More mountain, less hassle
What you get
In ski rental, quality is not a promise but a sequence of steps: select, fit, service, hand over. The standard for those steps is the same at both locations.
Equipment
We rent out current skis, snowboards and boots, and we replace equipment before it gets tired. What matters is not the model year printed on the base, but the condition of edges, base, binding and shell.
The range is built around use — piste, all-mountain, freeride, children — so the choice starts from riding style rather than from what happens to be left.
Fitting and advice
The boot decides the ski day, not the ski. So we take time for fit, cuff width and volume before talking about models.
Bindings are set to the applicable standard values — based on weight, height, age, sole length and skier type. Without that information there is no setting, even if it would be quicker.
Service and workshop
Every returned pair goes through the workshop before it goes out again: edges, base, binding function, boot check.
If needed, we re-sharpen or swap during the rental period — a ski day on dull edges is a lost ski day.
Same standards, two locations
Zell am See and Hinterglemm work independently of each other, but on the same principles. Anyone well advised at one location should not have to explain their expectations again at the other.
Specifics on range, services and prices are on the locations’ websites — where they are kept up to date.
More Mountains. More Moments.
Equipment that keeps up
Current skis, snowboards and boots — continuously serviced and matched to ability, terrain and ambition.
A fit that holds
Fitting and advice from teams who know the terrain on their own doorstep — not from a catalogue.
Short distances
Shops where the ski day begins: close to the lift, close to your accommodation, no detours.
No ski day lost
Run by people who are on the mountain themselves. It shapes what we rent out and how we advise.