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Best prices online: Up to 60% off and 7th day free - Dedicated customer service - Personalized offers: MultiRide, Guarantee, Mid-week service, Overnight Storage, Snow guarantee - Shops in resort.
If your thinking of using this company for your ski or snowboard rental DO NOT USE this rental company…. use somewhere else.!!!! They charge Insurnace which doesn’t cover damages or loss also they give you the cheapest rental equipment even when you purchase the upgraded items
This was the worst ski shop I've ever used. We booked our skis and they took our payment. Then when we arrived in the resort they said we have no skis, and that we should have booked earlier. They then proceeded to take 1 week to refund us as they said you should have booked earlier. Don't use this store they are awful and the staff are horrible and rude.
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