Hi,
Last year I had my skis stolen.
This year I dont wabt to take any chances.
Can anyone recommend a ski lock. Preferably something light and not too bulky.
Thanks
TS
Recommendation for Ski Lock
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Started by Tspill in Ski Chatter 25-Nov-2012 - 3 Replies
Tspill posted Nov-2012
Bandit
reply to 'Recommendation for Ski Lock' posted Nov-2012
It's horrible having your kit stolen :(
I've used one of these for several years. The cable is quite a lot thicker than the usual retractable cable locks sold to skiers. Works via a key.
http://www.safeman.de/index.php?cID=12
I've used one of these for several years. The cable is quite a lot thicker than the usual retractable cable locks sold to skiers. Works via a key.
http://www.safeman.de/index.php?cID=12
Bald-eagleman
reply to 'Recommendation for Ski Lock' posted Nov-2012
I just use a good combination lock and a small length of chain to wrap around the bindings. Works fine....thieves usually act quick so as not to get attention and thus anything that slows them up usually deters them.
A friend of mine told me he splits his skis up , well separated in the rack....he reckons that that finding the two matching skis is far to difficult for most in the short time available to nick them!!
A friend of mine told me he splits his skis up , well separated in the rack....he reckons that that finding the two matching skis is far to difficult for most in the short time available to nick them!!
Carving leaves me all on edge
Dave Mac
reply to 'Recommendation for Ski Lock' posted Nov-2012
I have my name at the top of my skis, so that is a deterent, and in Niederau, the lifties would know.
We also split skis, and try to do them at least three ways. We take our time, and have a good look around at the people sat near. If there are baddies, and they see you have clocked them, that is a deterent.
If I am on my K2 200cm skis, I just drop them in the rack, few people are likely to be attracted, and if they are, I could probably catch them up.......
We also split skis, and try to do them at least three ways. We take our time, and have a good look around at the people sat near. If there are baddies, and they see you have clocked them, that is a deterent.
If I am on my K2 200cm skis, I just drop them in the rack, few people are likely to be attracted, and if they are, I could probably catch them up.......
Topic last updated on 25-November-2012 at 23:24