Strolz is Lech-Zürs most famous retailer and its reputation is well-deserved…read more The company began as a ski-boot maker in 1921 the same year the renowned Lech Ski School was founded, the genesis of organized Alpine skiing in Austria. Strolz is to this day the leading brand in German-speaking countries for hand-made ski boots. Strolz is also the place to come year-round for street wear, traditional Tracht, skiing and outdoor gear. In addition, there is an extensive children's department and locally-made housewares selection. The main store is in downtown Lech. In winter, the Strolz family runs a ski rental shop across the street. There is also a smaller branch in Zürs. Strolz is pricy, even for Lech-Zürs, but if you're looking for selection, impeccable service and quality merchandize this is the place.

From the owner: Mit den Strolz Sport & Modehäusern bringen wir den Glanz der großen Metropolen an den Arlberg…read more Jedes Jahr stellen wir aufs Neue eine Auswahl für Sie zusammen, die alle Anforderungen an Trends, Fashion, Glamour, Eleganz und Technik erfüllt. Schlendern Sie durch die Etagen und genießen sie das angenehme Ambiente, die exklusive Dekoration, die Freundlichkeit und Kompetenz unserer Mitarbeiter oder einfach nur einen Drink an der Bar.

In the last 15 years I had 7 or 8 snowboard INSTRUCTORS. In the last 3 days I had the opportunity…read moreto have classes with Dennis, and I can say that he is the best by far. He knows the techniques, has the patience to teach, try different methods and approaches to make sure you understand everything and he also is always smiling and trying to make you the best snowboarder possible. If someone asks me where to go to learn snowboard I have no doubt at all to say Sölden with Sunup with Dennis.

The bikes were very good. The service is also very good. We rent 4 mountainbikes and 1 e-bike for a…read morewhole day. We will come back next year!

Wasescha has two halves, divided by the entrance to the Hotel Cresta --- one does gear rentals, the…read moreother does clothes and gear retail. Besides the normal skis and snowboards, the rental shop has XC skis and snowshoes, but not many of either --- they ran out of size-Medium XC skis, leaving me on larges. The rental staff is mostly competent (although the younger staff don't know their way around the XC gear yet) and mostly friendly (one woman was too swamped to be nice). The retail section has a mix of outdoors clothing, Aspen/Vail-style "resort wear" (aka fuzzy boots), and some Alpine Touring gear. Not an impressive rental shop, but it worked well enough for our uses.