Powder leashes.

Heading ski-ing next week and forecast is for a full week of the white stuff!! :D

Can anyone tell me if they know of any suppliers in Britain where I could source powder leashes for skis?

Brucie wrote:Heading ski-ing next week and forecast is for a full week of the white stuff!! :D

Can anyone tell me if they know of any suppliers in Britain where I could source powder leashes for skis?

If you want powder leashes, these folks sell them..

http://shop.backcountryuk.com/fritschi-powder-leash-105-p.asp

If you want powder traces, these folks sell them...

http://www.snowandrock.com/Department/Gifts+Gadgets/Ski/Powder+Trace+S+R0089.htm

bandit wrote:

If you want powder traces, these folks sell them...

http://www.snowandrock.com/Department/Gifts+Gadgets/Ski/Powder+Trace+S+R0089.htm

I have some of those but they have "snow and rock" written on them, not a good look :D

Ise - How exactly do these powder traces work?

I would be prepared to overlook the Snow and Rock logo if the product is good!!!

long bits of ribbon that leave a surface trail

leashes are a no-no in avalanche terrain, you need to separate from your kit

got to dash.... snow calling

Thanks.

I agree on the separation issue.

Enjoy the snow!!!

ise wrote:

bandit wrote:

If you want powder traces, these folks sell them...

http://www.snowandrock.com/Department/Gifts+Gadgets/Ski/Powder+Trace+S+R0089.htm

I have some of those but they have "snow and rock" written on them, not a good look :D

You are such a label snob :lol: )

We were discussing the fact that we've never seen so many folks digging for skis in all the years we have skied, as on this trip. Maybe we need a passive reflector for skis. Like a Recco, but the user could follow a reflection of the signal for their own kit.