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Hi all
Can anyone recommend a shop for a ski service in Sauze that isn't the usual Intersport "throw it through a waxing machine" job. I don't mind paying a bit more, but I really need someone to properly sort my edges out.
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I can only half answer that by recommending Besson Sport in the town centre, not far from the Clotes lift. I didn’t get my own skis serviced, but did hire what I would say were the best looked-after rental skis I’ve ever had from there. They were a pretty friendly bunch: you could always pop in and ask them how they do their edge tuning.
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I was in Sauze a couple of year's ago and looking to try some more specialist skis, rather than just standard hire fare and the best place I found was tucked in the little square where the ski pass office is. Assuming it's still there might be worth speaking to them.
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We always use the place at the bottom of the Clotes piste next to the Hotel Stella Alpina - Eydallin Sports. The hotel and it are owned by the same family, Caroline (Brit) and her husband, can't remember his name, used to be a ski instructor, now a guide, their boys are instructors and race for Italy. Always get a good job, especially as we always try to stay with them.
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