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Best place to rent wider skis in Vallandry?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hey everyone,

I’ll be skiing in Les Arcs in January, staying in Vallandry. I ski a mix of off-piste and piste, and I’m specifically looking for all-mountain / freeride skis around 90–100mm underfoot, roughly 179 cm.

Right next to the hotel I’m staying at, I saw two options: Ekosport-Rent Berard Skishop and Intersport – Les Cordettes. My preference would be to rent from one of these if possible, but I’m happy to walk a bit and rent from other shops in Vallandry as well (Sport 2000, Skiset, Ski Republic, Skimium, etc.) if they have better gear.

Has anyone here rented wider skis from these shops in Vallandry? Any feedback on gear quality, model selection, or service would be super helpful.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

From what I’ve seen, Ekosport has freeride skis for €97 and premium skis for €108, while Intersport’s equivalent Platinum pack is €160 and seems to include both options, so I’m wondering if Intersport’s gear is really that much better to justify the price difference.
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