Click here for details. Periodically the Waterville Valley Ski School will present a new tip designed to help you get the most out of your ski time. Buying Used Skis Our thanks and a complimentary lift ticket go to David Weisz of Waltham, MA for the following question. Even though I'm an advanced-intermediate skier, I have no idea what to look for in skis because I've always rented them.
Used skis can be a good choice for someone with a limited budget.
However, like used cars, you have to watch what you are buying. First, I would make sure that the skis you are considering are appropriate for your ability level. This is where the first problem can arise. Unless you are buying the skis from a knowledgeable individual, it may be impossible for you to judge the suitability of the skis. Second, I would look at how old the skis are.