Dare 2 B

My daughter bought a Dare2b jacket last year out of TKMaxx and she loved it. Reasonably priced, and did the job fine............plus she thought it was fashionable enough to wear, so that's always good news too!!

Hubby has just ordered some salos and I'm looking at mid layers, so thanks for the comments :D

D2B clothing is excellent value, our youngest son looked rather dapper in his ski kit on the slopes earlier this season & never complained once about being cold. I wouldn't hesitate in purchasing more of there products. :thumbup:

Finn

I have just brought some D2B sallo's, I find if I but the expensive sallo's they are far too warm for me, so I'll report back in a couple of weeks what they are like 8)

Expensive 'sallo's' needn't be insulated Ian, you can get 'shell' pants as well, going cheap wasn't necessarily the answer. Do let us know how you get on, I am sure you will be giving their waterproofness a decent test in LGB ;)

Pablo Escobar wrote:Expensive 'sallo's' needn't be insulated Ian, you can get 'shell' pants as well, going cheap wasn't necessarily the answer. Do let us know how you get on, I am sure you will be giving their waterproofness a decent test in LGB ;)

I don't wear shell suits I'll leave that to you northern folk :wink:

to be honest look at the other thread about TK maxx. they sell D2B stuff but also pleanty of other and better at decent prices

last year i bought the kids age 8&10 both dare2be jackets from ebay (they were new with tags) I only paid about £15 each which is enough to pay (as I put them straight on ebay when we returned and made the money back!) they were excellent jackets but it wasnt worth keeping hold of them for this season as they would have outgrown them. They were warm enough and waterproof enough and I thought they looked lovely on the slopes with them. I wouldnt hesitate to buy. A good tip is to take them to TKmax and try them on so you know what size to get, then if you see them cheaper online you can buy with confidence that they will fit.