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Hi guys,
Heading over to Les Arcs in Feb staying in Charmettoger. First time in the resort and looking at booking our ski hire. The hire shops down in Le Charvet appear to be a fair bit cheaper than those in Villards / Charmettoger... is it worth the walk to save the cash (bearing in mind we'll have some noobs and females with us!)?
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Well for me the best hire shop is the nearest one with the smallest queue end of. If you need to change kit it's so much easier. Probably a 5/7 minute walk from one end to the other (if not a bit longer) and do you really want to put the noobs through that...
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