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  • Emma

    Hi Matt,

    Helmets are not obligatory in Andorra, however they are always recommended. If you don't want to go to the expense of buying your own you can rent them here: arinsal.co.uk/shop/arinsal/ you'll find them under the "extras" tab.

    Hope that helps, just ask away if you have any more questions.

    All the best

    Emma :thumbsup:

  • Helmets, yes or no

    muttleematt74

    A group of 4 of us , 3 skiers and a boarder are coming out to the resort on the 29th of december and cannot wait, 2 of the group are in ski school and theothers are just skiing for the week. The Chat has turned to helmets, what is the stance on them in Arinsal.andorra as i know they are compulsary in USA and Canada?

    regards
    Matt Lee