Jahorina ski rental

Jahorina ski rental – ski equipment rental!

Rental of ski & snowboard equipment, skis, snowboards, bindings, boots, poles, safety helmets for children and adults, razors, sledges for children, snowmobiles and all other equipment as needed can be found in our partner rents, which offer discounts when renting equipment over 4 days.

Our partner rentals are among the best equipped ski rentals on Jahorina, where ski & snowboard equipment is regularly serviced, maintained and every year they offer a part of new ski equipment that has just entered the market.

In ski & snowboard rentals where you rent ski equipment, you can put your ski equipment away at the end of the day after skiing. Ski rentals have boot dryers so that the next morning you would be comfortable, disinfected, dried and ready to ski. As part of all ski & snowboard rentals, you have licensed ski instructors and the Jahorina Prestige ski school.

Price list of ski equipment for rent for the 2020/21 season – prices in KM

 

• Discount on ski equipment rental over 4 days
• Prices are in KM per person
• Children are people up to 130 cm tall
• Mandatory leaving of personal documents when renting ski equipment

Partner ski rentals Jahorina Prestige

We offer you the possibility of pre-scheduling and booking ski equipment and ski school on tel. +38765625885. Rentals are located on Jahorina in the best locations next to the ski slope, elevators and parking in Poljice in Hotel Kristal and on the ski slope Poljice, the second house from the ski box within the cafe garden Astorija, 10 meters from the six-seater Poljice on Jahorina.

When renting ski & snowboard equipment in one of our partner ski rentals, our ski instructor of the ski school jahorina prestige will help you choose the right ski & snowboard equipment. In ski & snowboard rentals you can schedule a rental and schedule a snowmobile ride in advance

Our recommendations and tips:

Ski school – ski school jahorina prestige or ski lessons with teachers ski instructors jahorina are the best way to start your skiing career or upgrade the already achieved level in skiing. Licensed ski teachers on Jahorina are competent, educated and very experienced for the job and know the easiest way to reach a certain level of knowledge in skiing. Ski & snowboard instructors of the Jahorina Prestige school have duly certified licenses for ski training.

Unfortunately, many skiers do not go to ski school, but think that by watching videos or studying literature, they can learn to ski on their own. Also, many guests have friends who are already skiing, so the logical solution is “a friend will show me a few things”. Unfortunately, neither the first nor the second method is good. It often happens that friends who claim to be great skiers, and look like that to you, are not. In addition, it is sometimes difficult for good skiers who have good technique to transfer knowledge.

Skiing is a sport where mistakes are costly (injuries, which can sometimes be fatal), and worst of all, once a misunderstood thing is very difficult to correct. It is certainly easier and much cheaper to start on the right path from the very beginning, and we should not forget that with the right technique it is much easier to ski and that if you ski properly you will get much less tired.

Servicing and repair of ski equipment on Jahorina

Every skier or boarder wants well-serviced equipment. Frequently asked questions in the service are: “How are the skis or the board serviced?” The real question is: “What exactly does a good service do for my skis or snowboard?” board, embroidery stitching, embroidery assembly, tick tuning, substrate filling. You can complete the service of your skis and boards in our partner ski & snowboard rentals.

What does ski equipment belong to?

Ski boots, skis with associated bindings, ski pants and jacket, overalls (which did not prove practical), ski poles, gloves, hat or helmet (children under 12 are required to wear a safety helmet on ski slopes), ski goggles (against wind, snow, fog), sunglasses (with a protective UV filter due to the strong reflection of the sun’s rays), face cream with a high protection factor of 15-30, underwear and chocolate of your choice. In the beginning, you need adequate, tested and serviced equipment and a ski instructor.

What and when to buy or rent ski equipment?

For every beginner skier, and especially for children up to 15 years of age, we recommend that basic ski equipment (ski boots, skis with bindings and ski poles) be rented in one of the ski services that have the appropriate and quality equipment. As for the ski jacket and pants, hats, gloves, goggles and cream, you will buy or borrow it from a friend because that equipment is not rented.

Servicing and repair of ski equipment on Jahorina

Every skier or boarder wants well-serviced equipment. Frequently asked questions in the service are: “How are the skis or the board serviced?” The real question is: “What exactly does a good service do for my skis or snowboard?” board, embroidery stitching, embroidery assembly, tick tuning, substrate filling. You can complete the service of your skis and boards in our partner ski & snowboard rentals.

What does ski equipment belong to?

Ski boots, skis with associated bindings, ski pants and jacket, overalls (which did not prove practical), ski poles, gloves, hat or helmet (children under 12 are required to wear a safety helmet on ski slopes), ski goggles (against wind, snow, fog), sunglasses (with a protective UV filter due to the strong reflection of the sun’s rays), face cream with a high protection factor of 15-30, underwear and chocolate of your choice. In the beginning, you need adequate, tested and serviced equipment and a ski instructor.

What and when to buy or rent ski equipment?

For every beginner skier, and especially for children up to 15 years of age, we recommend that basic ski equipment (ski boots, skis with bindings and ski poles) be rented in one of the ski services that have the appropriate and quality equipment. As for the ski jacket and pants, hats, gloves, goggles and cream, you will buy or borrow it from a friend because that equipment is not rented.

Servicing and repair of ski equipment on Jahorina

Every skier or boarder wants well-serviced equipment. Frequently asked questions in the service are: “How are the skis or the board serviced?” The real question is: “What exactly does a good service do for my skis or snowboard?” board, embroidery stitching, embroidery assembly, tick tuning, substrate filling. You can complete the service of your skis and boards in our partner ski & snowboard rentals.

What does ski equipment belong to?

Ski boots, skis with associated bindings, ski pants and jacket, overalls (which did not prove practical), ski poles, gloves, hat or helmet (children under 12 are required to wear a safety helmet on ski slopes), ski goggles (against wind, snow, fog), sunglasses (with a protective UV filter due to the strong reflection of the sun’s rays), face cream with a high protection factor of 15-30, underwear and chocolate of your choice. In the beginning, you need adequate, tested and serviced equipment and a ski instructor.

What and when to buy or rent ski equipment?

For every beginner skier, and especially for children up to 15 years of age, we recommend that basic ski equipment (ski boots, skis with bindings and ski poles) be rented in one of the ski services that have the appropriate and quality equipment. As for the ski jacket and pants, hats, gloves, goggles and cream, you will buy or borrow it from a friend because that equipment is not rented.

Skis

Every manufacturer changes the models or at least the colors of their stud skis every year, but there are no revolutionary changes from 10 years ago with a large expansion of waist skis (which means that their width is at the top and in the end bigger than at the waist) or carving skis. . Today we all ski on more or less structured skis, harder or softer, with more or less that legendary and always awe-inspiring radius about which 10 ski experts would give at least 15 answers which radius is optimal for the average skier, beginner, top skier or ski teachers and demonstrators.

Again, we will only give some of our recommendations to guide you (some who are just entering this wonderful sport) at least a little to the basics of ski equipment and reduce the confusion of shapes, colors, manufacturers, prices and everything else that awaits you when buying, renting and servicing ski equipment.

In terms of ski hardness on both torsion and flexion, almost all manufacturers have unified. Skis of lower quality, price and hardness usually have some mark 3, 4, 5, 6; skis of medium hardness 7, 8; and high hardness 9, 10; and some manufacturers also have skis with markings 11 and 12. A larger number of this mark, as a rule, means that the ski is equipped with higher quality materials (such as wood core, carbon, Kevlar, anti-vibration materials), while many skis for children and skis of lower quality blown or injected some foamy and cheaper materials.

Today, in relation to the old models, a quality ski is required to be slightly softer on flexion, and hard on torsion, so that in the bend both the middle and the tail of the ski pass through the same place as the top of the ski, ie that traces remain behind us. in the form of rails.
The basic division of skis by structure would be something like this:

skis with a very small radius of up to 10 m belong to the category of highly structured or fun carving skis,
radii of 11, 12, 13 meters belong to the area of ​​slalom skis and bends,
14 to 20 meters in the ski area on all trails and terrains, allround,
and 21-30 in a group of skis intended for long or giant slalom turns.

In the last few years, there has been a great deal of interest (and we can say a negative trend) for skis that fall into the slalom category, so many skiers (especially the better ones) buy and use skis 165 cm long and about 12 meters in radius and high quality and hardness 10– 12. These skis are designed to perform short slalom turns and have proven to be very good on steep and icy trails where the skier does small radius turns.

Ski bindings

Ski bindings can be divided into three basic categories:

children’s bindings
grown ups
competitive

Of course, as well as the manufacturers, we recommend children’s embroidery for children, adults for adults, and competitive for competitors. Never and never use competitive bindings if you really are not, because extremely strong springs are installed in competitive bindings, which open the jaws of the bindings only at high stresses. Thus, it could happen that when falling, the berth does not release the shoe, and thus the skier’s foot from the jaw, and then the injury most often occurs.

Adjusting the ties and adjusting the hardness of the ties

TIP – please leave the adjustment and adjustment of the bindings to the experts in the ski service so that the bindings on the skis can be placed with quality and accuracy.
In better ski services, there is a device that, based on your personal data (age, ski knowledge, height, weight, width of the lower leg, etc.) determines the hardness of the bindings, and examines the ejection of the ski boot from the bindings.
The following parameters can be used for information – but please do not stick to it.
Each newer embroidery on the front and back of the embroidery has a certain scale:

children’s bindings of about 0.75–4.5 and 2-7
bindings for adults 3–9, 4-12, 6-14
competitive bindings 9-16, 10-17, 14-20

If you are a good skier, in excellent physical condition, then divide your body weight by 10 and on the scale of numbers, that value corresponds to the hardness of the connections. For women and children, and weaker skiers, divide the body weight by 10 and subtract another 15-20%.
Example: a woman or a child weighing 50 kg
50: 10 = 5–20% = 4 on the connection scale.
Personally, we reckon that it is better to let go of the embroidery too early or sometimes unnecessarily, than a moment too late.
Once again – this is only indicative information, and not advice on which you could regulate the hardness of the connections yourself.

Ski poles

Once we have decided on the color, manufacturer and price of the ski poles, all you need is the length. Take a ski pole, turn it upside down, with the handle facing down, grab it under the broom and lean it against the floor. If your upper arm and forearm close at an angle of 900, you have chosen the appropriate length of sticks.

Gloves

Mandatory, warm, preferably leather or other moisture-proof material,
protect you from the cold and fall injuries,
whatever the conditions for skiing, gloves are mandatory and don’t think of skiing without them.

Safety glasses (Brile)

skis, which protect you from snow and wind
tinted sunglasses with UV- – mandatory for sunny weather.

Ski suit

one-part or two-part, at own discretion, (recommendation – two-part)
light, warm, we recommend higher quality materials (Gore-tex).

Cap

mandatory, protects against cold and fall.

Helmet

mandatory for children up to 14 years, adults – of their choice

Protective cream

when the weather is sunny on the snow, use protective creams with high protection factors (20-30), because due to the reflection of the sun’s rays from the snow, severe burns can occur.

I.T ( Hopnakop.rs )