Canada's Largest Ski & Board Swap 2016

The Canadian Ski Patrol will once again hold their largest ski and Snowboard swap at the 2016 show! Held annually in conjunction with the Toronto Snow Show, there will once again be over 2,000 brand new non-current & pre-owned skis, boards, boots & accessories available for purchase. It's the biggest DEAL of the year and it is an excellent opportunity to upgrade your old equipment and save money. Every purchase made at the Winter Extreme Ski & Board Swap helps support Canadian Ski Patrol training programs and volunteer first aid services at resorts across the country. 

Proceeds from the Canadian Ski Patrol's Winter Extreme Ski & Board Swaps held in various locations across the country are used to further the efforts of the Canadian Ski Patrol in funding and upgrading their many First Aid, Safety and Rescue programs. These skills are used daily by their 5,000+ members in assisting the skiing and snowboarding public at resorts across the country. 

For more information on the Canadian Ski Patrol and its efforts, visit our volunteers at the Ski Patrol Booth during the Toronto Snow Show. Skiing and boarding are healthy outdoor winter activities enjoyed by millions of Canadians. Remember to always ride responsibly and look out for others. Think snow and have a great winter

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How to Register Your Used Equipment
Any used ski and snowboard equipment brought to the Swap must be in good to excellent condition to be accepted for sale. If the equipment is several years old we strongly suggest you bring it to the International Centre – Hall 5 in the North East corner of the building (look for the Ski Patrol Trailer) on Wednesday October 12th only, 6 – 9 p.m and have it looked at by our staff to see if it is suitable for resale.

We reserve the right to refuse any equipment that is deemed non-serviceable or un-saleable. Please note that on October 13th & 14th, you will have to pay show admission to drop off your equipment and entry may be gained at the main entrance. We only accept equipment Wednesday, Thursday and Friday during the hours specified. Generally, older “straight skis” are no longer in demand, regardless of condition and are not accepted for resale. Only skis, boots and snowboards will be accepted for the swap. We do not accept clothing, poles or loose items (i.e.: bindings). The Ski Patrol reserves the right to refuse any equipment deemed unsuitable.
There is a $2.00 registration charge per item and a 20% selling commission (before taxes) on all sales. The selling price is set by the owner of the equipment and the price may not be changed once it has been set and accepted.
 

Equipment Registration
Wednesday October 12 – N.E. corner of Hall 5 –  6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Thursday October 13 – Via Main Entrance Hall 5 –  6:00 pm – 9:00 pm (Admission will be charged)
Friday October 14 – Via Main Entrance Hall 5 –  6:00 pm – 9:00 pm (Admission will be charged)
Saturday and Sunday we do not accept equipment!

Reclaiming of Unsold Equipment and/or Cheques
After the Swap: You may pick up your cheque and/or unsold equipment at the office of the Canadian Ski Patrol, 750 Oakdale Road, Unit 50, Downsview, M3N 2Z4.  Cheques can be either picked up or mailed to you, however you must call and confirm sale of equipment and request mailing at that time. Information regarding the sale of your equipment will be available by phone 416-745-7511 on Wednesday October 19.  Please do not call earlier as the information will not be available at this location until the date mentioned.
 

Reclaiming location and dates
Wednesday October 19 – 6 pm – 9:00 pm (Ski Patrol Office at Hwy. 400 and Finch)
Thursday October 20 – 6 pm – 9:00 pm (Ski Patrol Office at Hwy. 400 and Finch)
Goods unclaimed after October 21, 2016 become property of the Canadian Ski Patrol Central Zone.

Proceeds from the Canadian Ski Patrol’s Winter Extreme Ski & Board Swaps held in various locations across the country are used to further the efforts of the Canadian Ski Patrol in funding and upgrading their many Advanced First Aid, Safety and Rescue programs. These skills are used daily by their over 5,000 members in assisting the skiing and snowboarding public at resorts across the country.

For more information on the Canadian Ski Patrol and its efforts, visit our volunteers at the Ski Patrol Booth during the Toronto Snow Show. Skiing and boarding are healthy outdoor winter activities enjoyed by millions of Canadians. Remember to always ride responsibly and look out for others.