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Is there a ski shop in Sofia

zlox Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 08-04-04 02:04

Is there a ski shop in Sofia

Is there a ski shop in Sofia, and if there is- i would be thankfull to those who explane the exac location of it...
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kris Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 08-06-04 09:32

re: Is there a ski shop in Sofia

yes there are a lot
in the shop center TZUM you have a Rossignol shop for example (near Sheaton hotel). Another shop (Atomic) near NDK (national culture palace) and in front of mac donalds.
I can t give you a lot of shops for ski as I practice snowboard, but for sure there are a lot

regards

Kris
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zlox Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 08-09-04 02:55

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ok Kris tnx for the info, and by the way i wanted to aks about snowboard shops but i wasn't sure that those two are appart.
How about a new lineup of shops if it's not a problem. And since i don't know Sofia at all(it is just nearest Bulgarian town to me) is there a shop near that "Metro" store or something called "Ilinci" beacause busses from here(Nis,Serbia&montenegro) go only to those two locations in Sofia..
thankfully
Zlox
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kris Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 08-09-04 08:01

re: Is there a ski shop in Sofia

ahh in this case I will recommend you my favourite shop BAS : http://www.bas-bg.com/
They re very nice, speak english if you prefer, and always give good advices !

Metro and Ilientsi are very far from the center. Why do you want to go there for your shopping ? There is absolutely no board shop there ! All what you need is to print the address of the shop where you want to go (and maybe the map) and show it to a taxi driver, that s easy Surprised)
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zlox Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 08-11-04 13:44

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I don't want to go shopping in metro or ilinci, but that is the only bus tour to Sofia from Nis. That is the problem. I just went to the site you gave me(bus-bg.com) and i found only jackets and boots, but i need a board also, and there is no boards on the site... help again Kris, and i'm sorry if i'm bothering you.
ANY shop in Sofia with new or used equipment will do. Adress or a site would be good Smile
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kris Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 08-11-04 15:14

re: Is there a ski shop in Sofia

Hi

But they have boards in a special room. They just don t put in the website.

If you are looking for cheap prices, second hand material and clothes, go in front of the Levski national football stadium, only during week ends in winter season. They improvise a market there, and you can find very good deals for 2nd hand mainly, but even for new clothes. I bought all my pulls there, gloves and googles.

Hope this helps.
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zlox Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 08-12-04 01:22

re: Is there a ski shop in Sofia

Yes but my biggest problem is a board and a pair of boots, the rest i have already...
I'm new at snowboarding so it's too much for mr to give 500 euros for something i don't even know how to use Smile
I found very good stuff on ebay.de but the shipping is almost inpossible, and i can't find anybody to get it for me...
Stuff is so cheep,i mean-10-20 E for a used board(in good shape) and 30E for new step-in bindings,20e for used shoes and that kind of stuff... but shipping would kill me. it ...
Yes but my biggest problem is a board and a pair of boots, the rest i have already...
I'm new at snowboarding so it's too much for mr to give 500 euros for something i don't even know how to use Smile
I found very good stuff on ebay.de but the shipping is almost inpossible, and i can't find anybody to get it for me...
Stuff is so cheep,i mean-10-20 E for a used board(in good shape) and 30E for new step-in bindings,20e for used shoes and that kind of stuff... but shipping would kill me. it would be 3x the price of it all Sad


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kris Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 08-12-04 06:39

re: Is there a ski shop in Sofia

They sell everything on this market. For my girlfriend we bought brand new boots for 50 euros, and a 2nd hand board (Nidecker freestyle) for 120 euros.
If you see a board for 20 euros, go away from it because it s probably in a bad bad state.
For a beginer, you have 2 choices :
- to invest in a normal non specialized board (1st price for a brand new Rossignol with bindings around 150 euros here) : this is what I did 4 years ago and I don t regret
- if you re really not sure to like ...
They sell everything on this market. For my girlfriend we bought brand new boots for 50 euros, and a 2nd hand board (Nidecker freestyle) for 120 euros.
If you see a board for 20 euros, go away from it because it s probably in a bad bad state.
For a beginer, you have 2 choices :
- to invest in a normal non specialized board (1st price for a brand new Rossignol with bindings around 150 euros here) : this is what I did 4 years ago and I don t regret
- if you re really not sure to like snowboard, rent a board. It s not expensive in BG

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