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Home / FAQ / Skiing is expensive! How can I get a break?

Skiing is expensive! How can I get a break?

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Skiing is expensive! How can I get a break?

BSSEF offers a limited number of Skate and Classic Nordic skis to rent for the season at affordable rates. In addition, check the calendar for information about team equipment nights.

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