Andorra ski hire & snowboard hire.

All of our shops carry a wide range of ski equipment catering for every level. The economy ranges all start with carving skis (shaped to help you turn) as a minimum standard. Moving up the categories you'll find higher-specification skis — race carvers, twin tips, all-mountain skis and rocker skis. Visit the equipment section of our online shop for the full list of skis on offer in each resort and category. All rental skis come complete with poles, and you can choose to hire skis with or without boots.

Budget skis

Ideal for beginners or anyone who just wants a comfortable, easy ride. They're softer, more forgiving, and designed to make learning as smooth as possible.

Performance skis

Stiffer, more responsive, and better suited to intermediate skiers who want to progress. They carve more precisely and handle a wider range of conditions — the sweet spot between price and quality.

Premium skis

Top-of-the-range current-season models — the same equipment you'd find in the shops this year. If you're an advanced skier and want the best edge grip and the latest technology, premium is the way to go.

Each shop carries a great range of snowboards, starting with the value-for-money economy range — well-suited to beginners — and working up to the latest current-season boards, including freeride and rocker shapes for confident riders.

Boots are sized during fitting and bindings are adjusted to your weight and ability. If you already own boots you can hire a board-only package at a reduced rate — just select the snowboard-only option at checkout.

Helmets are mandatory for children under 18 on Andorra's slopes and strongly recommended for adults. Helmets are included free of charge with every child's equipment rental at all of our partner shops — across Soldeu, El Tarter, Pas de la Casa and Arinsal.

For adults, a helmet can be added to any rental at checkout. If you prefer to bring your own that's fine — just make sure it meets current safety standards and fits properly. A poorly fitting helmet is almost as risky as not wearing one at all.

Many hotels and apartments offer their own equipment storage — communal or private — so check with your accommodation before you travel. Alternatively, most of our hire shops have lockers you can rent for the week, which means you have your own private space (no risk of someone else picking up your skis) and you don't have far to carry your equipment at the start or end of the day.