Halloween Hits for Spooky Ski Slopes.
I’ll be hitting ski slopes for the first time in three seasons in a month, before then, we have to contend with small strangers at the door!
Category: Ski-Gear
Reviews of ski gear from skis to lids; where would we be without all the ski gear to go skiing
Heat Holders Original Socks Review.
Billed as ‘the ultimate thermal sock’, the original Heat Holders socks offer a 2.3 tog rating and are available for both Men and Women.
Smith I-O Recon Ski Goggles; Gadget or Goggles?
Smith I/O Recon Ski Goggles. Fantastic gadget – but is it going too far? The price would make your eyes water; even if you were wearing the googles.
Ski Sun Protection – A Review of P-20 Sun Tan Lotion.
I have been sent some P-20 sun tan lotion to try. Now, to be honest, when I’m skiing there isn’t much flesh on show, so I don’t have to worry about sunburn.
Ski Mojo Knee Support System Review.
I’ve been building up my leg strength, it isn’t 100% and I’m more nervous on slopes than I was. Hence investigating and then getting a Ski Mojo.
Best Smith Ski Goggles for Smithy are Vice.
Time to invest in good ski goggles after trying on several pairs from Smith, as well as others from Bolle, Oakley and Sinner, I opted for Smith Vice.
Make Sure Your Ski Helmet is Still Protecting Your Brain.
You have probably owned a ski helmet for between 10 and 20 years. If you are still wearing your first one, isn’t it about time you got a new one?
Dynastar Intense 10; My First Impression of my New On-Piste Skis.
I read reviews and opted for the Dynastar Intense 10. They hold edges like I’m on rails. They turn when I want them too. They deal with lumps and bumps with ease. If I had one niggle it would be the weight; not noticeable when in use, but they are heavier than my other skis when carrying them from bus to lift to piste.
Ski Gear Review: Thule RoundTrip Ski Roller Bag – 175cm Model.
Looking around, reading reviews and already being a fan of Thule, I came across their RoundTrip Ski Roller Bag. I knew it would be well made. I knew its features would be well thought through. The bag could accommodate two pairs of skis and a fair bit of kit quite easily. So, that’s what we bought.
Thule Upslope Backpack in Use Back-Country Skiing.
After record breaking snowfall in our part of Austria and the magnificent job of the piste-teams to make the mountains safe, those off-piste activities can now begin. With shovel, probe, extra clothes, food, drink, camera and other essential back-country skiing kit packed, we ventured out. He’s the Thule Upslope Review update.
