Rental Info

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Permalink Reply by Laura Sjoblom (live2ski) on November 29, 2008 at 3:54pm

Hi. I just called One Stop and they do offer a "junior boarder" rental package which includes board with bindings and boots for $15/day. I was so surprised that you would consider them for board rentals that I just had to call to check. I love them down there! John got my husband and myself into some great-fitting ski boots late last season. We're both instructors here, so a good fit is vital, and John succeeded! And you know, everyone who I have had any communication with down there has been super-friendly and helpful. Check out their website: www.onestopskishop.net to get some discounts for early, online rentals.
Hope you have a great visit!

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Permalink Reply by SoonerSkier on November 29, 2008 at 4:43pm

Hi-
Thank you for the good information. Just happend upon their website and liked what we saw but usually like to try and get some firsthand insight as well.

Defintely looking forward to being there in just a few weeks. The only problem is we never want to leave. :)

Thanks much again.

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Permalink Reply by SteamboatRider on November 30, 2008 at 9:15am

One Stop are great, John and Pete are not only amazing boot fitters but great people and will go out of their way to help you with anything......highly recommended!

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Permalink Reply by JeffD on November 30, 2008 at 6:10pm

I can not too highly recommend One Stop and John. While you are picking up a board rental for your daughter you should get custom foot beds made. John made some for me a couple years ago and the difference in comfort was amazing!

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Permalink Reply by ackboarder on November 30, 2008 at 6:23pm

Right in Gondy square is Powdertools. I have always had good luck with them and if you ever need to change anything out, get an adjustment, they are right there. megan

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Permalink Reply by skisteamboat on December 1, 2008 at 4:09am

OneStopSkiShop is a class act. Another place I use downtown is Steamboat Ski and Bike Care. Just about anywhere you go will give you good results. If you use a shop on the hill, you will be able to get adjustments while skiing but you will probably pay a bit more.

Cheers

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Permalink Reply by Ticcia Thompson on December 1, 2008 at 11:18am

We use Black Tie Ski Rental. They will come to your condo with all the equipment you need. You never have to leave your condo!!!!!

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Permalink Reply by Scott Coggins on December 2, 2008 at 12:26pm

For renting gear we use Blacktie also. They come to your door to drop off and pick up when you are done. If you want to change any gear during your stay just give them a call and tell them what time to be at your condo and they show up. Great service always. The equipment has always been in good shape. Last year my skis needed waxing half way through the week, I gave them a call at lunch, they said they would be over at 5 o'clock with another pair of freshly waxed skis. (and they showed up) We have used them for 3 or 4 seasons now. But I also love One Stop too. Bought my last pair of boots there 3 years ago. The folks there are great. Best boot fitting session I have ever had. Still love the boots. Would highly recommend them for a purchase of gear.

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Permalink Reply by trudeska on December 2, 2008 at 7:08pm

I third the use of black tie. This will be our 4th year. Great service. Great selection. Operation is A+

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Permalink Reply by trudeska on December 9, 2008 at 7:50am

I rented boots and a board for my 5 year old boy at Powder Tools which is a snowboard only shop right at the base area complex. They were great. It is staffed by age appropriate riders who talked to my little guy just like he was one of them. That made all the difference. He left the shop not only with the gear but with the real rider attitude totally dialed in. That alone was worth the visit.

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Permalink Reply by tyger on December 9, 2008 at 12:54pm

Any experience with rentals from Ski Haus on Pine Grove Circle (Good, Bad, Ugly)? The package ski rates are quite a bit cheaper than the base shops but is the convenience worth the few extra $'s?

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Permalink Reply by Allen on December 17, 2008 at 8:22pm

One Stop is the best! We ventured into town last year to try them out and we will go back to them from now on. We stay close to the gondola every year but I just love doing business with One Stop. I really like to feel at home and they deliver. I highly suggest a custom boot fit, and the hot cocoa! My boys love the dog too.

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