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Ski hire & storage in Saalbach

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Just about to press the button on a Christmas week in Saalbach. Some of the cheaper hotels are a longer walk from the lifts, which is fine, but what are the options for ski storage?

A couple of years ago in Serre Chevalier we picked up our skis from the shop each morning and dropped them off each night - this worked really well, as we could just wander into the square each morning in our normal shoes and leave them at the shop.

Are there any rental shops in Saalbach which offer this? I know Hansi comes recommended but it'd be useful to know if we can store skis there overnight rather than lug them back to the accommodation.

I note there are lockers by the Schattberg Express - are there usually plenty available? I don't want to make a hotel choice on the basis of storing skis here and then find that we can't get one!

Thanks all!
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Jenniper, Ski Pro, Intersport, Snowacademy and Sport 2000 rental shops all allow you to leave your skis and boots in the shop overnight, just as you did in Serre Chevalier. I'm not sure that Hansi offers this - but you could ring him and ask.

Where are you staying in Saalbach? Nowhere is really further than about 10 minutes from the lifts/centre.
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Sport hagleitner just beside the schattberg lift also offer this service. We found them to be very efficient.
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Thanks both - sounds like there are plenty of options!

Not sure where we will stay yet - I don't mind a long walk in boots but I can't really be faffed carrying skis for a ten minute schlep (especially after a few gluhweins!)
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Missed Hagleitner of my list - they are very nice people in there too. Ski school Furstauer are also opening a rental shop in the village this season, so you're spoiled for choice.
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