Ski hire shop Maison Clataud Sport 2

The spirit of competition at the heart of the village

On the main square of Sauze d'Oulx, Maison Clataud Sport 2 carries on the legacy of Pier Lorenzo, former ski champion and founder of the shop. This passion for skiing is evident in their approach to every rental: understanding your skill level, your plans, and the experience you're looking for before choosing the equipment. For your ski rental in Sauze d'Oulx , you'll benefit from advice based on genuine, on-the-ground experience.

A convenient starting point for the Via Lattea

The proximity of hotels, ski schools, and ample parking makes it easy to visit the shops as soon as you arrive at the resort. Skis, snowboards, boots, or snowshoes: the team will help you put together the right equipment for your day and your skill level. For your snowboard rental in Sauze d'Oulx , the settings are also carefully adjusted so you can ride with comfort and control.

A preparation designed for the sensations

The equipment is maintained using Wintersteiger machines to preserve its performance on the snow. Grip, fluidity, and precision are thus consistently excellent, from the first turns to the more challenging slopes of the Via Lattea. This meticulous preparation allows us to support progression and meet the expectations of skiers and snowboarders seeking enhanced performance.

A stay tailored to your desires

With Flexski , you can adapt your equipment if conditions change or if you want to switch to different gear during the week. Multiglisse lets you alternate disciplines and switch from skiing to snowboarding to discover new sensations on the slopes. Two services that give you more freedom during your stay without adding extra steps.

Your gear ready before the first run

Booking online allows you to select your equipment before you arrive and find it ready in store. The team can then focus on final adjustments and recommendations, ensuring your first day starts with gear perfectly suited to your riding style.

Reserve your equipment at Maison Clataud Sport 2 and set off to explore the Via Lattea with advice from a team steeped in the history of competitive skiing.