There is a limited selection of ski merchandise in the Boston
area, so a lot of people end up ordering equipment online or going to a larger retailer. For much of your equipment and clothing needs, that is an acceptable approach. However, all skis are not made equally,
even if they are the same brand. To ensure that you buy quality skis,
we recommend that you buy them from a retailer who will flex test them
for you before your purchase. Chris Li at Bikeway Source can do this,
as well as Zach Caldwell and Nathan Schultz at Boulder Nordic Sport.
For more information about purchasing skis, please contact the coaches.
Other equipment (boots, poles, rollerskis, etc) can normally be purchased elsewhere, but you should always be aware of your size (note that boots for example are not typically sized in US sizes). And in all cases, particularly the local shops, be sure to mention you are a member of CSU and/or a local school team as there is often a team member discount available. Local Shops to Consider Bikeway Source - http://www.bikewaysource.com/ Bedford, MA Fast Splits - http://www.fastsplits.com/ Newton, MA New England Backpacker - http://www.newenglandbackpacker.com/ Worcester, MA Internet Shopping Boulder Nordic Sport: http://www.bouldernordicsport.com/Default.aspx
GearWest: http://www.gearwest.com/
Finn Sisu: http://www.finnsisu.com/
Reliable Racing: http://reliableracing.com/
Akers Ski: http://akers-ski.com/
Skinny Skis: http://skinnyskis.com/
Eagle River Nordic: http://www.ernordic.com/
Webskis: http://webskis.com/home.php
Nordic Skater: http://nordicskater.com/
New Moon: http://newmoonski.com/
Niflheim Nordic: http://www.niflheimnordic.com/ Jenex: http://www.jenex.com/ Note: Some of the above vendors that may have shops that are not too far away or on your way to skiing venues in NH or Maine. Check their web sites, but probably always best to contact them in advance. |