just bought my OH these for christmas as one of the coaches out here in bormio swears by them and they are toasty for at least 1 hour on the slopes
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Heat-Click-Instant-Reuseable-Shoulders/dp/B001TH7A0Q/ref=pd_sim_d_5
they also do a bigger shoulder one which is awesome!
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We have 4 similar ones to those, I think they came from Lidl took them to Austria used them one day. They worked a treat but we were in a hotel room so no where to heat them back to liquid. Although we do take them to Ruka where we self cater so much easier.
Do it as a group at the top of the lift. By the time you get to the bar in the evening, you will find you have started the next silly Euro dance craze.
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Started by Dixie dean in Ski Chatter 01-Dec-2009 - 25 Replies
Rossyhead
reply to 'Cold Hands Problem' posted Dec-2009
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Baggy pants, wide stance. Mad steeze, cork 3s
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RoseR
reply to 'Cold Hands Problem' posted Dec-2009
rossyhead wrote:just bought my OH these for christmas as one of the coaches out here in bormio swears by them and they are toasty for at least 1 hour on the slopes
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Heat-Click-Instant-Reuseable-Shoulders/dp/B001TH7A0Q/ref=pd_sim_d_5
they also do a bugger shoulder one which is awesome!
We have 4 similar ones to those, I think they came from Lidl took them to Austria used them one day. They worked a treat but we were in a hotel room so no where to heat them back to liquid. Although we do take them to Ruka where we self cater so much easier.
I'm a laydee
Rossyhead
reply to 'Cold Hands Problem' posted Dec-2009
yeah-the coaches who stand still in the shade in minus 20 for 4 hours love them-good about the house sometimes too and for sore muscles apparently?
sorry about the spelling mistake there btw!!
sorry about the spelling mistake there btw!!
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Baggy pants, wide stance. Mad steeze, cork 3s
Tony_H
reply to 'Cold Hands Problem' posted Dec-2009
If you get cold hands, a very simple exercise gets the blood pumping through them and warm again:
Stand with your hands by your sides, point thw hands away from the body at the wrists at 90 degrees or so, and lift your shoulders up and down quickly for 15-30 seconds.
Job done.
Stand with your hands by your sides, point thw hands away from the body at the wrists at 90 degrees or so, and lift your shoulders up and down quickly for 15-30 seconds.
Job done.
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Trencher
reply to 'Cold Hands Problem' posted Dec-2009
Tony_H wrote:If you get cold hands, a very simple exercise gets the blood pumping through them and warm again:
Stand with your hands by your sides, point the hands away from the body at the wrists at 90 degrees or so, and lift your shoulders up and down quickly for 15-30 seconds.
Job done.
Do it as a group at the top of the lift. By the time you get to the bar in the evening, you will find you have started the next silly Euro dance craze.
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JonG
reply to 'Cold Hands Problem' posted Dec-2009
Hi,
I think somebody has already mentioned silk liners for gloves, but Ami Chaud make some great gloves,also anything with a Gore-Tex or Thinsulate lining may help if they have a good waterproof outer fabric aswell.....fail in that holding a few hot glasses of Vin Chaud or Gluwein may help every couple of hours :thumbup:
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
jon
I think somebody has already mentioned silk liners for gloves, but Ami Chaud make some great gloves,also anything with a Gore-Tex or Thinsulate lining may help if they have a good waterproof outer fabric aswell.....fail in that holding a few hot glasses of Vin Chaud or Gluwein may help every couple of hours :thumbup:
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
jon
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Peakmonster
reply to 'Cold Hands Problem' posted Dec-2009
Silk gloves my missus swears by em
http://www.trekmates.co.uk/206/Trekmates-Silk-Glove.html?gclid=CNus_P-L6J4CFUYA4wode3mEIA
http://www.trekmates.co.uk/206/Trekmates-Silk-Glove.html?gclid=CNus_P-L6J4CFUYA4wode3mEIA
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Cold Hands Problem' posted Dec-2009
Buy a pair of decent gloves and you will not get cold hands :shock:
Topic last updated on 24-December-2009 at 16:05