Ski Hire

Hi all,

Am off to Montchavin (La Plagne) 5 weeks tomorrow. Ive looked at the ski and boot hire on this site and it comes out about EU150 for 8 days. Whats the going rate in French resorts at the moment? Anyone just come back?
Thanks

Have a look here, to get a comparison....

http://ski-hire.twinner-sports.co.uk/ski-rental/la-plagne

They have a shop in Montchavin.

I've always rented kit online with Intersport.

http://www.intersport-rent.fr/

They've always been the cheapest, most helpful and best kit. They have a branch in Montchavin. Not used it, but have used others in the La plagne area.

Book now for best discounts.

Hey, my mate sent me this site - http://www.ski-republic.com/en/, its 2 for 1. Looks like they do this offer for la plagne too. A few of my mates in work have booked on this site and seemed to have done ok off it. We are going to Kaprun on Saturday but it seems they only cover French resorts (i think) so we have booked ours with a website called Snow Brainer.

All the best, I know booking booking can be tedious, however believe it is best doing it online for a good deal.

Thanks guys I've gone with twinner-sports. Got a really good price and it looks like a good outfit. I'll post my findings on return

hello

just a (stupid)question iam going to tignes in march and we got our ski hire but for extra euro u can upgrade.how do you know if you got a good upgrade with the ski`s

ive only been a couple of times so wouldnt know a good set

thanks

scott summersgill wrote:hello

just a (stupid)question iam going to tignes in march and we got our ski hire but for extra euro u can upgrade.how do you know if you got a good upgrade with the ski`s

ive only been a couple of times so wouldnt know a good set

thanks

Well how many extra euro is the upgrade, just one :mrgreen:

Anybody know who does the best deals for Ski hire in Austria?

Off to Zauchensee on Sunday, and it would seem that Intersport is quite expensive.

I'm taking my own board, but its for my wife and sister in law, who are literally absolute beginner skiers so don't need any of the top end stuff (which I doubt you can hire anyway)