Find the perfect equipment at Sport 2000: our comparative table

Whether you're skiing for the first time, looking for equipment for your children, or are an experienced rider, it's not always easy to know what equipment is right for you. Don't worry: Sport 2000 supports you in your ski rental, with a table consisting of personalized recommendations based on your profile.

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In summary

Choosing the right ski equipment is not always easy given the many models available. To fully enjoy your stay in the mountains, it is essential to select equipment adapted to your level, your practice, and your desires. Thanks to the Sport 2000 comparative table, easily compare the different ski rental packs and find the equipment that suits you, whether you are a beginner or an experienced skier. Read on to make the best choice before your departure.

ALPINE SKIING

Age category

Level

Desires/Goals

Essential equipment characteristics

Preferred category

Other possible category

2-6 years old

I am discovering skiing

Taking your first steps in skiing

Learning the basics

Adapted size, forgiving, light and agile skis

Baby Skis

7-12 years old

I am discovering skiing

Taking your first steps in skiing

Learning the basics

Stability and forgiveness

Junior Blue Skis

7-12 years old

I master the basics

Progress

Gaining speed and precision

Stability, maneuverability, precision,

Junior Red Skis

7-12 years old

I am a good skier

Enjoying all slopes

Compete

Precision, versatility, grip, stability

Junior Black Skis

13-17 years old

I master the basics

Progress Gaining confidence

Maneuverability, stability, precision

Teen Red Skis

Adult Red Skis

13-17 years old

I am a good or very good skier

Have fun on all terrains Continue to progress

Compete

Stability, grip, versatility, precision

Teen Black Skis

Adult Black Skis

Adult

I am skiing for the first time

Taking your first descents safely and affordably

Forgiveness, maneuverability, lightness

Blue Skis

Adult

I have already skied, but I am a beginner

Gaining confidence on skis

Learning the basics

Forgiveness, fluidity

Red Skis

Blue Skis

Adult

I have an intermediate level (I master the basics and I am comfortable picking up speed)

Improve technique Try more difficult slopes

Enjoying groomed snow

Stability, comfort, fluidity, grip

Red Skis

Black Skis

Adult

I have a good level

Gaining speed, without compromising precision and fluidity in turns

Responsiveness, grip, precision, stability

Black Skis

Diamond Skis

Adult

I have an advanced level (perfectly comfortable on all slopes and all terrains)

Maximizing performance and the pleasure of gliding

Grip, responsiveness, precision, versatility

Diamond Skis

Premium Skis

Adult

I have an advanced level

Enjoying the best performance and latest technologies

High precision, power, grip, responsiveness, versatility

Premium Skis


SNOWBOARD

Age category

Level

Desires/Goals

Essential equipment characteristics

Preferred category

Other possible category

3-6 years old

Beginner

Discovering snowboarding

Learning the basics

Baby Snowboard

7-12 years old

Beginner

Discovering snowboarding

Learning the basics

Lightness, maneuverability

Junior Red Snowboard

7-12 years old

Intermediate

Consolidating the basics

Gaining confidence on the board

Lightness, maneuverability

Junior Red Snowboard

13-17 years old

Beginner

Discovering snowboarding

Learning the basics

Lightness, maneuverability

Teen Red Snowboard

Adult Red Snowboard

13-17 years old

Intermediate

Consolidating the basics

Gaining confidence on the board

Lightness, maneuverability

Teen Red Snowboard

Adult Red Snowboard

13-17 years old

Good level

Improving your technique

Trying more difficult slopes

Riding in snowparks and powder

Versatility, maneuverability, precision

Teen Black Snowboard

Adult Black Snowboard

Adult

Beginner

Discovering snowboarding

Learning the basics

Forgiveness, maneuverability, lightness

Adult Red Snowboard

Adult

Intermediate

Consolidating the basics

Gaining confidence on the board

Forgiveness, versatility, maneuverability

Adult Red Snowboard

Adult

Good level

Improving your technique

Trying more difficult slopes

Riding in snowparks and powder

Versatility, maneuverability, precision

Adult Black Snowboard

Adult

Very good level

Evolving on all types of terrain

Maximizing performance on piste, in freestyle and freeride

Riding with a high-end board

Versatility, responsiveness, precision

Adult Diamond Snowboard

Adult Black Snowboard

OTHER WINTER SPORTS

Age category

Level

Desires/Goals

Essential equipment characteristics

Preferred category

Other possible category

Teen/Adult

Good or very good level in alpine skiing

Beginner, intermediate or advanced in freestyle

Taking your first steps in the snowpark

Having fun in the snowpark as well as on the edge of the slope

Performing all types of tricks on the modules

Precision, responsiveness, agility

Twin-tip skis

Freestyle skis

Teen/Adult

Good or very good level in alpine skiing

Off-piste skiing

Having a versatile ski for groomed snow and powder

Lightness, maneuverability, power

Wide skis

Freeride skis

Teen/Adult

Intermediate, advanced or expert level in alpine skiing

Evolving off the beaten path

Having skis that perform equally well uphill and downhill on groomed slopes

Lightness, versatility, grip, stability

Touring skis

Freerando skis

Teen/Adult

Intermediate, advanced or expert level in alpine skiing

Evolving off the beaten path

Having skis that perform equally well uphill and downhill in untouched snow/off-piste

Lightness, versatility, grip, stability

Wide skis

Freerando skis

Still unsure about choosing your rental equipment? Opt for the category that seems most suited to your level and desires, and then trust the Sport 2000 in-store experts to provide you with the appropriate equipment when collecting your gear.


For example, by opting for the "black snowboard" category, the Sport 2000 advisor can guide you towards a model more oriented towards piste, freestyle or freeride.


Also note that some Sport 2000 stores offer a economy pack for beginners : the Ski Primo pack. It includes skis suitable for novices and a pair of boots, to discover skiing at a low price.


And if you don't want to choose between two disciplines or if you are really unsure of your level, check the Multiride option. It allows you to change your equipment up to 2 times during your stay, for an equivalent or lower equipment category (e.g.: exchange black skis for red skis, switch from red ski to red snow, etc.).

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

  • How to choose the right ski rental pack?

    The right ski rental pack depends on your level, age, and practice. A beginner will prefer forgiving and easy-to-handle equipment, while an experienced skier will look for more precise and high-performance skis. The Sport 2000 comparative table allows you to quickly identify the pack best suited to your profile.

  • What is the difference between Sport 2000 ski packs?

    Sport 2000 ski packs are distinguished by the level of performance, maneuverability, and technologies of the skis offered. Entry-level packs are designed for confident learning, while superior packs offer more precision, stability, and responsiveness for experienced skiers. Each category meets a specific need.

  • Why use a comparative table to choose your ski equipment?

    A comparative table makes it easy to compare different ski rental packs according to your level, goals, and discipline. In a few minutes, you can identify the ski equipment best suited to your practice, which helps you book with more peace of mind and fully enjoy your stay with Sport 2000.