What else should you rent at ski resorts besides skis?

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    Krisp871
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    Hi, everyone! We’re heading to a ski resort with friends for the first time soon, and we’re busy putting together our gear. Since we don’t have much of our own equipment and buying everything just for one week of skiing a year would be too expensive, we want to rent as much as possible. What else should we rent aside from skis, poles, and boots? Should we rent helmets, goggles, and back protectors? What about jackets and pants? Is it better to bring our own, or is it feasible to rent them?

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    Krisp871
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    I’m also concerned about hygiene and the condition of the equipment. Are clothes, gloves, and helmets properly disinfected and washed at modern rental shops? Also, is it easy to get the right size jacket or body armor when ordering the entire set online in advance?

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    Tetris353
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    Last season, I realized that modern rental shops offer rentals of just about anything these days. In addition to skis or a snowboard, you can rent a helmet, goggles, protective shorts, a back protector, and even a full-body suit. I booked the whole set in advance through GetSki Ski Rental — Compare & Book Online because buying high-quality protective gear and ski clothing just for a few days on the slopes would have been expensive. Don’t worry about hygiene: Reputable rental shops dry-clean and treat the gear with ozone after each customer, so everything is clean and odor-free when you receive it. The size chart on the website is pretty accurate; I got the jacket and protective gear just right on the first try. Are you planning to rent a full set, including protective gear, or will you buy your own ski clothing?

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    romibi3813
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