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Not taking my own skis!! what to hire??
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

So just booked a last min kinda deal for Arc 2000 , arrive Sun 12 jan..

Have been told by ski total there aint no room on plane for me and Mrs skis... Mad

Now given its a Jet2 flight , am pretty ok with this.. as had major bad nightmare with ski gear and them before!!! (some may remember posts)

My question is to all you good SH's out there... Is what to hire???

I currently ski on Dynastar Outlands 80 XT's

and would love to hire something similar.......

Cheers in advance for some good advice.....

Cool
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

GlensheeFerg, maybe a good idea to say a bit about what kind of skier you are, and where you want to ski. And it might depend a bit on what the snow is going to be like - hard packed icy pistes with little or no off piste or lots of nice soft stuff everywhere.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

pam w,

am open to any suggestions.. I like to think am not too shabby!! will ski red/blacks all day long

Not much of an off piste guy..
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GlensheeFerg,
I would try and book hire before you go. SkiSet do some deals if you hunt around the web and they seem to have a reasonable range of skis in the shops. However, it all depends on what they have in the resort. Ski Republic are cheap(ish), but may have a limited range.

The advantage of hiring, if you go for a decent package, is you can try out a load of different skis. Try something different; wider, longer, stiffer depending on what the conditions are like. You might find you like a shorter turn radius, or maybe something with a bit more width underfoot. Take a note of the dimensions (and radius) of your own skis and use that as a starting point.

You might get some info on what you could try by looking at some of the reviews of this years skis on-line. Just have some fun snowHead
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