London ski show 2013

Birmingham was rubbish for the last few years.

Sadly my beloved ski jacket did not survive the deluge on Weymouth Beach yesterday. It leaked through the shoulder seam quite extensively. I have the usual waterproof sprays at home but realistically how effective are they? Ski show next week........what should I do? ( that must be a rhetorical question!!!!!) :lol:

Snapzzz wrote:Birmingham was rubbish for the last few years.

I've always found Birmingham, generally, to be rubbish -)

michelle63 wrote:Sadly my beloved ski jacket did not survive the deluge on Weymouth Beach yesterday. It leaked through the shoulder seam quite extensively. I have the usual waterproof sprays at home but realistically how effective are they? Ski show next week........what should I do? ( that must be a rhetorical question!!!!!) :lol:

I think you have answered the question!
I am not sure I'd be looking to buy at the ski show though, no discounts to be found on clothing in the main.

Tony_H wrote:

Snapzzz wrote:Birmingham was rubbish for the last few years.

I've always found Birmingham, generally, to be rubbish -)

Which is why I now live in Hampshire.

Thinking of going on the Saturday. Maybe.

I have won some tickets through the J2ski Facebook page. I am off to the Manchester one on Saturday - it is free after all :) :thumbup:

£18 for London this year. I think that would put a lot of people off.

I haven't been for a few years, it had become so samey. It seemed to be 75% Snow & Rock and Ellis Brigham shops, a real snow slope/jump too small to be interesting and lots of TO's and resort reps and not a lot else.
Has anything changed?

I hope they've given ESF a poor pitch.