Previous rental customers and those who have booked online can go straight to the station called «Boots». Here you can tell us which type of boot (Alpine/Snowboard/Cross-country/mountain ski) you need and what size you need. When ordering online, we can scan the barcode on the order to find the right shoe. (It's usually easier to just say the shoe size).

It is recommended that at least one shoe is tested and strapped as you will use it on the ground to approve it before the next step.

Optimal fit is when your toes barely touch the front of the shoe when you stand up straight with your shoes fastened. For a «perfect» shoe, the toes should hit the front when you step down in an unbuckled shoe, but when you tighten the shoe, the foot slides back a little so that you can barely feel the tip - if you lean forward with a buckled shoe and get resistance in the calf, the foot slides further back without the heel lifting noticeably. The usual alpine position is with a bend in the knee and leaning forward, and the heel should preferably not be able to be lifted when you lean forward.