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chill factore and decathlon
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 11-21-07 21:02chill factore and decathlon
hi just been to check out chill factore, diddnt go on the slope but watched from balcony. it looks really good and learner slope looks great to, the only trouble is i asked about boarding lessons and the guy says at the moment they are only doing beginner lessons, i have already done the level one and 2 as xscape at castleford so reckon will learn the 3 and 4 levels there and when confident we eill use slope and chill factore,
also went to decathlon, some good stuff but makes never ...
also went to decathlon, some good stuff but makes never ...
hi just been to check out chill factore, diddnt go on the slope but watched from balcony. it looks really good and learner slope looks great to, the only trouble is i asked about boarding lessons and the guy says at the moment they are only doing beginner lessons, i have already done the level one and 2 as xscape at castleford so reckon will learn the 3 and 4 levels there and when confident we eill use slope and chill factore,
also went to decathlon, some good stuff but makes never heard of, does anyone else get there gear from here? thanks
also went to decathlon, some good stuff but makes never heard of, does anyone else get there gear from here? thanks
re: chill factore and decathlon
We were both new skiers last year and bought their own brand gear (Quecha, or something like it). The jackets and salopettes were great, socks fine but get better gloves - I did a lot of falling over and by the end of the day, mine were cold and wet!re: chill factore and decathlon
thanks , do people tend to take the mick if you dont wear branded gear or does noone bat at eyelid???re: chill factore and decathlon
You can spot the poseurs - the ones' who would love to be strutting around the expensive Alps resorts but can't afford both gear AND the ski holiday! Luckily these are few and far between
(I actually saw a group at Xscape posing in all their new gear - how daft is that!!??)
You go for the skiing - not the fashion - however it obviously helps if the stuff you are wearing is functional and fit for purpose - hardwearing, warm and waterproof - but don't get too hung up with the ...
(I actually saw a group at Xscape posing in all their new gear - how daft is that!!??)
You go for the skiing - not the fashion - however it obviously helps if the stuff you are wearing is functional and fit for purpose - hardwearing, warm and waterproof - but don't get too hung up with the ...
You can spot the poseurs - the ones' who would love to be strutting around the expensive Alps resorts but can't afford both gear AND the ski holiday! Luckily these are few and far between
(I actually saw a group at Xscape posing in all their new gear - how daft is that!!??)
You go for the skiing - not the fashion - however it obviously helps if the stuff you are wearing is functional and fit for purpose - hardwearing, warm and waterproof - but don't get too hung up with the 'badge'!
ENJOY!!
(I actually saw a group at Xscape posing in all their new gear - how daft is that!!??)
You go for the skiing - not the fashion - however it obviously helps if the stuff you are wearing is functional and fit for purpose - hardwearing, warm and waterproof - but don't get too hung up with the 'badge'!
ENJOY!!
re: chill factore and decathlon
thats alright then, so i should be fine in my lidle helment, decathlon ski jacket and mattalan sallopets. god this girls got class
re: chill factore and decathlon
Bought my gear 8 year ago in borovets and still going strong after skiing twice a year over that time.Only thing is im 58 and couldnt give a dam about labels and my gear keeps me warm and dry.dbut
re: chill factore and decathlon
Borrowed Lidl skiwear 1st time we went (just in case!) and it was fine.Bought our own gear in the sales April time ish when we got back, end of season good bargains to be had if you dont care about "this seasons fashions".
re: chill factore and decathlon
Try TKMAXX, they do great gear, lots with 'designer' labels, but cheap as chips compared to the dedicated snow shops. Mostly last years models, but if you wear this years gear you go to Europe to pose.Wait till you see the locals, they're still wearing shell suits, and look good in them.
re: chill factore and decathlon
Look good in shell suits...... I dont think so, no one looks good in a sheel suit!