Rent a fully tuned snowboard package for Snowbasin or Powder Mountain and spend your day on varied Wasatch terrain without worrying about gear. Learn pickup times, fit requirements, and on-mountain tips to make the most of a 24-hour rental.
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You step from a warm rental shop into a crisp Wasatch evening; the mountain air tugs at your jacket and the slopes above Ogden glow with snow under lift lights. With a Salomon board, K2 Boa boots and tuned bindings in hand, the day ahead feels simple: carve, float, repeat. The gear in this package is built to handle everything from packed groomers at Snowbasin to Powder Mountain’s wide meadows and tree runs.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
Flexible (24-hour rental period)
Fitness Level
Moderate—should be comfortable on intermediate runs and able to handle stair-climbing and boot time.
Wildlife
History
Snowbasin hosted alpine events during the 2002 Winter Olympics; the Wasatch range combines volcanic and sedimentary geology that creates varied slopes.
Conservation
Respect avalanche closures, stay on marked runs, and remove trash—local shops and resorts support sustainable trail and habitat management.
Reserve your spot on the Adult Snowboard Rental Package for Snowbasin and Powder Mountain today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Confirm fit and stance at pickup
Arrive early to have bindings adjusted and stance checked—small tweaks improve control and comfort all day.
Pick up after 4pm the night before
You can collect gear after 4pm to maximize slope time the next day; return by 10am after your final day.
Consider damage insurance
Insurance isn’t included; a $3–$4/day option in-shop covers accidental damage to boots or board.
Transport to base areas
Plan for mountain traffic and shuttle options from Ogden or nearby towns during peak periods to avoid delays.
Salomon snowboard, bindings & K2 Boa boots (included)
Properly tuned board and Boa boots provide responsive control across groomers and soft snow.
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Certified helmet
Protects against impact on varied terrain and is often required by parks and rental policies.
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Moisture-wicking base layers
Keeps you dry during long days and prevents chill between runs.
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Ski socks and boot heater (optional)
Technical socks reduce hotspots; a portable heater helps on cold days or for sensitive feet.
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