Shipping Chamonix-->Seattle?

[shasti]

Anybody know the cheapest/easiest way to ship a pair of skis from Chamonix to Seattle? Or know any mags in Cham who you could direct me to?

I need to figure out shipping for a pair of sticks ASAP

Thanks

[liv2ski]

When I buy skis from Telemark Pyrenees, they ship them DSL and charge me $50. I am uncertain what it actually costs them.

[PNWbrit]

When I buy skis from Telemark Pyrenees, they ship them DSL and charge me $50. I am uncertain what it actually costs them.

DHL?

Cheapest is probably La Poste?

[shasti]

He prolly meant DHL. Yeah I wonder what La Poste would charge you fer a set of big stix....any French mags out there?

[SiSt]

Overseas shipping seems to generally cost more than a pair of skis if you don't have a logistics partner and send a pretty decent number of pairs in a season.

Anything less than 150cm is generally accepted by the post service and pretty cheap, once you go 150cm+ it means DHL or similar and you're in the territory of a new pair of skis. YMMV, of course.

[skimaxpower]

Checked baggage on a flight home?

[liv2ski]

When I buy skis from Telemark Pyrenees, they ship them DSL and charge me $50. I am uncertain what it actually costs them.

ooops....DHL it was

[gregL]

Yeah I wonder what La Poste would charge you fer a set of big stix....any French mags out there?

Why don't you have Alex at evo ask his mom?

[LC]

He prolly meant DHL. Yeah I wonder what La Poste would charge you fer a set of big stix....any French mags out there?

L+W+H must be under 200cm at La Poste for international packages (Colissimo), so it's not going to happen. The only affordable way is to get someone to get someone to fly them over as a piece of luggage.

[shasti]

^ Roger that. Thanks for your help all