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Boro, buying clothing/goggles
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 12-18-08 00:47re: Boro, buying clothing/goggles
Blue
If I am buying new gear, I always buy last years stuff (The sort of gear that you pick up in TK Maxx). It is usally half the price. Infact, I bought a pair if Sims gloves from TK's only 2 weeks ago. I would expect to pay about £30 quid for them and paid £12.
Your sinner goggles will be fine and no doubt you will look the part.
But to be honest, forget about the style, steez or fashion(With the exception of one piece suits and 1980's dayglo campari!). Just enjoy your boarding! ...
If I am buying new gear, I always buy last years stuff (The sort of gear that you pick up in TK Maxx). It is usally half the price. Infact, I bought a pair if Sims gloves from TK's only 2 weeks ago. I would expect to pay about £30 quid for them and paid £12.
Your sinner goggles will be fine and no doubt you will look the part.
But to be honest, forget about the style, steez or fashion(With the exception of one piece suits and 1980's dayglo campari!). Just enjoy your boarding! ...
Blue
If I am buying new gear, I always buy last years stuff (The sort of gear that you pick up in TK Maxx). It is usally half the price. Infact, I bought a pair if Sims gloves from TK's only 2 weeks ago. I would expect to pay about £30 quid for them and paid £12.
Your sinner goggles will be fine and no doubt you will look the part.
But to be honest, forget about the style, steez or fashion(With the exception of one piece suits and 1980's dayglo campari!). Just enjoy your boarding! After all, it's all about the enjoyment and not how we look. Have fun and keep coming back for more. You'll be suprised how addictive this whole snow sports milarkee can be.
Enjoy!
If I am buying new gear, I always buy last years stuff (The sort of gear that you pick up in TK Maxx). It is usally half the price. Infact, I bought a pair if Sims gloves from TK's only 2 weeks ago. I would expect to pay about £30 quid for them and paid £12.
Your sinner goggles will be fine and no doubt you will look the part.
But to be honest, forget about the style, steez or fashion(With the exception of one piece suits and 1980's dayglo campari!). Just enjoy your boarding! After all, it's all about the enjoyment and not how we look. Have fun and keep coming back for more. You'll be suprised how addictive this whole snow sports milarkee can be.
Enjoy!
re: Boro, buying clothing/goggles
Blue
If I am buying new gear, I always buy last years stuff (The sort of gear that you pick up in TK Maxx). It is usally half the price. Infact, I bought a pair if Sims gloves from TK's only 2 weeks ago. I would expect to pay about £30 quid for them and paid £12.
Your sinner goggles will be fine and no doubt you will look the part.
But to be honest, forget about the style, steez or fashion(With the exception of one piece suits and 1980's dayglo campari!). Just enjoy your boarding! ...
If I am buying new gear, I always buy last years stuff (The sort of gear that you pick up in TK Maxx). It is usally half the price. Infact, I bought a pair if Sims gloves from TK's only 2 weeks ago. I would expect to pay about £30 quid for them and paid £12.
Your sinner goggles will be fine and no doubt you will look the part.
But to be honest, forget about the style, steez or fashion(With the exception of one piece suits and 1980's dayglo campari!). Just enjoy your boarding! ...
Blue
If I am buying new gear, I always buy last years stuff (The sort of gear that you pick up in TK Maxx). It is usally half the price. Infact, I bought a pair if Sims gloves from TK's only 2 weeks ago. I would expect to pay about £30 quid for them and paid £12.
Your sinner goggles will be fine and no doubt you will look the part.
But to be honest, forget about the style, steez or fashion(With the exception of one piece suits and 1980's dayglo campari!). Just enjoy your boarding! After all, it's all about the enjoyment and not how we look. Have fun and keep coming back for more. You'll be suprised how addictive this whole snow sports milarkee can be.
Enjoy!
If I am buying new gear, I always buy last years stuff (The sort of gear that you pick up in TK Maxx). It is usally half the price. Infact, I bought a pair if Sims gloves from TK's only 2 weeks ago. I would expect to pay about £30 quid for them and paid £12.
Your sinner goggles will be fine and no doubt you will look the part.
But to be honest, forget about the style, steez or fashion(With the exception of one piece suits and 1980's dayglo campari!). Just enjoy your boarding! After all, it's all about the enjoyment and not how we look. Have fun and keep coming back for more. You'll be suprised how addictive this whole snow sports milarkee can be.
Enjoy!
re: Boro, buying clothing/goggles
why on earth did that come out 3 times?re: Boro, buying clothing/goggles
You just wanted to get your point across Fathead.To be honest I'd forgotten tk maxx did the goggles, I'll take a look in my local store.
The pair I have now I got from Lidl and have been fine the only problem I had was they steamed up until I ripped the foam out of the top
