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ski hire in les carroz
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Having just spent a week on intersport skis in Les Arcs, I am now off to Les Carroz. I would class myself as a strong intermediate, tackling all reds and some easier blacks, however my knowledge of which skis is limited and I tend to accept what I am given, providing they are around 170cm. I booked top performance in intersport and changed to a shorter length the next day getting performance. The shop assistant said there was no difference and I couldn't see any big change, Can't help thinking though that I was viewed as another dumb tourist and I would like to avoid the feeling in future. Anyway do I need to ask for a specific type of ski for my ability and can anyone recommend a good shop in Les Carroz. Embarassed
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

New Loc on the main square (same side as MGM office) seemed ok when some friends hired from them. Call them and ask what have they got to suit what you ski. I would suggest you do a bit of research on the web into higher end on-piste carvers/ ski cross type skis if you just stick to the piste. They seemed to have mostly French brands and K2's last year as far as i remember.
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