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El Tartar kit hire
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Morning all,
As per the title, can anyone pass on experiences of kit hire shops in El Tartar, Andorra? Guess it will probably the standard
Skiset
, but always interested if there are decent independent shops around - my google search has found me much in the way of recommendations or info about likely boards in use etc.
Many thanks, Jesse
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I used the Nordicesport ski shop
http://www.nordicesports.com/
which was fine for me (rented skis only). The big pluses for this place is the very large and warm lockers in the basement and its location next to the chair. 2 lifts from El Tarter - the gondola takes the car park visitors leaving the chair to take a lot less traffic.
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Thank you for the suggestion, and I like the sound of leaving kit there. Always nice not to have to wander around town with a board...
I've buzzed them, and a few others some messages - Google maps was more forthcoming than the GV website! I tend to check in on board lengths before I travel, I've long legs, and a widish stance, so nice to have something in the 165 or even 168 type of size. Hence message first and try to bagsy the one long board in the shop!
Cheers.
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No problem. Enjoy Grandvalira - if you haven't before, you'll be pleasantly surprised by the variety / extent and if you're not a beginner the reds and blacks tend to be fairly little used as the area is generally seen as a beginner resort. When I went a few years ago, El Tarter was relatively quiet in the evening (a few bars and that's it) so hope you're not big on apres ski.
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