Pocono Mountain Ski Rental

They should be snug but not too tight. Make sure they're comfortable but also provide support and control.

Choose a beginner-friendly snowboard. These tend to be softer, more forgiving, and have features that make learning easier.

Properly fitting boots are crucial. They should be snug but not too tight, providing support and control. Make sure they're comfortable and that your feet are secure.

Bindings connect your boots to your skis, and they should be set up and adjusted by a professional to ensure they release properly in case of a fall.

Ski poles help with balance and maneuvering. They should be the right length - when you hold them upside down, your elbows should form a 90-degree angle.

The helmet protects your head in case of a fall or collision. It’s crucial that it fits snugly but is not uncomfortably tight.

Either option is good to protect your eyes from snow glare and UV rays. However, goggles provide better protection in adverse weather conditions.

You’ll need waterproof and insulated outerwear to keep you warm and dry. Breathable materials prevent overheating.

Thermal underwear or moisture-wicking fabrics help regulate body temperature by keeping you warm and dry.

Choose gloves or mittens that are waterproof, insulated, and offer good dexterity

Invest in moisture-wicking, warm socks that are designed for skiing. Avoid cotton, as it retains moisture.

These items provide extra warmth and protection for your face and neck.

A small backpack can be useful for carrying essentials like water, snacks, sunscreen, and an extra layer.

Protect your skin from the sun's rays, which can be intense at high altitudes.

Make sure the length is appropriate for your height, weight, and riding style. Our staff can help you select the right size.

they must be in good condition, with no obvious signs of damage or wear. Plus, they should be adjustable to your riding stance and boot size.

Minor surface scratches are normal, but deeper damage may affect performance.

The edges should be smooth and free from significant damage.

Check the upper surface of the snowboard for any major damage, cracks, or delamination.

Confirm that the bindings have a properly functioning release mechanism.

The stance width and binding angles should be adjusted to your preference and riding style.

Make sure the boots you're renting are compatible with the bindings on the snowboard. Different brands and models may have varying binding systems.

Boots should fit snugly. Your toes should lightly touch the front of the boot.