It happens. You've paid for your ski vacation and the weatherman predicts rain. How do you prepare for it? Or is your solution Retail Therapy?
Over the weekend, I skied in bizarre weather conditions. The top of the mountain was in the clouds, with blowing snow and visibilities of less than 100 feet. It was raining/misting in the valley.
The day before, I washed my jacket and pants to renew the water repellant before I went. I also sprayed them with a Nikwax product to renew it. The water beaded up and didn't soak in.
The seat of my pants was the only thing that felt wet/cold. I know there is a 'Fanny Flap' available, but I really don't want to wear it.
Do you have any special tips that work for keeping your goggles clean/dry in the rain?
Other tips?
Over the weekend, I skied in bizarre weather conditions. The top of the mountain was in the clouds, with blowing snow and visibilities of less than 100 feet. It was raining/misting in the valley.
The day before, I washed my jacket and pants to renew the water repellant before I went. I also sprayed them with a Nikwax product to renew it. The water beaded up and didn't soak in.
The seat of my pants was the only thing that felt wet/cold. I know there is a 'Fanny Flap' available, but I really don't want to wear it.
Do you have any special tips that work for keeping your goggles clean/dry in the rain?
Other tips?