Club Gear
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​EXCITING NEWS! Starting this winter (January 2025) we are offering a limited quantity of loaner equipment available for all due-paying club members.
EQUIPMENT REQUEST FORM
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How to take out equipment:
1.) To request equipment, simply fill out this form before the Friday you wish to pick up the equipment and we will get in touch with you ASAP.
You must be:
a.) Enrolled at Cornell University (undergrad or graduate)
b.) At least 18 years of age
c.) A due-paying member of CSSC who has filled out the CSC Waiver 4 (AY 24/25)
2.) Wait for a confirmation from CSSC that the equipment requested is available on the week you requested it.
3.) Come to 129 Blair Street and Venmo your refundable $50 damage deposit to pick up equipment between 5 & 7pm on Friday.
4.) Return the equipment and get your $50 damage deposit at 129 Blair Street the next Friday between 3 & 5pm.
We cannot guarantee that we have all the equipment you need. We are limited in size ranges and equipment types, but we will do our best to get you on the snow!
Equipment pickup and drop-off times must be strictly adhered to. If equipment is not returned the next week you will not be able to participate in club activities until you do so (incl. social events, equipment lending, transportation, trips). If equipment is further delayed you are subject to be barred from club events for the rest of the academic year.
Return your stuff so others can have a good time too!
Gear Rental
Greek Peak:
Greek peak provides rental equipment for skiers and snowboards alike at an affordable cost. The technicians at the mountain will assess the skier's height, weight, and ability level and provide equipment sized accordingly.
The mountain offers skis, ski boots, poles, snowboards, snowboard boots, helmets, and goggles. All other equipment and snow gear must be purchased separately. No advance reservation of equipment is required before heading to the mountain.
More details on Greek Peak's rental gear can be found HERE.
Purchasing Gear
Used Gear:
If you have a season's pass or you plan on skiing frequently, purchasing used equipment may be a good option. Many websites sell used skis, snowboards, and boots in good condition at heavily discounted prices. Be sure to contact the seller first and check over the skis before buying them to ensure no significant damage exists. It is always better to buy used skis from a ski shop which can verify the condition of the bases, bindings, and top sheets with a numerical rating system before purchasing. The same is true for snowboards. The following is a list of online equipment resources.
SidelineSwap
Equipment often sold by ski shops and resort demo centers. Offers good buyer protection.
Powder7
All equipment is verified by the website and rated rigorously on a 10 point scale.
Geartrade
Wide range of used outdoor gear, quality is reviewed by website.
Sizing for Gear
Note: These charts are general guidelines, sizing varies by company and the age of the equipment.
See this article from Curated on sizing ski equipment.
*Note: CSSC is not responsible for the relevancy or accuracy of third party information sources on this page.
