Ski & Snowboard Stickers and Labels

Leland makes waterproof stickers and labels, write-on rental labels, mark-and-seal rental labels, barcode and consecutive number labels, and resort promotional decals. All are built to survive snow, ice, rain, and UV exposure. The ski and snowboard line is the company's most established product category.

Yes. Leland's labels are designed to survive a full ski season — including daily exposure to snow, ice, road salt, and constant handling. Rental shops at major resorts including Vail and Jackson Hole rely on the product for exactly that durability. Most stickers outlast the equipment's rental cycle.

Yes — Vail and Jackson Hole are among the ski resorts that have used Leland products for years. We have worked with the resort and ski rental industry for decades and have accounts across the United States.

Ski rental labels need to survive conditions regular stickers can't handle — sub-zero temperatures, repeated wet-dry cycles, abrasive snow, road salt during transport, and constant rough handling. They also need to stay readable and scannable for the full season. Leland engineers the material, adhesive, and print process specifically for those demands.

Yes. Barcode labels and consecutive number labels are standard Leland products for ski rental shops and resort rental fleets. They're built to stay scannable through snow, ice, and salt exposure. Many shops pair them with mark-and-seal labels for customer name and date fields.

Minimums depend on product size. Larger format decals over 24 square inches typically run 25 to 100 pieces minimum. Smaller stickers like barcode labels or single-color shop branding usually have a 250 to 500 piece minimum. Confirmed during quoting.

New orders typically ship in about 10 working days after artwork approval. Reorders usually ship in 5 to 7 working days. Shops planning a season opener should place orders with enough lead time for proofing and approval.

Yes. Leland makes abrasion-resistant stickers for ski helmets, bindings, boots, and other equipment surfaces. These need extra durability because the surfaces flex, wear, and take repeated impact. The Heavy Duty product line is the typical choice for these applications.

Yes — resort branding decals for helmets, sleds, rental gear, and signage are routinely produced in bulk for the start of the season. Quantities of several thousand pieces are common. Leland can also handle multi-design orders if the resort wants different decals for different equipment types.

Online printers like Sticker Mule and Lightning Labels serve general consumer and small-business needs at low volume; Leland is a specialty B2B manufacturer focused on durability for industrial and outdoor use. For ski rental operations where labels need to survive an entire winter on rental skis, the material engineering and application expertise differ significantly. Most ski shops that have tried both eventually consolidate with Leland for rental fleet labels.