Who could resist this first tracks one-piece baby grow to start the ski T-shirt wardrobe of every budding skier making their first trip to a ski resort?
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January Sick and Tired You've Been Hanging on Me. pop quiz: the lyric above is from what song and artist? clue: as skiing in the Cairngorms in never reliable, these chaps should take a plane.
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The slogans on these ski T-shirts, ‘And if you’ve trusted skis this far, don’t panic now. Trust them all the way.’ and ‘When you have powder, people will always try to take it from you, always.’ reference quotes from If Beale Street Could Talk and Vice.
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I’ve already covered the advice the Government give before you go on your ski holiday. Now we look at what happens when you get there.
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This T-shirt is perfect for hanging out. ‘Well, folks, things have a way of escalating out here in the Back-Country.’ references The Ballad of Buster Suggs
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This T-shirt is perfect for when you want to hang out. The slogan, ‘One second I’m having the time of my life, the next thing I know my ski-day is just done.’ takes its reference from a quote from Ralph Breaks the Internet and the twist just adds to the coolness of this ski T-shirt.
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This chillaxed T-shirt is perfect for when you want to hang out. The slogan, ‘Done properly, shredding is a heroic act. Done properly!’ references a quote from The Incredibles 2 and the twist adds to the coolness of this ski T-shirt.
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This chillaxed T-shirt is a perfect companion for when you want to hang out.The slogan, ‘I love the way you move on skis. The whole world belongs to you’ takes its reference from a quote from ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ and the twist adds to the coolness of this ski T-shirt.
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Where might be the best places to go to guarantee your Easter skiing, especially if it’s in April. Non-scientifically, I searched the Internet and took the lists from the search results. I then compiled my own list.
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I guess that if, like Aksel Lund Svindal, you have been skiing in the mountains of Norway since you were three years old, you’d either love them or hate them. Aksel loves them and believes that it is the “raw nature” of the region that keeps attracting him.
