Testing cherry switches in Denver

[monomox3000]

I just got an ErgoDox at Massdrop without switches because I can't make my mind. This would be the first mechanical keyboard I ever own (I'm excited and intimidated about putting it together).
Anyways, I'm confused about the switches. I look at videos in YouTube and that makes things even worse. I'm wondering if you know where I could test different switches in the metro Denver area. Also, if you know where I could buy browns, let me know. It might be a moot question if I can't even buy browns, or if I can't find them at a reasonable prices.
I don't know, maybe blues are for me. Or clears (do you see what I'm saying).
Thanks for your help.

[tbc]

if all else fails, buy a switch tester from cm and resell it to an international.

[dragonxx21]

I just got an ErgoDox at Massdrop without switches because I can't make my mind. This would be the first mechanical keyboard I ever own (I'm excited and intimidated about putting it together).
Anyways, I'm confused about the switches. I look at videos in YouTube and that makes things even worse. I'm wondering if you know where I could test different switches in the metro Denver area. Also, if you know where I could buy browns, let me know. It might be a moot question if I can't even buy browns, or if I can't find them at a reasonable prices.
I don't know, maybe blues are for me. Or clears (do you see what I'm saying).
Thanks for your help.

I say roll the die and choose one randomly

[jeffgran]

I live in Denver (in the highland neighborhood) and I have a Kinesis with browns, an ergodox with clears, and some stray blue switches that aren't on anything currently but I have a prototype of a custom board I could put them on to at least get a feel. Maybe PM me if you want to try to get together somewhere to try them out? I don't know of any retail stores that carry (let alone demo) mechanical keyboards, but I suppose there might be. The one place you might want to check would be Micro Center down by DTC. They have lots of stuff.