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I'm with the sock people.
I'm due for some new ones as I wear them all year round (my comfort blanket) and they're wearing a bit thin. I absolutely love my salomons (they've got falke sk1w written on the bottom). Does anyone have a good suggestion for what to replace them with?
sorry ise, off thread.
Caron, you can buy them as Falke socks.... :D
http://www.p2d.co.uk/acatalog/Falke_Ski_Socks.html
This is a retailer I have used in the past, and they have been fine.
So true, however they are quite heavy,and some un-enlightened airlines/ Tour Ops are putting a weight restriction on ski bags. In some cases an unrealistic 6kg :twisted:
Always check da small print!
I had a Sportube, but I sold it, as all my skis were too fat to fit.
How's my Steeze doing :D
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Started by Ise in Ski Hardware 28-Nov-2008 - 48 Replies
Andyhull
reply to 'number one bit of kit' posted Nov-2008
Yum yum.
Ldavies
reply to 'number one bit of kit' posted Nov-2008
My Lancome powder puff. L.
Caron-a
reply to 'number one bit of kit' posted Nov-2008
skidaddle wrote:bandit wrote:A really comfy pair of ski socks :D
Decent socks are vital and worth spending a bit on imho. Don't anybody, ever, bother with the foot and blister hell that is the tube sock.
I'm with the sock people.
I'm due for some new ones as I wear them all year round (my comfort blanket) and they're wearing a bit thin. I absolutely love my salomons (they've got falke sk1w written on the bottom). Does anyone have a good suggestion for what to replace them with?
sorry ise, off thread.
Bandit
reply to 'number one bit of kit' posted Nov-2008
caron-a wrote:skidaddle wrote:bandit wrote:A really comfy pair of ski socks :D
Decent socks are vital and worth spending a bit on imho. Don't anybody, ever, bother with the foot and blister hell that is the tube sock.
I'm with the sock people.
I'm due for some new ones as I wear them all year round (my comfort blanket) and they're wearing a bit thin. I absolutely love my salomons (they've got falke sk1w written on the bottom). Does anyone have a good suggestion for what to replace them with?
sorry ise, off thread.
Caron, you can buy them as Falke socks.... :D
http://www.p2d.co.uk/acatalog/Falke_Ski_Socks.html
This is a retailer I have used in the past, and they have been fine.
Caron-a
reply to 'number one bit of kit' posted Nov-2008
ta, you're a star :thumbup:
you should make commission from all your links!
you should make commission from all your links!
Admin
reply to 'number one bit of kit' posted Nov-2008
Oh no... it's true... I do want socks for Xmas! 8)
But back on thread... my top bit of kit I reckon is the Sportube - no worries about skis getting baggage-mangled, fitted with wheels and a grt big handle that make it easy to carry and trundle around airports... top.
But back on thread... my top bit of kit I reckon is the Sportube - no worries about skis getting baggage-mangled, fitted with wheels and a grt big handle that make it easy to carry and trundle around airports... top.
The Admin Man
Bandit
reply to 'number one bit of kit' posted Nov-2008
Admin wrote:Oh no... it's true... I do want socks for Xmas! 8)
But back on thread... my top bit of kit I reckon is the Sportube - no worries about skis getting baggage-mangled, fitted with wheels and a grt big handle that make it easy to carry and trundle around airports... top.
So true, however they are quite heavy,and some un-enlightened airlines/ Tour Ops are putting a weight restriction on ski bags. In some cases an unrealistic 6kg :twisted:
Always check da small print!
I had a Sportube, but I sold it, as all my skis were too fat to fit.
How's my Steeze doing :D
RossF
reply to 'number one bit of kit' posted Nov-2008
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