Find the perfect equipment at Sport 2000: our comparison chart


Whether you’re skiing for the first time, looking for gear for your children, or an experienced rider, it’s not always easy to know which equipment is right for you. Don’t worry: Sport 2000 guides you through your ski rental process with a table of personalized recommendations based on your profile.

ALPINE SKIING
Age category Level Goals/Objectives Essential equipment features Recommended category Alternative category
2-6 years Beginner Take first steps on skis
Learn the basics
Proper size, forgiving, light and maneuverable skis Baby Skis
7-12 years Beginner Take first steps on skis
Learn the basics
Stability and forgiving skis Junior Blue Skis
7-12 years Basic skills Progress
Gain speed and precision
Stability, maneuverability, precision Junior Red Skis
7-12 years Advanced Enjoy all slopes
Compete
Precision, versatility, grip, stability Junior Black Skis
13-17 years Basic skills Progress and build confidence Maneuverability, stability, precision Teen Red Skis Adult Red Skis
13-17 years Good/Very good Have fun on all terrain
Compete
Stability, grip, versatility, precision Teen Black Skis Adult Black Skis
Adult First time skier Make first descents safely and affordably Forgiving, maneuverable, lightweight Blue Skis
Adult Beginner Gain confidence
Learn the basics
Forgiving, smooth Red Skis Blue Skis
Adult Intermediate Improve technique
Try more difficult slopes
Enjoy groomed snow
Stability, comfort, smoothness, grip Red Skis Black Skis
Adult Good Gain speed without sacrificing precision or smooth turns Responsiveness, grip, precision, stability Black Skis Diamond Skis
Adult Expert Maximize performance and enjoyment Grip, responsiveness, precision, versatility Diamond Skis Premium Skis
Adult Expert Enjoy top performance and latest technology High precision, power, grip, responsiveness, versatility Premium Skis
SNOWBOARD
Age category Level Goals/Objectives Essential equipment features Recommended category Alternative category
3-6 years Beginner Discover snowboarding
Learn the basics
Baby Snowboard
7-12 years Beginner Discover snowboarding
Learn the basics
Lightweight, maneuverable Junior Red Snowboard
7-12 years Intermediate Consolidate skills
Build confidence on the board
Lightweight, maneuverable Junior Red Snowboard
13-17 years Beginner Discover snowboarding
Learn the basics
Lightweight, maneuverable Teen Red Snowboard Adult Red Snowboard
13-17 years Intermediate Consolidate skills
Build confidence on the board
Lightweight, maneuverable Teen Red Snowboard Adult Red Snowboard
13-17 years Good Improve technique
Try more difficult slopes
Ride snowparks and powder
Versatile, maneuverable, precise Teen Black Snowboard Adult Black Snowboard
Adult Beginner Discover snowboarding
Learn the basics
Forgiving, maneuverable, lightweight Adult Red Snowboard
Adult Intermediate Consolidate skills
Build confidence on the board
Forgiving, versatile, maneuverable Adult Red Snowboard
Adult Good Improve technique
Try more difficult slopes
Ride snowparks and powder
Versatile, maneuverable, precise Adult Black Snowboard
Adult Very good Ride all terrains
Maximize performance in piste, freestyle, and freeride
Use a high-end board
Versatile, responsive, precise Diamond Adult Snowboard Adult Black Snowboard
OTHER WINTER SPORTS
Age category Level Goals/Objectives Essential equipment features Recommended category Alternative category
Teen/Adult Good or very good alpine ski level
Beginner, intermediate, or advanced in freestyle
Take first steps in the snowpark
Have fun on snowpark and slopes
Perform tricks on modules
Precision, responsiveness, agility
Twin-tip skis
Freestyle Skis
Teen/Adult Good or very good alpine ski level Off-piste skiing
Versatile skis for groomed and powder snow
Lightweight, maneuverable, wide skis Freeride Skis
Teen/Adult Intermediate, advanced, or expert alpine ski level Go off marked trails
Skis perform well uphill and downhill on slopes
Lightweight, versatile, grip, stability Touring Skis Freerando Skis
Teen/Adult Intermediate, advanced, or expert alpine ski level Go off marked trails
Skis perform well uphill and downhill on powder/off-piste
Lightweight, versatile, grip, stability
Wide skis
Freerando Skis

Still unsure about which rental equipment to choose? Pick the category that best matches your level and goals, and trust the Sport 2000 in-store experts to provide the right gear when you pick it up.

For example, if you choose the “black snowboard” category, a Sport 2000 advisor can guide you toward a model more suited for piste, freestyle, or freeride.

Some Sport 2000 stores also offer an economy beginner pack: the Ski Primo pack, which includes beginner-friendly skis and boots for an affordable way to discover skiing.

And if you don’t want to choose between two disciplines or aren’t sure of your level, select the Multiride option. This allows you to swap your equipment up to twice during your stay for an equivalent or lower category (e.g., exchange black skis for red skis, or switch from red skis to red snowboard, etc.).

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