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So what'd you buy for the coming season?
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volklgirl
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Wow! All our lists pale when compared to SnowHot's!!!
My purchases for this year:
Lange World Cup 100 Boots size 23.5 - going for foot mapping and
boot stretching/grinding next Sunday :-)
Volkl Racetiger GS Racestock 180cm w/ Piston Plate and Marker
1400 Comp Bindings
Scott Slalom Race Poles w/ hand guards
Lib Tech Jamie Lynn Custom Snowboard 151cm
Shopping for:
All Mountain/Crud/Powder skis
My purchases for this year:
Lange World Cup 100 Boots size 23.5 - going for foot mapping and
boot stretching/grinding next Sunday :-)
Volkl Racetiger GS Racestock 180cm w/ Piston Plate and Marker
1400 Comp Bindings
Scott Slalom Race Poles w/ hand guards
Lib Tech Jamie Lynn Custom Snowboard 151cm
Shopping for:
All Mountain/Crud/Powder skis
SnowHot
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Just for the record, I have had some influence in my purchases. The same individual who influenced me wouldn't let me rest if I didn't list my individual bindings, even though some were purchased with skis and some were purchased separately.volklgirl said:
:o :o :o
A pair of ski socks, a pair fo ski trousers as I was running on one pair which isn't enough for the amount we ski, and the biggie last week was avalanche saefty packs i.e. backpack, shovel, probe and transceiver. We don't do much off piste yet, but with the number of avalanches that have come onto pistes the last couple of years, and our longer term plans, our gut feel (combined with a good deal) was to get them now. You can't regret having them and you (or your family) might regret your not having them.
