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What to wear in the snow
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 01-18-06 12:29re: What to wear in the snow
if your sking while you on the nursery slopes and the sun is out you could get away with wearing a hoodie or fleece you shouldn,t fall over that much.re: What to wear in the snow
get your snood from Aldi if they still have them they also did thermals but probably all gone by now - you may be in luckAsda do ok Thermals
I wear Thermal, t-shirt, Fleece and jacket, snood, hat, but we go on Saturday so its much colder than when you go.
also thermals under the salopettes.
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Neck gaiters you can get in most of the outdoor shops - snow and rock do the single layer one as do Oddiesj
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I take the opportunity to wear those really in your face jumpers, lots of colors and very little taste.
In the bars I am fine in just a jumper. There is the dilema of between bars as the only coat i take is my chunky ski jacket. i find that there is a cold interlude between warm bars. Many of the bars have an open fire in them. The coldest night I was there was minus 14 and you could feel the cold air all the way to the bottom of your lungs. During the day when you are skiing you soon ...
In the bars I am fine in just a jumper. There is the dilema of between bars as the only coat i take is my chunky ski jacket. i find that there is a cold interlude between warm bars. Many of the bars have an open fire in them. The coldest night I was there was minus 14 and you could feel the cold air all the way to the bottom of your lungs. During the day when you are skiing you soon ...
I take the opportunity to wear those really in your face jumpers, lots of colors and very little taste.
In the bars I am fine in just a jumper. There is the dilema of between bars as the only coat i take is my chunky ski jacket. i find that there is a cold interlude between warm bars. Many of the bars have an open fire in them. The coldest night I was there was minus 14 and you could feel the cold air all the way to the bottom of your lungs. During the day when you are skiing you soon get warm just through the exersion.
Enjoy yourself
Sam
In the bars I am fine in just a jumper. There is the dilema of between bars as the only coat i take is my chunky ski jacket. i find that there is a cold interlude between warm bars. Many of the bars have an open fire in them. The coldest night I was there was minus 14 and you could feel the cold air all the way to the bottom of your lungs. During the day when you are skiing you soon get warm just through the exersion.
Enjoy yourself
Sam
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Found themals a must even in the evenings (I'm a cold person) long sleeve themal T shirt. long johns, thin fleece under jacket and salopettes, neck gaiter and def. hat and I was very comfortable on the slopes.Got our thermals from simplythermals on line and other bits and pieces from oggie on line.Ali
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You need a layered system of clothing. Depends on your level and how much standing around you will be doing, as beginners will not get as hot as intermediates, but then all that practicing the side step back uphill works up a bit of heat!
In the first week of Feb, I tend to just wear a T shirt under my jacket and underwear under my salopettes. However I carry a micro fleece and neck warmer in my backpack in case it gets too cold. I also carry spare gloves as I've seen how long it ...
In the first week of Feb, I tend to just wear a T shirt under my jacket and underwear under my salopettes. However I carry a micro fleece and neck warmer in my backpack in case it gets too cold. I also carry spare gloves as I've seen how long it ...
You need a layered system of clothing. Depends on your level and how much standing around you will be doing, as beginners will not get as hot as intermediates, but then all that practicing the side step back uphill works up a bit of heat!
In the first week of Feb, I tend to just wear a T shirt under my jacket and underwear under my salopettes. However I carry a micro fleece and neck warmer in my backpack in case it gets too cold. I also carry spare gloves as I've seen how long it takes to get them back when someone drops a glove from a chair lift.
Have a look at:
http://www.snowandrock.com/advice/buying_guides_adult_clothing.asp
In the first week of Feb, I tend to just wear a T shirt under my jacket and underwear under my salopettes. However I carry a micro fleece and neck warmer in my backpack in case it gets too cold. I also carry spare gloves as I've seen how long it takes to get them back when someone drops a glove from a chair lift.
Have a look at:
http://www.snowandrock.com/advice/buying_guides_adult_clothing.asp
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totally agree wayne,layered clothing is best.you can geet very cold when you're standing around,and it depends what sort of day it is.re: What to wear in the snow
loads of good advice, i was just going to take my scarf, but do you reckon the neck warmer is more practical.I dropped a pole from ski lift last year in italy, first time skiing and not good at jugglings skis poles glove and taking in amazing view, hold on to your bits tight on those lifts. .... Lucky for meeee a kind person who could even stand on his ski's returned my pole by the time i got of the lift... Thankyou ski god!xxx
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hi mel you don't need much under your ski wear we where skiing in a tee shirt in December if the suns out its hot, when you are stood around sometimes it is hard to believe that the temp is minus and if your a first timer picking your self up after falling over is hard work, remember your not far from greece and terkey and one month later you can start going there for a sun holiday also bulgeria in the summer is pretty warm make sure your ski jacket gloves ect have air vents in them you will ...
hi mel you don't need much under your ski wear we where skiing in a tee shirt in December if the suns out its hot, when you are stood around sometimes it is hard to believe that the temp is minus and if your a first timer picking your self up after falling over is hard work, remember your not far from greece and terkey and one month later you can start going there for a sun holiday also bulgeria in the summer is pretty warm make sure your ski jacket gloves ect have air vents in them you will probably need them also take a good factor sun cream for your face Ive seen a bad burnt face from skiing not pretty although two snow balls help to cool it off dosnt stop you aging though plenty of factor 50 and you will be fine
