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Ski Hire in La Rosiere
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Off to La Rosiere at Christmas - staying in Lodge Hemera right in middle of town so spoiled for choice with ski hire shops.

Anyone have any experience good or bad with ski rental ?

I have following within an easy walk

Skimium
Sport 2000
Intersport
Skiset
Collette Sport

All about the same price for a premium piste ski (€ 75-€ 85 euros).

Of course booking and paying for a latest gen ski and actually receiving said equipment and not getting fobbed off with a pair of knackered old boards is the problem !!
Think we did the small Skiset near the St Bernards last time we were there and was not greatly impressed.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

The only really significant difference between them is that Skiset is pure evil and the others aren't.

I tend to look at what the best online price is and then ring the shop, quote that price to them and book direct if they offer something close.

I got to know a few shop owners well over the years and I know for a fact that many of them find it difficult to deliver the quality of service they'd like to, for the price the online booking systems insist they charge. So, quite simply, they don't: they deliver the bare minimum to match your order. If you book direct with them though, you can usually get a similar discount but they've avoided the commission to the middle-man so they can afford to look after you a little better. At the very least, if something does go wrong, you know who you're dealing with, rather than having to go via a faceless evil emperor's minion sitting in the skiset deathstar somewhere Toofy Grin
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