[Sorry for English!] How possible is it to rent 75mm touring skis in Norway?

[VanDonk]

Hi, really sorry for English in the forum. My girlfriend and I are planning to come from Scotland to ski in Hardangervidda in April. We will bring our 75mm Crispi boots (we both have WIDE feet and we have not found NNN-BC boots that fit). Is it possible in the Norwegian ski rental places/fjellstue to rent 75mm touring skis or is 75mm too old technology/very rare? 

Many thanks for any advice!! 

Kind regards and god tur, 
Ollie 

[+Marius Engelsen]

75mm is very common in norway, and should be easy to get a hold of, but I am not familiar with rental options.

If you can use old skis, without the possibility for «short-skins», you may be able to get a used pair very cheap.

[Kjell Iver]

VanDonk skrev (1 time siden):

Hi, really sorry for English in the forum. My girlfriend and I are planning to come from Scotland to ski in Hardangervidda in April. We will bring our 75mm Crispi boots (we both have WIDE feet and we have not found NNN-BC boots that fit). Is it possible in the Norwegian ski rental places/fjellstue to rent 75mm touring skis or is 75mm too old technology/very rare? 

You could check with https://www.haugastol.no/skiutleie if you go to Haugastøl

or https://www.finse1222.no/kontakt on Finse - 

https://www.geiloskishop.no/ in Geilo-

75 mm is very common and a very nice "used" markedplace could be finn.no. There could be some bargains there.

 

[VanDonk]

15 hours ago, Kjell Iver said:

You could check with https://www.haugastol.no/skiutleie if you go to Haugastøl

or https://www.finse1222.no/kontakt on Finse - 

https://www.geiloskishop.no/ in Geilo-

75 mm is very common and a very nice "used" markedplace could be finn.no. There could be some bargains there.

 

Thanks for the advice! I am enjoying browsing finn.no. Very addictive