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Ski Rental (Val Thorens) Independent vs Franchise
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I'll be in VT this December for 8 days of skiing, and am wondering where the best place to hire quality skis is. There seems to be a big price discrepancy between independent shops (such as Zenith Ski Shop) and more established companies such as Sport 2000 and Intersport, and I'm wondering what the reason for this is. I'm an intermediate to advanced skiier, looking for a quality pair of piste skis that isn't 3 seasons old and completely battered. When i went skiing in ADH in 2019/20 I hired the 'Gold pack' from Intersport but the skis visibly tired, in poor condition and in need of some TLC. Which rental shops do you recommend in VT?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I'm wondering the same thing. Also wondering how much choice various places may have. Each one shows a few different packages, but I'm curious how much selection there might be within each package? Are they going to have a range of different models to pick from if I pick an upper-level package (like a "demo" rental), or are they just going to have a rack full of different lengths of the same ski for each level?
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