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Cheapest shipping option?
What's the cheapest mode of shipping in the lower 48 for a set of skis?
Pretty sure it's usps ground, shipping skis in general won't be very cheap.
Idk what the price is or if they ship stuff like that but check out FedEx smartpost
I would say it depends on the distance they have to travel but i've shipped skis a few times to the east coast from Idaho and its about $75-90
Yeah post office. If there aren't bindings just sandwich them in cardboard and tape the shit out of it to keep the size down.
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