Where do you keep your skis?

Is this where we see if Jan can read the DIN setting on Pavel's skis?? :mrgreen:

But it is dangerous (and a bad habit) to simply lean the skis against a wall. We all do it at some point; but we also know what will happen sometime :!:! It will - and we know it :!:


Mike :wink:

My skis are propped up in our living room at present due to lack of space elsewhere. We are just about to start an extension on our house so space is at a premium – we have a full bathroom suite, tiles and grout in the conservatory and a shower, two radiators, lights, paint and bathroom taps in the living room (along with my riding gear and my husband’s cycling kit) so they don’t really look too out of place… :roll:

mine have lived in the workshop and now in the conservatory

Lynn_D wrote:My skis are propped up in our living room at present due to lack of space elsewhere. We are just about to start an extension on our house so space is at a premium – we have a full bathroom suite, tiles and grout in the conservatory and a shower, two radiators, lights, paint and bathroom taps in the living room (along with my riding gear and my husband’s cycling kit) so they don’t really look too out of place… :roll:

you've got skis after one trip? blimey, you are keen!

caron-a wrote:

Lynn_D wrote:My skis are propped up in our living room at present due to lack of space elsewhere. We are just about to start an extension on our house so space is at a premium – we have a full bathroom suite, tiles and grout in the conservatory and a shower, two radiators, lights, paint and bathroom taps in the living room (along with my riding gear and my husband’s cycling kit) so they don’t really look too out of place… :roll:

you've got skis after one trip? blimey, you are keen!

.....or a natural

Tony_H wrote:

caron-a wrote:

Lynn_D wrote:My skis are propped up in our living room at present due to lack of space elsewhere. We are just about to start an extension on our house so space is at a premium – we have a full bathroom suite, tiles and grout in the conservatory and a shower, two radiators, lights, paint and bathroom taps in the living room (along with my riding gear and my husband’s cycling kit) so they don’t really look too out of place… :roll:

you've got skis after one trip? blimey, you are keen!

.....or a natural

or loaded :roll:

freezywater wrote:

Tony_H wrote:

caron-a wrote:

Lynn_D wrote:My skis are propped up in our living room at present due to lack of space elsewhere. We are just about to start an extension on our house so space is at a premium – we have a full bathroom suite, tiles and grout in the conservatory and a shower, two radiators, lights, paint and bathroom taps in the living room (along with my riding gear and my husband’s cycling kit) so they don’t really look too out of place… :roll:

you've got skis after one trip? blimey, you are keen!

.....or a natural

or loaded :roll:

Keen – definitely have a ‘skier A attitude’ according to Pavel’s ‘classification’ … (nothing else would have persuaded me to do some of the bizarre exercises I was told to, which strangely enough, worked every time…..) :roll:
A natural – I really don’t think so (you’d have to ask my instructor, but unlikely…) :?:
Loaded – I wish…. )
Just figured it would be better to have my own kit and get used to it rather than hiring each time.

Lynn_D wrote:My skis are propped up in our living room at present due to lack of space elsewhere. We are just about to start an extension on our house so space is at a premium – we have a full bathroom suite, tiles and grout in the conservatory and a shower, two radiators, lights, paint and bathroom taps in the living room (along with my riding gear and my husband’s cycling kit) so they don’t really look too out of place… :roll:

Does your husband have a road bike and does he find cycling helps his skiing?