10%off
Additional 10% off
CodeEnds 31 Jul 2027
- Stores
- Sports & Outdoors
- Snow Rental
Snow Rental discount codes and vouchers
This is Snowrental, a French ski and snowboard hire booking site that has been running since 2004. You pick your resort, dates and who needs kit, then book skis, boards, boots and helmets online to collect in resort.
1 code right now, 10% off. See them all, or follow the store for new ones.
By Vouchernaut Editors, updated . We may earn a commission when you shop through these links, at no extra cost to you.
Latest Snow Rental discount codes and deals, November 2026
10%off
Additional 10% off
CodeEnds 31 Jul 2027
Terms and conditions
Our standard web discounts (up to 50% off) are already negotiated with our shops and displayed on the website. In addition to this, we offer an extra 10% off depending on the destination.
Snow Rental: what to know before you buy
The story
Snowrental describes itself as a go-to site for ski and snowboard hire since 2004. It is a booking platform rather than a single shop: you reserve online and pick up your gear from a rental shop in the resort you’re heading to.
The range
You can hire skis, snowboards, boots, helmets and accessories. That covers the full kit for a week on the snow, so there’s no need to carry your own. The site says the choice suits all levels and budgets, and the booking form lets you add women, men, teenagers and children in one go, so a whole group can be sorted in a single order.
The shops
Snowrental works with well-known rental brands, naming Skiset, Netski and Skimium among its partners, across resorts in France and elsewhere in Europe. Its home page is in French by default, with other languages including English available from the menu.
Booking
Start by choosing your resort, then who you’re equipping and your rental dates. Some shops let you collect your kit the day before your rental starts, which is handy if you arrive late on the first day. Check the shop’s details when you book, as it varies by location. Booking ahead also means you choose your kit before you travel, rather than hunting for a shop on arrival.
Saving
Snowrental promotes online-only reductions compared with walk-in rates, and says they depend on the period and the destination. It also shows extra offers for families. Any live code is listed on this page: copy it and enter it when you book.
Collection and returns
Kit is collected from and handed back to the partner shop rather than posted. Conditions for changes and cancellations are set out in the booking terms, so read them before you pay. If you need advice before booking, the site lists a customer service team you can contact.
Questions about Snow Rental
Are there any Snow Rental discount codes?
We currently list 1 discount code. Check each offer's terms, country and expiry date before using it. The retailer confirms eligibility at checkout.
How does Snowrental work?
You choose your resort, who needs kit and your dates, then book online. You collect and return the equipment at a partner rental shop in resort.
Can I hire kit for children on Snowrental?
Yes. The booking form covers women, men, teenagers and children, so you can book for a mixed group in one order.
Can I pick up ski hire the day before?
Some shops allow it. The site says collection the day before is available in stores offering this service, so check when you book.
Which ski hire shops does Snowrental use?
It works with partner shops across France and Europe, naming brands such as Skiset, Netski and Skimium on its site.
Is the Snowrental website in English?
Yes. The site opens in French but you can switch to English and several other languages from the menu.
Who handles my order?
You complete your purchase with the retailer. For order changes, delivery questions or a refund, contact the seller shown on your order confirmation. Vouchernaut publishes shopping guides and offers; we don't process your purchase.
Got a question about Snow Rental?
More sports & outdoors stores
Every sports & outdoors store →
Direct-Running UK
Direct Running is a French online shop for running and trail gear, selling shoes, clothing, gear and nutrition from brands such as adidas, Saucony and Garmin, delivered to the UK by FedEx. Any live codes and deals are listed here and entered at its checkout.
Gray-Nicolls
Gray-Nicolls makes cricket bats from willow it grows itself, alongside protection, wicketkeeping gear, shoes, clothing and luggage for adults, juniors and the women's game. Codes it supplies through its programme are listed here, and you enter them at its checkout.
Hot Golf
This is Hot Golf, a golf superstore based at Cheshire Oaks in Ellesmere Port. You get clubs, bags, trolleys, shoes, clothing and tech from the biggest golf brands, with free custom fitting and a store you can visit.
Skiset
Skiset rents skis and snowboards from shops close to ski lifts across Europe. It suits skiers who want equipment ready on arrival rather than hauling their own kit, with a range covering beginners to experts, snowboards and dedicated children's gear.
Water to Go
Water to Go sells reusable filtered water bottles with replaceable filters, aimed at travel and outdoor use. The range centres on bottles in several sizes, with separate filters, lids and accessories to buy as the need arises.
Alexandra Sports
Alexandra Sports is a running specialist with stores in Portsmouth and Christchurch, known for gait analysis and fitting trainers to individual biomechanics. Its range spans running shoes, insoles and running clothing, alongside in-store podiatry, physiotherapy and custom insole services for runners and walkers alike.
aZengear
aZengear sells a practical mix of repair patches, survival kit and compression wear, built around extending the life of gear you already own. The range leans towards fixes for jackets, shoes and tents, plus support socks and sleeves for runners and walkers. Here is where it earns a place in your basket and where to look elsewhere.
Bern Helmets
Bern makes helmets for cycling, snow sports, skating and watersports, with a range that leans towards classic, street-inspired styling. The Macon, Watts and Brentwood families are the core lines to look at. Most helmets in the range are sold alongside MIPS or non-MIPS versions, so the first decision is usually the sport and the protection spec.