What Is Included in a Skis On The Run Rental Package?

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Every Skis On The Run rental package includes skis, boots, poles, delivery to your lodging, pickup when you're done, and any service adjustments needed during the rental period. If you don't need boots, you can take $5 off the daily rate per person. The company also states its rates are the same as or less than most quality walk-in ski shops, so the delivery and pickup service doesn't carry a separate premium over typical shop pricing.

What's in the standard package

According to Skis On The Run, all ski rental packages include:

  • Skis — drawn from their rental gear selection
  • Boots
  • Poles
  • Delivery to your lodging
  • Pickup at the end of the rental
  • Service adjustments during the rental period

The delivery and pickup are part of the package rather than an add-on, which is the main structural difference from renting at a mountain shop: you don't carry gear to and from a storefront.

The no-boots discount

If you're bringing your own boots — common for skiers who own fitted boots but prefer to rent demo skis — Skis On The Run extends a $5 per day discount off the rental price. This applies per rental, so a family of four all using their own boots would see the discount applied across each rental.

This is worth checking against your own situation: if you own boots that fit well, the discount plus the convenience of not transporting them may make the package a better fit than a full setup.

Delivery hours and scheduling

  • Deliveries run daily from 7:45 am to 9:00 pm
  • Delivery times are booked on a first come, first serve basis

That means the specific window you want isn't guaranteed by default — earlier booking gives you a better shot at the time that fits your arrival. If you land in the evening, the 9:00 pm cutoff is the constraint to plan around.

Where delivery applies

Delivery is made directly to lodging in Deer Valley, Park City, and the Canyons surrounding areas. The company notes it can deliver to neighboring resorts by request, so if you're staying outside those core areas, that's a question to raise when booking rather than assume.

How to decide if the package fits

Your situation What to check
You need full gear Confirm the package covers skis, boots, poles, delivery, pickup, and adjustments — it does by default
You own boots Ask for the $5/day no-boots discount when reserving
You arrive late Delivery stops at 9:00 pm; book early for your preferred window
You're outside Park City/Deer Valley/Canyons Request neighboring-resort delivery before assuming it's covered
You're comparing to a walk-in shop The company states rates are the same or less than most quality walk-in shops, so compare the total including any shop-side extras

The practical takeaway: the package is designed so that gear, transport, and mid-rental fixes are handled in one transaction. The only line item you can remove is boots, and the only variables to confirm at booking are your delivery time and whether your lodging falls inside the standard delivery zone.