Ski hire Sestriere

Ski hire in Sestriere

Book your Sestriere ski rental online, pay when you book and collect your kit ready and labelled with your name, with no queuing: at pick-up they try your boots on and set your bindings to your weight and ability. The daily price is the same every day — the total is the day rate times the number of days — and you see it in full before you pay. Free cancellation up to 24 h before and the CaranvaSports Guarantee on every booking.

Ski ranges and prices from

There are four ranges, from €14 to €42 a day for a full set. The Vialattea has more red runs (120) than any other colour, so if you already ski reds confidently, Intermediate is the range you will get most out of.

• Beginner — for first-timers or people who ski a few days a year: easy-turning, forgiving skis for greens and blues. Full set from €22/day.
• Intermediate — for skiers who handle blues and reds comfortably and want more stability. From €30/day.
• Advanced — for skiers after precision on reds, blacks and hard-packed snow. From €42/day.
• Kids — children’s sizes, with bindings set to the child’s weight. From €14/day.

What each package includes

• Full set: skis with adjusted bindings, boots and poles. From €22 (Beginner) to €42 (Advanced) a day; kids, €14.
• Skis + poles (no boots), if you bring your own boots: from €16/day (kids, €10).
• Boots only: from €9/day (kids, €6).

Extras you can add when booking, per day: ski helmet, €6; poles, €4 (if you only hire boots); equipment damage insurance, €3. Lift passes are not included.

Sestriere ski hire prices per day (2026/27)

Price for one day, in euros.

Total by number of days

In Sestriere the daily rate does not drop as you add days: the total is the day rate multiplied by the days you book.

A helmet adds €6 a day: €18 for 3 days and €36 for 6 days.

Where and when to collect and return

You collect your equipment at our pick-up point in Sestriere. The exact address and opening hours come in your booking confirmation email. You return it to the same place on the last day booked.

How booking works

1. Choose the range (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced or Kids) and whether you want the full set, skis with poles or boots only.
2. Pick your collection and return dates on the calendar: the total appears instantly, in euros. Add a helmet or insurance if you want them.
3. Pay online and get your confirmation email with the pick-up point in Sestriere.
4. Collect your kit fitted to your size and head up the mountain.

Sestriere and the Vialattea in brief

Sestriere is a village at 2,035 m in the Upper Susa Valley, in the Turin Alps, and the hub of the Vialattea (Milky Way): an international ski area linking eight resorts by lift — Sestriere, Sauze d'Oulx, Oulx, Sansicario, Cesana, Pragelato, Claviere and Montgenèvre in France — with 400 km of pistes and 70 lifts. There are 249 runs (7 green, 80 blue, 120 red and 42 black) reaching up to around 2,800 m.

Sestriere and Sansicario hosted events at the Turin 2006 Winter Olympics, and Sestriere has staged 70 Alpine Ski World Cup races, more than any other resort: on its Kandahar G. A. Agnelli run Mikaela Shiffrin won her 100th World Cup race on 23 February 2025. The area has 14 ski and snowboard schools with 800 instructors and more than 30 mountain huts on the slopes.

Sestriere, Sauze d'Oulx or Montgenèvre: which side suits you

A Vialattea lift pass covers all eight resorts. Monte Fraiteve links Sestriere with Sauze d'Oulx and Sansicario; on the other side, the Monti della Luna connect Cesana, Claviere and Montgenèvre. With small children, Sansicario and Sauze d'Oulx have Baby Fun Parks. Bardonecchia, also in the Upper Susa Valley, is a separate ski area with its own lift pass.