Try Suess-sports in Pierre-Fleur, Lsn. Charlie & Ida are the owners:
http://www.suess-sport.ch/Index.php
Say my name and they'll treat you well! :o) JT.
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Where to rent skis and shoes in Lausanne??
Jan 19, 12 21:15
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Jan 20, 12 00:06
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Try Suess-sports in Pierre-Fleur, Lsn. Charlie & Ida are the owners:
http://www.suess-sport.ch/Index.php
Say my name and they'll treat you well! :o) JT.
JulianT, Jan 20, 12 00:06
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Jan 20, 12 09:35
Thanks Julian for the tip.
72.- for 2 days is it expensive?
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Jan 20, 12 09:47
Sorry, can't help you on that one, as I have my own equipment, but it most probably is (+/-)
JT.
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Sorry, can't help you on that one, as I have my own equipment, but it most probably is (+/-)
JT.
JulianT, Jan 20, 12 09:47
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Jan 20, 12 11:48
I know people who rent from Migros - skis and boots for the whole season from 300 CHF (I think its the Big MMM in Crissiers).
But always rent in the resort if you're only going for a couple of days and don't want to commit to renting for the whole season or buying.
If the equipment isn't right or your boots starting hurting by lunchtime, then you only have to get down to the resort to change them and your day isn't ruined.
And there's very little difference in cost. Plus some/most ski shops will sell you the ex-rental equipment at a very good price.
Enjoy 
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I know people who rent from Migros - skis and boots for the whole season from 300 CHF (I think its the Big MMM in Crissiers).
But always rent in the resort if you're only going for a couple of days and don't want to commit to renting for the whole season or buying.
If the equipment isn't right or your boots starting hurting by lunchtime, then you only have to get down to the resort to change them and your day isn't ruined.
And there's very little difference in cost. Plus some/most ski shops will sell you the ex-rental equipment at a very good price.
Enjoy
Carolyn C, Jan 20, 12 11:48
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Jan 20, 12 11:54
Hi,
to give an idea of cost here is a link to a shop that is very popular in Geneva:
http://www.ski-geneve.com/index.php?page=location-%C3%A9quipement
else for Migros:
All the best
Baz
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Hi,
to give an idea of cost here is a link to a shop that is very popular in Geneva:
http://www.ski-geneve.com/index.php?page=location-%C3%A9quipement
else for Migros:
All the best
Baz
Bazza, Jan 20, 12 11:54
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Jan 20, 12 12:41
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That one in Bremblens near Lausanne is good value for money:
http://www.francois-sports.ch/
Izzie, Jan 20, 12 12:41
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Jan 20, 12 12:53
Thank you very much guys for your tips.
Renting equipment for the season is really cheap but first I need to try different skis and boots and figure out if I really like skiing. I had a long period of only snowboarding.
Have a lovely week-end skiing, snowshoeing, chilling...
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Thank you very much guys for your tips.
Renting equipment for the season is really cheap but first I need to try different skis and boots and figure out if I really like skiing. I had a long period of only snowboarding.
Have a lovely week-end skiing, snowshoeing, chilling...
happy4u, Jan 20, 12 12:53
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Jan 20, 12 15:36
If you are going to Megève then the rental of skis and baton are 15 euro per day from Skimium.
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If you are going to Megève then the rental of skis and baton are 15 euro per day from Skimium.
Richard A, Jan 20, 12 15:36
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