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Insurance for hired skis
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Hi
Having looked at my so called gold plated travel
Insurance from Aviva. It seems that either
Hired equipment isn’t covered at all.
It isn’t covered for theft unless in a locked ski rack or locker.
It isn’t covered for damage while in use. Which begs the question how else it might be damaged.
Damage in transit or by the airline isn’t covered.
So in summary it is pretty much useless in terms of ski equipment.
Hire shop add on insurance always seems very expensive.
Can anyone recommend any other insurance products which might be better. Is there specialist ski insurance.?
Any advice much appreciated
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Mick8417 wrote:
Hire shop add on insurance always seems very expensive.
What are they looking to charge?....Any time I've taken it (which admittedly was a few years ago), it was 1 or 2 Euros per day.
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6 euros per day per person in andora
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Old Fartbag wrote:
Mick8417 wrote:
Hire shop add on insurance always seems very expensive.
What are they looking to charge?....Any time I've taken it (which admittedly was a few years ago), it was 1 or 2 Euros per day.
6 euros per day
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Mick8417 wrote:
Old Fartbag wrote:
Mick8417 wrote:
Hire shop add on insurance always seems very expensive.
What are they looking to charge?....Any time I've taken it (which admittedly was a few years ago), it was 1 or 2 Euros per day.
6 euros per day
If that means there is No Excess - like there often is on cheaper policies - and covers anything that happens on their better skis, it is probably your best option. It can get very expensive if the worst happens (theft/damage/taken by mistake) - as shops often put their arm in.
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Old Fartbag wrote:
Mick8417 wrote:
Hire shop add on insurance always seems very expensive.
What are they looking to charge?....Any time I've taken it (which admittedly was a few years ago), it was 1 or 2 Euros per day.
6 euros per day
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