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Ski rental in squaw valley

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willie2020
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Yo guys im flying over to cali for my yearly trip but im not going to take my boots and skis etc with my this time.

Will be skiing Squaw for 3 days and will be staying up there. driving up from saratoga (san jose). Where is the best place to rent. dont realy care about what boots i get 2bh. but looking for a twin tip park ski. Wheres the best place to rent that will also give me a good price. dont want to spend a ton if i dont have to.

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Dec 9 2014 6:44PM
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willie2020
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My GF just told me we are sking north star this time not squaw lol sorry. so same question just north star. sorry
Dec 10 2014 1:12AM
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KravtZ
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dude bring your boots...finding good skis is easy. Go to a few shops and see the demo selection or high end rentals. I rented these sick full rockered twins at squaw couple years back and made myt rip that much better. Boots are very hard to replace though
Dec 10 2014 12:32PM
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nutz.
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when are you driving up? I live near saratoga
Dec 10 2014 2:10PM
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Start Haus doesn't really have a rental fleet. They have demos, but it's not as extensive as other places and is mostly specialty stuff for the most part - I mean, perhaps they expanded on it for this season? but I doubt it...

If you want to rent in and around Squaw, the best place to go, hands down, is Tahoe Dave's - they have rental shops all over, and have one right at the entrance to the valley from the highway. If you REALLY can't bring your boots, then they have the best selection of rental boots that might not completely suck, either. Otherwise, Honestly, just bring your boots carry-on... it's worth it.

Edit: just saw you're going to Northstar instead - same thing applies. Go to Tahoe Daves in either Truckee, Kings Beach, or Tahoe City - wherever you're staying at - and rent from there.

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Dec 12 2014 10:30AM
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