School & Group Snow Hire

Gear ready and waiting when your group arrives.

School, club and group trips to Selwyn Snow Resort, sorted. Send us your group's sizes, and we'll have everyone's skis, boards, clothing and helmets prepared before you walk through the door.

Download the Group Booking Sheet Here

Why groups choose Go Play Outside

On your way to Selwyn: we're in Talbingo, about 45 minutes from the resort.
Gear prepared in advance: fitting is quick, so you get more time on the snow.
Sizes adjusted on the spot: if something doesn't fit, we swap it there and then.
One booking, one contact: simple for teachers and group leaders.
Open 7 days in winter: weekday school trips and weekend club trips covered.

What you can hire

Adult and kids' sizes across the full range. Mix and match for each person.

Ski packs: skis, boots and poles
Snowboard packs: snowboard and boots
Snow clothing: jackets and pants, toddler to adult 10XL
Après (snow play) boots: for tobogganing and snow play
Helmets: adults and children

How to book

Request a quote. Call or email with your group size, dates and gear needed.
Download the Group Booking Sheet. It's a fillable PDF. Type into it or print it. Download the Group Booking Sheet Here
Collect everyone's sizes. Height, weight, foot size, age and skier type, plus clothing sizes if needed.
Email the completed sheet at least 5 days before gear pickup. We need all size information to confirm your booking.
Receive your confirmation email.
Arrive, try on, and go. Your gear will be waiting.

Groups of more than 20: use an extra copy of the sheet.

Sizing guide

Accurate measurements mean faster fitting. Please don't estimate.

Foot size: Stand barefoot on paper with your heel against a wall. Mark your longest toe and measure to the wall in millimetres (e.g. 245mm).

Clothing: Use your regular size. Adults S, M, L, XL. Kids K4, K6, K8. Après boots use shoe size (e.g. M10, L8, K4).

Skier type (sets your bindings):

Type I: Beginner, haven't skied in years, or prefer to ski slowly and cautiously. It's much safer to have your ski pop off too easily than not at all.
Type II: Intermediate skier comfortably cruising blue runs at moderate speeds. The standard default for most recreational skiers.
Type III: Advanced skier aggressively charging steep black runs at high speed. Only choose Type III if you need your skis to stay locked on during high-speed, high-force turns.

Snowboard stance: Snowboarders only. Which foot leads, Left or Right.

Ready to book your group?

Phone: (02) 6936 0951

Email: talbingo@goplayoutside.com.au

Visit: Shop 3, 49 Lampe Street, Talbingo NSW 2720