Equipment Rental

Ski Hire in Chamonix

Rental prices, best shops, and how to save money on ski equipment in Chamonix.

2024/25 Prices

Ski Hire Prices in Chamonix

Equipment1 Day3 Days6 Days
Basic ski set (skis + poles)~€20~€55~€95
Performance ski set~€35~€90~€155
Expert / freeride skis~€55~€140~€230
Ski boots~€20~€50~€85
Helmet~€8~€18~€28
Full package (skis+boots+poles+helmet)~€45~€115~€175

💡 Save 10–20%: Book online in advance at Intersport, Skiset, or Sport 2000. Most major hire shops offer an online discount — booking the week before your trip is typically the cheapest option.

Best Ski Hire Shops

Intersport Chamonix

Largest chain, multiple locations. Reliable kit, competitive online prices. Good for all levels from beginner to performance.

Skiset

Well-represented throughout the valley. Good online booking system with clear discounts. Partner with many tour operators.

Sport 2000

Quality mid-range shop with good performance ski selection for intermediate and advanced skiers.

Zero G

Specialist freeride shop. Best selection of powder and off-piste skis. Ideal if you're skiing the Vallée Blanche or off-piste routes.

Micro-Surf

Independent local shop popular with snowboarders. Personal service, good board selection.

Mountain Story

Central Chamonix location. Good value packages, friendly staff, wide range of ski and boot sizes.

FAQs

Ski Hire Questions

How much does ski hire cost in Chamonix?
A basic ski set costs approximately €20/day. A full package (skis, boots, poles, helmet) for 6 days costs approximately €175. Performance skis and boots cost more. Booking online in advance saves 10–20% at major chains like Intersport and Skiset.
Should I hire skis or bring my own to Chamonix?
For most recreational skiers, hiring is more practical. Airline ski bag fees (€40–80 each way) often cost as much as a day's hire. If you ski 20+ days per year with high-performance equipment, bringing your own makes sense. Ski boots are worth bringing if you have well-fitted personal ones.
Can I hire powder skis in Chamonix?
Yes — Zero G and other specialist shops stock excellent freeride and powder ski selections. Expect to pay €45–65/day for quality powder skis. Book in advance in January and February as the best stock goes quickly after fresh snowfall.