These guys got a one time customer out of me, I rented and I am not coming back. It wasnt anything that bad. The service is actually pretty good. They always have stuff available (skis, snowboards, boots, straps, jackets, pants) everything is always in stock. I dont really think that they have that many customers so i dont think they EVER run out of equipment but they still tell you to make a reservation. What they say everyone knows about them is that (you would appreciate this if you were a snowboarder) is that they have the Flow bindinds. What I didnt like was that they didnt have the click (or step) ins. But they have only like 13 of the Flows so you really gotta reserve those. But what i realized is that their prices are maybe just like 5 bucks cheaper than up in Tahoe! So my family and I ended up dragging those boards back and forth for those measely 5 bucks! really no point. And then we came back too late to return em that day (the guy told us that they would close at 6) so we had to pay 20 bucks for an extra day the next morning and he even told us that he was there until 11 the day before. So we could have actually returned em then, I was kind of mad. Next time Im just renting at Tahoe.

Places like this are especially important during this time of year. Lift tickets for Tahoe this year are about $79 for an adult and then you add on about $30 for rent. so the ski renter in Mountain view really helps you out. Since its not that close to the snow they have to charge less for thei rentals so you pay like a third of what you would pay up on the slopes. They also fix your existing equipment (like they can wax, fix bindings, etc.) Great way so save a few bucks.