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ski hire and lessons- zell am see
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Guys and girls,
i am heading out on the 18th with my other half and another couple who are on their first ski holiday. they have completed there skills 1-5 at escape and are going to get a couple of practices in before we go. They are hoping to spend maybe three mornings in resort getting further lessons to bring on their parallel and hopefully they will be able to ski with us by the end of the week.
anyone know where is best to get these lessons/ best value and also where is best to hire as they still need to hire skis and boots as well.
many thanks in advance
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No personal experience of ski schools in Zell, but when I went a couple of years back I remember a few people in our hotel having good experiences with a school called 'Outdo' (I'm sure a Google search will bring them up).
Can't help on the hire side of things.
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mikeelsa
, easiest place to hire kit is the Intersport place at the cityexpress gondola station - they have lockers so you can leave the kit there each night.
I've also heard good things about Outdo ski school
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You've also got Hervis by the cityexpress. I've found them to be reasonably prices and with decent equipment
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