Rent Skiing Clothing
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Miguel
December 18, 2012
Member since 12/17/2012 🔗
4 posts
In the next Christmas I'll be going to Wintergreen resort, I'm not American and I have no clothes for skiing. I wonder who can recommend a place, either in DC or in Wintergreen to rent ski clothes

Thanks
JimK - DCSki Columnist
December 18, 2012
Member since 01/14/2004 🔗
2,964 posts
It looks like this shop has a location near Wintergreen that rents ski equipment and winter clothing:
https://www.skibarn.net/reserve-now
I have never used this shop and can't vouch for their quality, but believe they are an advertiser here on DCSki and should provide an acceptable product? You might want to call or email them first to verify they have what you need.
GRK
December 18, 2012
Member since 12/19/2007 🔗
404 posts
I can vouch for SkiBarn. It is at the foot of the mountain on the way to Wintergreen and its a good place. I would definitely call them ahead of time especially during Christmas season.
djop
December 19, 2012
Member since 03/18/2002 🔗
343 posts


*Buy* at least 1 pair of ski-specific socks for each person going.

Trust me on this. You will be much happier.
scottyb
December 19, 2012
Member since 12/26/2009 🔗
559 posts
goodwill might have what you need for cheap
Miguel
December 19, 2012
Member since 12/17/2012 🔗
4 posts
JIMK Hello, I checked the website and noticed that only https://www.skibarn.net/reserve-now rent ski equipment. But my problem is clothing (jacket, gloves, pants, Layer 1, Layer 2, and so on.)

Pleas Help Me
Miguel
December 19, 2012
Member since 12/17/2012 🔗
4 posts
Hello, I checked the website and noticed that only https://www.skibarn.net/reserve-now rent ski equipment. But my problem is clothing (jacket, gloves, pants, Layer 1, Layer 2, and so on.)

Pleas Help Me
JimK - DCSki Columnist
December 19, 2012
Member since 01/14/2004 🔗
2,964 posts
At the bottom of that page they offer bibs (ski pants), jackets, and helmets for rent. All you need to bring is your jockey shorts grin
But you should check soon, rather than wait to last minute to reserve the items just in case they have none left when you get there.
JohnL
December 19, 2012
Member since 01/6/2000 🔗
3,551 posts
That link lists jackets, bibs, helmets.

I seriously doubt any place would actually rent hats, gloves, thermal underwear, socks, fleece/sweaters, etc., but I may be wrong. Look for places to buy them cheap/used. If you spend a winter in the Washington DC area, you often need that stuff anyway just walking around town.
JohnL
December 19, 2012
Member since 01/6/2000 🔗
3,551 posts
Paging Jimmy. Jimmy, Jimmy? We'll take up a group collection to reinstate a star or two. grin
Miguel
December 20, 2012
Member since 12/17/2012 🔗
4 posts
I saw it, thank you very much for the help
hoyadrew
January 14, 2016
Member since 12/19/2005 🔗
147 posts

For everyone's information, I called Ski Barn because I taking a group of friends from Latin America to Snowshoe this weekend-they do rent jackets and bibs for $15 and $10 a day, respectively.

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