Edo Sport

The cross-country set includes skis, boots and poles; the downhill set skis, boots, poles and helmet, in the children's version too. Snowboards come with boots and helmet, snowshoes with poles, and the sledges have metal brakes. For children size matters: the junior cross-country set is for skis up to 150 centimetres, the downhill one up to 130.

Skis can be kept for the whole season: 140 euros for adult cross-country and 100 for children, 150 for adult downhill and 120 for children, in this case without a helmet. Winter rental cannot be booked: equipment is collected at the shop while stocks last, from 8.30 to 12.30 and from 13.30 to 18.

The e-bikes are Rossignol, in two models assigned according to availability: the E-Track Trail 2, full suspension, for demanding routes, and the E-Track 29, a hardtail, for outings on regular routes. Both have a Shimano E7000 motor, a 500 Wh battery and a stated range of up to 100 kilometres. Half a day costs 35 euros, in the morning from 9 to 12 or in the afternoon from 15 to 18; a full day, from 9 to 18, 55 euros. Helmet and lock are included on request.

The via ferrata set is a CAMP kit with harness, energy absorber, karabiner and helmet, at 15 euros a day: the shop offers it for protected climbing routes, such as the Monte Alben via ferrata that the Pro Loco lists among the area's activities. The child carrier, padded and with a safety belt, takes children from 6 months up to 20 kilos and costs 10 euros a day, and can also be rented for the season. For both the shop recommends booking.

The shop's rules require a valid identity document, which stays at the shop for the whole rental, and a deposit of 200 euros per e-bike, in cash or as a credit-card pre-authorisation; rental is paid in advance. Young people may ride from their 14th birthday, with a parent's written consent.

For safety reasons rented e-bikes may not be taken up Monte Arera. They may be used on paved roads and agricultural and forest tracks, cycle paths and mountain-bike routes, not on footpaths reserved for walkers, and they may not be loaded onto cars or public transport. Returning the bike late without agreement costs 25 euros an hour; in case of breakdown or emergency you can ask for the bike to be collected, for 35 euros and depending on the shop's availability. During the rental the customer has no insurance cover from the rental company.

In the shop and online there is women's and men's clothing, footwear for trekking, trail running and leisure, sandals, backpacks and accessories, for adults and children. The online shop ships orders of 89 euros or more free of charge and also sells a gift card.

Institutional sources describe the business slightly differently: the municipality's list of shops records it as selling clothing and sports goods with rental of skis and mountain bikes, the Pro Loco as renting skis, sledges, snowshoes, mountain bikes and via ferrata sets. On 1 October 2026 the shop's price list includes only e-bikes among its bicycles.

Since at least 2023, according to published records, the municipality has funded a cross-country ski course every winter for the pupils of the Oltre il Colle primary school, with the instructors of the Scuola Sci Oltre il Colle and equipment rented from Edo Sport: in 2026 the course took place on 25, 26 and 27 February, from 9 to 12, and the rental cost the municipality 390.16 euros.

In summer 2026 the shop hosted some events from the Pro Loco programme: the «Voce di montagna» aperitifs with a local mountain guide, at 18 on 25 July and on 11 and 12 August, and on 20 and 21 August a climbing wall run by the Pro Loco and the Val Serina section of the CAI. On its activities page the Pro Loco refers visitors to Edo Sport for e-bike and winter equipment rental.

The shop is at via Prealpina 892, on the provincial road between the centre of Zambla Alta and the Colle di Zambla. It does not mention any parking of its own: the free public car park on the Colle, mapped on OpenStreetMap, is about 340 metres away as the crow flies according to this guide's coordinates, and from the pass start the cross-country trail towards Pian della Palla, about half a kilometre as the crow flies from the shop, and the paths up Monte Alben.

Without a car you can take Arriva–Bergamo Trasporti line B, changing at Zogno, with buses Monday to Saturday: the nearest timetabled stops are Zambla Alta Albergo Miramonti and Passo Zambla, the terminus, both about 360-370 metres from the shop as the crow flies.