Kit List

they really are very cosy :thumbup:

caron-a wrote:

Can I have your old stuff Bandit?

I have some of my servicable old skis if you pay the postage. How about some K2 TRC 190 :D Bit on the skinny side mind )

Or some original Rossignol BanditL in 170 with Salomon 850 bindings. 1st generation freeride skis really. Skinny by today's standards!

I should really hang them on the wall, but I used the Rossi's in a snowdome last year, and they were fine!

I have a rucksack for sale, it's an Ortovox Cross Rider 20+. Red/white. Great condition, but a little too long in the back for me, hence the sale!

Man, after reading all that lot, I feel really underdressed. Have very little branded stuff, only 3/4 days clothes, Raichle rear entry boots, painting gear. Lift pass Swatch.

Skis reside in Niederau

I forgot to add my most important bit of kit Compeed blister plasters, alway manage to get one on about day 4

RoseR wrote:I forgot to add my most important bit of kit Compeed blister plasters, alway manage to get one on about day 4

Rossfra8 thought i was joking when i mentioned Deep Heat Rose, But i aint as young as i used to be. :mrgreen:




AJ Adele

AJ wrote:

RoseR wrote:I forgot to add my most important bit of kit Compeed blister plasters, alway manage to get one on about day 4

Rossfra8 thought i was joking when i mentioned Deep Heat Rose, But i aint as young as i used to be. :mrgreen:




AJ Adele

Oh yes, deep heat is an essential, sometimes at the end of a ski day I walk like I,ve been horseriding not ski-ing. You wait until you get to my age it gets worse :lol:

Those of you who use deep heat, please visit the Eve Taylor website and buy yourselves some Muscle Rub from their. Much much better and skin friendly than deep heat.

Do you mean it dosent leave a nasty red rash or does it smell better Tony ?




AJ Adele