Cold Knees

Ian Wickham wrote:

Dids1 wrote:

Eljay wrote:

Dids1 wrote:Went to Lidl today, they are doing motorbike gear at the moment. Thoroughly recommend their thermals, tops and bottoms. Also their motorcycle gloves, very good for skiing in & if you do dry slope racing as well, as have protection so you don't rap yer knuckles on the poles.

A lot cheaper than the ski racing gloves you can buy.

I never knew they sold clothes. :shock:

Hi Eljay,
Lidl have specials each week.
A few months ago they did ski gear - it's ok.
They do sailing stuff sometimes, including wetsuits, motorbike gear and also they've recently been doing fishing gear as well.

I don't think it's stuff that lasts for years, but for for occasional use or for someone trying a new sport, you can't go wrong.
You'd have to hide the B square logo on the ski helmet tho!!!!
(actually I tried one on and it was a no go - totally odd shape - less it's my head )

Hey big boy, If you gotta hide the label don't buy it :shock:

RoseR wrote:I generally buy snowboard sallo's as opposed to ski sallo's, even though I do both. Boarding pants seem to have more padding especially around the behind area. Which is where I get really cold. In fact last year my cheeks stayed cold for ages after I had got the rest of myself warm back in the cabin. I think I will invest in some mens boxers for next years hols, just to get that extra warmth.