How is the final price worked out?
How is the final price worked out?
How it works:
- Choose your dates on the calendar and your level.
- Choose your gear from the options on this page.
- The total price is calculated instantly from the days and the gear you pick, and you see it before you pay.
- Before paying you also see how much is paid online now and how much, if anything, is left to pay at the shop when you collect your gear.
Full adult set from €24/day (€144 for 6 days); kids €16/day.
Fixed online price: you see the total before you pay, with no hidden charges.
Ski Rental in Davos Klosters
Book online and collect your gear without queuing in Davos Klosters
Information
Information
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Skiable kilometres
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Free cancellation up to 24hYes
🎿 The gear you will receive
🎿 The gear you will receive
Depending on the option you choose, your kit includes skis (or a board), boots and poles, or just part of it; the selector shows what each option includes. The gear is fitted to your size when you collect it.
- Beginner: soft, stable gear for learning.
- Intermediate: versatile all-mountain gear to progress and explore more terrain.
- Advanced: stiffer, more precise gear for speed and technique.
- Snowboard: only if it appears in the selector on this page; you book it the same way as skis.
📦 How your booking works, step by step
📦 How your booking works, step by step
- Book online — choose dates, level and gear, and see the total before you pay.
- Email confirmation — with the exact address of the pick-up point in Davos Klosters.
- Collect without queuing — the booking is already in your name; the gear is fitted to your size when you collect it.
- CaranvaSports Guarantee — if the shop can't provide what you booked, you get an equal or better alternative at no extra cost or a 100% refund.
- Return the gear when your hire ends.
📍 The resort: Davos Klosters
📍 The resort: Davos Klosters
300 km of pistes
Great Swiss destination with several areas, perfect for capturing searches by location and equipment type.
Always check the official report before heading up: open lifts, snow quality and the weather forecast.
Payment methods
Secure online payment
Before paying you see the total, the part paid online now and, if anything is left, what you pay at the shop when you collect your gear.
CaranvaSports security
This is what you get when you book in Davos Klosters with Caranva
Fixed price before paying and, if the shop can’t provide what you booked, an equal or better alternative or a 100% refund.
Why book before you get to Davos Klosters?
| At the resort (counter) | Booking with Caranva | |
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| Price | The shop’s walk-in price on the day | You see the total before paying, based on days and gear |
| Time | There may be queues in high season | Collection without queuing, booking already made |
| Gear | Whatever is left | Reserved for your dates and fitted to your size on collection |
| Cancellation | Depends on the shop | Free up to 24h before |
| Payment | In the shop, when you hire | Online; at some shops, part at pickup |
Before your trip to Davos Klosters
Slope conditions and weather in Davos Klosters
Check the snow report, the weather forecast and lift status before you travel.
See resort conditionsDavos Klosters webcam, live
See what the slopes look like right now before you book your gear.
Watch the live webcamWhat ski or snowboard level do you need in Davos Klosters?
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Skiing for beginners in Davos Klosters
For anyone learning or getting back into skiing: gear designed for stability and control while you build confidence.
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Intermediate level skiing in Davos Klosters
Ideal for skiers looking to cover more terrain. Lighter, more responsive gear built to sharpen your technique.
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Advanced level skiing
For lovers of speed and demanding descents: stiffer, more precise gear designed for expert skiers.
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Prefer snowboarding?
If snowboard appears in the selector on this page, you book it just like skis: choose your level and gear, and see the total before you pay. If it doesn't, this page is for skis only.
Ski hire in Davos Klosters: FAQ
How much does ski hire cost in Davos Klosters?
How much does ski hire cost in Davos Klosters?
The full adult set costs €24 (Beginner), €34 (Intermediate), €48 (Advanced) a day. Kids from €16/day.
How much is a week of ski hire in Davos Klosters?
How much is a week of ski hire in Davos Klosters?
For 6 days the full set costs €144 (Beginner), €204 (Intermediate), €288 (Advanced); for 7 days, €168, €238, €336.
How much is kids’ ski hire in Davos Klosters?
How much is kids’ ski hire in Davos Klosters?
The kids’ full set costs €16 a day: €48 for 3 days and €96 for 6 days.
Do I have to pay when I book?
Do I have to pay when I book?
No. You send the request without paying; we confirm the shop, pick-up address and opening hours by email, and you pay once the booking is confirmed.
Where do I collect my skis in Davos Klosters?
Where do I collect my skis in Davos Klosters?
In Davos Klosters. The exact collection point, its address and opening hours come in the confirmation email.
Is a ski helmet included?
Is a ski helmet included?
No, the helmet is an extra at €6 a day that you add when you book.
Do I collect my skis in Davos or in Klosters?
Do I collect my skis in Davos or in Klosters?
The confirmation email tells you the exact rental shop and address. With your skis you can ride all six Davos Klosters areas, about 300 km of slopes.
In short: ski hire in Davos Klosters (Graubünden, Switzerland) from €24/day for the full adult set: €72 for 3 days and €144 for 6 days. Kids from €16/day. You send the booking request now without paying; we confirm by email the rental shop in Davos Klosters, its address and opening hours, and you only pay once it is confirmed. 2026/27 season.
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Ski hire and ski rental in Davos Klosters
Davos Klosters has around 300 km of slopes over six ski areas and 57 lifts: Parsenn, shared by Davos and Klosters, Jakobshorn, Rinerhorn, Pischa and Madrisa, plus the slow-skiing area of Schatzalp.
Which range should I choose?
- Beginner – first days on skis or easy blue runs: forgiving skis that turn easily. Full set €24/day.
- Intermediate – comfortable on blue and red runs, wanting more grip and stability. Full set €34/day.
- Advanced – fast red and black pistes: stiffer skis that hold an edge at speed. Full set €48/day.
- Kids – children’s set with bindings set to the child’s weight. Full set €16/day.
Ski length is set when you collect your equipment, according to your height, weight and level, so give accurate measurements when you book.
What does each option include?
- Full set: skis with bindings adjusted to you, boots and poles (snowboard: board and boots).
- Skis and poles without boots, per day: Beginner €17, Intermediate €24, Advanced €35, Kids €12.
- Boots only, per day: Beginner €10, Intermediate €14, Advanced €20, Kids €7.
- Extras: ski helmet €6/day, poles, if your option does not include them €4/day, breakage insurance €3/day.
Davos Klosters ski hire prices per day and per stay (2026/27)
| Full set | 1 day | 2 days | 3 days | 5 days | 6 days | 7 days |
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| Beginner | €24 | €48 | €72 | €120 | €144 | €168 |
| Intermediate | €34 | €68 | €102 | €170 | €204 | €238 |
| Advanced | €48 | €96 | €144 | €240 | €288 | €336 |
| Kids | €16 | €32 | €48 | €80 | €96 | €112 |
Every day costs the same: the total is the daily price multiplied by the number of days. You see the final amount before you confirm.
Davos Klosters at a glance
Parsenn, the biggest with about 97 km, is reached from Davos with the Parsennbahn and from Klosters with the Gotschnabahn. Jakobshorn is the freestyle mountain, Madrisa and Rinerhorn are the family ones and Pischa is left to freeriders.
How booking your ski hire in Davos Klosters works
- Choose your dates and the level of each skier, and add a helmet if you need one.
- Send the request. You do not pay anything at this stage.
- We confirm by email the rental shop in Davos Klosters, the pick-up address, its opening hours and the total.
- You pay once it is confirmed, collect your skis, try the boots on and head to the lifts.