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i have always rented skis through the tour operator until this jan when i booked direct with the shop in 3v and got a very good deal and they then changed me to test ski's after a good chat with the shop owner.
We are now booking a trip to zurs for a week end of feb and i am not able to find any infor through the on line rental companys for zurs. am i missing something or is this location to small for the online co's to be bothered with?
i have also tried to find a rental shop in zurs and i believe there are 4 but none of them seem to have their own web site... again i might be missing something on tis and i really dont want to book through the tour operator unless i have to.
any help on this will be appreciated.
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pauljames
, Pretty sure that Strolz have at least one shop in zurs. Prices might be on their website
www.strolz.at
Also pretty sure it won't be cheap to rent, as it us in the arlberg area as a whole
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pauljames
, Arlberg Mafia Rules....aka there's not much discounting in that region, so you might be best off with the TO deal
According to -
http://www.alpinresorts.com/en/ski-rental/austria/vorarlberg/zuers
then
"There is no shop in this village. You can rent your ski gear in a village nearby."
now that applies to shops they have a deal with, but is probably resonably indicative.. Zurs (IIRC) is quite a small place compared to Lech or St. Anton...
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As others have said, Zurs is a tiny and very expensive place. Even if it has a ski hire shop, which it sounds like it doesn't, it will probably be prohibitively expensive. When we were in Lech last year the cost of ski hire was really really really expensive
. I know there are companies that you can hire from in the UK and take them out with you - even though you will have to pay ski carriage on the plane, this may still be cheaper. Might be worth looking into the relative costs.
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I'm sure Zürs has ski hire shops. Be prepared to pay about 35 euros a day.
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. I know there are companies that you can hire from in the UK and take them out with you - even though you will have to pay ski carriage on the plane, this may still be cheaper. Might be worth looking into the relative costs.