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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 01-26-05 15:49similar position
arriving borovets early sunday 13th Feb from manchester myself wife and kids 11 & 14yrs boys, no experince of this skiing lark, anyone else in similar position,NB can you wear trainers at night if not any suggesions how I break the news to my sons
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you will need boots when in the town as VERY icy not always slippery but def trainer not appropriate. sorry kids. good luck breaking the news.re: similar position
you will need boots when in the town as VERY icy not always slippery but def trainer not appropriate. sorry kids. good luck breaking the news.re: similar position
thanks for that, i'l will have to go shoppingre: similar position
We arrive in Boro on Sat 12th with 2 girls, we are also beginners and it looks like we need to go shopping.re: similar position
We arrive in boro on 5th feb ,myself, husband 2 sons aged 18yrs and 14.1 daughter aged 8 and a family friend whose 19 .We were told that trainers were ok ? help.re: similar position
trainers are ok if your gonna fall you will. i fell in boots standing still
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The "main" road alongside the majority of bars etc was VERY icy when I was there last week, but saying that people were falling in trainers, shoes, boots, ski boots even!. The locals were starting to remove the ice (dont know what its like now?), but my kids had their boots on for a little more grip (still fell!), if your not sozzled you should be of though!re: similar position
Thanks for the info,some of the family wants boots others wants trainers,i will keep it at that.I know this sounds daft but we are new to this game as well.Would it be best to wear the ski coats rather than packing the ski coats to save on weight in the cases ? and any other useful tips would be helpful.re: similar position
Personally i pack all the ski gear seperatley and wear a warm coat to travel in, but plenty of people wear their ski jackets to travel in. I have a rather expensive jacket and use it for skiing only, that way it will last!
take something to eat & drink on the coach transfer in case your delayed, crisps pop and sweets should do!
My kids took their gameboys and played them on the coach transfer, made it a lot easier!
Oh I bought some lager at the airport in uk duty free for the coach ...
take something to eat & drink on the coach transfer in case your delayed, crisps pop and sweets should do!
My kids took their gameboys and played them on the coach transfer, made it a lot easier!
Oh I bought some lager at the airport in uk duty free for the coach ...
Personally i pack all the ski gear seperatley and wear a warm coat to travel in, but plenty of people wear their ski jackets to travel in. I have a rather expensive jacket and use it for skiing only, that way it will last!
take something to eat & drink on the coach transfer in case your delayed, crisps pop and sweets should do!
My kids took their gameboys and played them on the coach transfer, made it a lot easier!
Oh I bought some lager at the airport in uk duty free for the coach transfer cos we were arriving late at night, managed to make plenty of friends in the seats around me on route thanks to that!
Enjoy
take something to eat & drink on the coach transfer in case your delayed, crisps pop and sweets should do!
My kids took their gameboys and played them on the coach transfer, made it a lot easier!
Oh I bought some lager at the airport in uk duty free for the coach transfer cos we were arriving late at night, managed to make plenty of friends in the seats around me on route thanks to that!
Enjoy
