How the Skis On The Run Rental Delivery Process Works

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Skis On The Run delivers rental skis, boots, and poles directly to your lodging in the Deer Valley, Park City, and Canyons areas, then picks the gear up when you're done. The process runs in four steps: reserve online, choose a delivery time inside the daily 7:45 am–9:00 pm window, get fitted at your lodging, and have everything collected at the end of the rental. Adjustments during the rental period are included, so you don't need to visit a shop if something needs tuning.

Step 1: Reserve your package before you arrive

Booking happens through the site's reservation flow. You select a rental package, and the company describes its lineup as award-winning rental gear. All packages include:

  • Skis
  • Boots
  • Poles
  • Delivery and pickup
  • Service adjustments during the rental period

If you bring your own boots, the company takes $5 per day off the rental price. That's worth checking before you book, since it's a straightforward discount rather than a separate package.

The company positions its rates as "the same or less than most quality walk-in ski shops," with delivery and pickup folded in rather than charged as an extra. It does not publish specific package prices on the page, so confirm the current rate for your dates when you reserve.

Step 2: Pick a delivery time in the daily window

Deliveries run every day from 7:45 am to 9:00 pm. Slots are assigned first come, first serve, which is the main timing constraint in the whole process. Two practical consequences:

  • Booking earlier gives you a better chance at the delivery time you want, especially for morning arrivals before a first run.
  • A late-afternoon or evening arrival still works, since the window extends to 9:00 pm.

If your flight or drive gets in late, the 9:00 pm cutoff is the number to plan around.

Step 3: Get fitted at your lodging

This is the part that replaces a shop visit. Instead of picking up gear at a counter, you're fitted on site — the company's framing is "we bring the ski shop to you." Expect the fitting to cover boot fit and ski setup for your ability and the terrain you're skiing.

Delivery covers lodging in Deer Valley, Park City, and the Canyons surrounding areas. Neighboring resorts can be served by request, so if you're staying outside those zones, ask before assuming it's covered.

Terrain matters when choosing gear, and the company organizes its offerings around the resorts it serves:

Area Terrain character What the company says it provides
Deer Valley Resort Impeccably groomed terrain, elevated mountain experience Premium Deer Valley rentals delivered to your residence
Park City Mountain Resort Expansive terrain, lively base areas High-quality rentals delivered to Park City or Canyons Village lodging
Little Cottonwood Canyon (Alta, Snowbird) Deep powder, world-class steep terrain Performance rentals selected for those conditions
Big Cottonwood Canyon Relaxed, scenic Listed as a delivery location

Step 4: Ski, adjust as needed, and hand the gear back

During the rental, service adjustments are included — if a boot needs work or a binding needs attention, that's part of the package rather than a separate charge. At the end of the rental, the company picks the equipment up from your lodging, so there's no return trip to a shop.

What to check before you book

  • Confirm your lodging is in the delivery zone. Deer Valley, Park City, and the Canyons are standard; other resorts are by request.
  • Decide on boots early. Bringing your own saves $5 per day.
  • Lock in a delivery time as soon as you can. The 7:45 am–9:00 pm window is first come, first serve.
  • Ask about pricing for your specific dates. The page states rates are comparable to or below quality walk-in shops but doesn't list package prices.

The company has operated since 2002 and cites over 500 five-star reviews, which is context for how established the service is rather than a guarantee about your specific trip.