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What should I bring...
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 11-06-06 17:49re: What should I bring...
hey Pete you got a copy of my list
and my new item for the list is a mini Bourjois lip gloss that you attache to your cell phone - the must have essential item on the slopes - do you want one Pete....
re: What should I bring...
1 x pair of Saloppettes
1 x ski coat
3 x pair of ski socks plus cotton socks for underneath to stop them sweating
Hats (must cover ears)
1 x pair ski gloves (if possible get the ones with a fleecy inner glove)
1 x thermal long johns
1 x thermal top
1 x Ski goggles (you can manage with sun glasses at a push, but if its snowing its hard to see without goggles)
1 x fleece to go under the coat so not too thick
(On a cold day you would wear the Thermal, then ...
1 x ski coat
3 x pair of ski socks plus cotton socks for underneath to stop them sweating
Hats (must cover ears)
1 x pair ski gloves (if possible get the ones with a fleecy inner glove)
1 x thermal long johns
1 x thermal top
1 x Ski goggles (you can manage with sun glasses at a push, but if its snowing its hard to see without goggles)
1 x fleece to go under the coat so not too thick
(On a cold day you would wear the Thermal, then ...
1 x pair of Saloppettes
1 x ski coat
3 x pair of ski socks plus cotton socks for underneath to stop them sweating
Hats (must cover ears)
1 x pair ski gloves (if possible get the ones with a fleecy inner glove)
1 x thermal long johns
1 x thermal top
1 x Ski goggles (you can manage with sun glasses at a push, but if its snowing its hard to see without goggles)
1 x fleece to go under the coat so not too thick
(On a cold day you would wear the Thermal, then another long or short-sleeved T-shirt, then a fleece then the coat you probably wont need as many layers but some people do)
You do not need a bag to take to the slopes they just get in the way.
Sun cream for your face
Fleece Scarf or snood (snood is better)
1 x ski coat
3 x pair of ski socks plus cotton socks for underneath to stop them sweating
Hats (must cover ears)
1 x pair ski gloves (if possible get the ones with a fleecy inner glove)
1 x thermal long johns
1 x thermal top
1 x Ski goggles (you can manage with sun glasses at a push, but if its snowing its hard to see without goggles)
1 x fleece to go under the coat so not too thick
(On a cold day you would wear the Thermal, then another long or short-sleeved T-shirt, then a fleece then the coat you probably wont need as many layers but some people do)
You do not need a bag to take to the slopes they just get in the way.
Sun cream for your face
Fleece Scarf or snood (snood is better)
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this is the list, but its not written in stone, the thing about the bag, I know my friend who I did it for would take a great big ruck sack and cram all sorts of rubbish in it, and end up falling down all day long trying to keep it on her back....re: What should I bring...
You missed the talc for the sore bum and smelly feet
PP
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or is that the smelly bum and sore feet spect it works on both re: What should I bring...
I've taken heat rub before, needed it towards the end of the week when the leggs are starting to feel it.re: What should I bring...
can't be mithered with the heat rub stuff, by the time I need it I'm too stiff to reach!Take yourself off & get a good, proper massage midweek. It's very worth it
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Thank you for bringing some sanity back to this thread
PP
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hip flask for brandy to keep you warm. In the fleese lined gloves try to get them were the fleece can be removed if the gloves get wet easier to dry.re: What should I bring...
normal answer to this question when asked is a couple of bottles of wine and a creat of beer
