CHEAP Snow Pants for SKIING

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EP
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Post by EP » Thu Dec 13, 2007 12:06 pm

And even for cross country you most likely need another pair of longjohns, woollen ones. First cotton or "sports" longjohns, then woollen ones, then windbreaker. Or, for downhill, thicker ones.


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Jazqas
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Post by Jazqas » Thu Dec 13, 2007 4:22 pm

You'll probably want to wear lots of extra padding anyway, if you can downhill anything like me...

(I can still remember people on chairlifts cheering and the occasional "Are you ok?")

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porcher
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Post by porcher » Thu Dec 20, 2007 10:51 am

[quote="EP"]And even for cross country you most likely need another pair of longjohns, woollen ones. First cotton or "sports" longjohns, then woollen ones, then windbreaker. Or, for downhill, thicker ones.[/quote]

Thanks all of you for the tip. I manage to buy a cheap one in Prisma, which I think is already good enough, with all the tips you provided. It costs around 32EUR, not as expensive as 150EUR which I saw in some stores.

It has the same effect for skiing, good for cross country. Downhill? well I am not sure, but I am sure this will hold for me as a beginner.
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