and snowboards to replace their trusty but outdated cafeteria trays, gear up with fashionable and practical snow-sport apparel from brands such as Kjus and Bogner, or bring in worn-out equipment for expert repairs.

In the summer, Cole Sport helps athletes return to the outdoors after a fear of yetis kept them cooped up inside all winter. Cyclists test out models from a fleet of Giant road, mountain, and cruise bikes at the Giant Bicycles concept store, and aquatic athletes can find Surftech stand-up paddleboards to help them explore Utah's natural lakes and in-ground pools.

Though the business still bears his mother's name, today it's Marty's son, Chip, who preaches the good news of outdoor and extreme sports at Marty's Ski and Board Shop. Like every lynx born on the side of a mountain, Chip has a natural love of skiiing and snowboarding, and he pours his three decades of outdoor experience into his work. Under his guidance, the crew at Marty's equips athletes with technology and gear from brands including Arbor, Rossignol, Dynastar, and Armata to blaze frozen trails and otherwise explore the great outdoors. In addition to its slew of retail skis and boards, winter-sports clothing, and biking apparel, the staff sharpens skis and tunes-up bicycles to keep shredders shredding and cyclists from becoming accidental unicyclists.

Stylish mannequins grandstand in gauzy windows at Justify’d Clothing, an owner-operated boutique in the South Towne Center that specializes in modern apparel for men and women. The store’s designer selection bears brands from Elan, Blue Bird, Rock Revival, and Taverniti. A’dena and Treska jewelry complements form-fitting jeans from Big Star and formless potato sacks from Ore-Ida.

Located at the foot of the Wasatch Mountain Range, Seja Novo’s lodge-like facility lends a relaxing environment for carving leaner physiques or wood statues of leaner physiques. All targeted regimens advocate three important pillars for weight-loss success: technology, exercise, and nutrition. Trained technicians wield i-Lipo's advanced laser system to help shrink stubborn fat cells, and use a vacuum massager and full-body-vibration machine to encourage their removal. To bolster these treatments, certified personal trainers teach proper exercise techniques at the onsite facility, and certified dietitians educate clients on nutrition.

The cycling enthusiasts at 19 Sports help bikers stay pedaling year-round with bike tune-ups, outdoor bike ventures, and indoor training programs. The shop caters to hobbyists and professionals alike, with a selection of top industry apparel, accessories, and nutritional products. During the warmer months, group rides around the city and surrounding areas familiarize bikers with the bounty of trails and paths available to them. In the winter, indoor Computrainer sessions keep exercise regimens regaling without the need to mount bulky furnaces to the front of road bikes. The shop also provides road- and mountain-bike rentals from BMC.