Up at 7am....i'm on a mission.

Good luck buying a new jacket next year when green is no longer the "in colour" ;)

MISSION ACCOMPLISHED!!!

I have been waiting to get this jacket all season but at £380 there was no way i was going to buy it.
Two seasons always drop their prices significantly at this time of year, as does everyone i guess.
So i have my new jacket for next season, i just want some new trousers to go with it. The obvious choice is blue to match the trim on the jacket but i am thinking orange! What's your thoughts on that?

Tony is right. Green is the only colour on the slopes.

Snapzzz wrote:MISSION ACCOMPLISHED!!!

I have been waiting to get this jacket all season but at £380 there was no way i was going to buy it.
Two seasons always drop their prices significantly at this time of year, as does everyone i guess.
So i have my new jacket for next season, i just want some new trousers to go with it. The obvious choice is blue to match the trim on the jacket but i am thinking orange! What's your thoughts on that?

Tony is right. Green is the only colour on the slopes.

Nice job.
And you're right, it has to be blue with that jacket, or the obvious black.
I also mix it with red bottoms, but my jacket has red zip trims not the blue.

See what you think:

Oh dear, looks like I'm the sartorially challenged one in my brown jacket...

....and it makes me look fat.

my youngest son's jacket is that colour, he wears bright yellow salopettes 8)

If you find yourself being followed down the slopes, it's because people think you are the Crystal Ski Host!!

bedrock barney wrote:Oh dear, looks like I'm the sartorially challenged one in my brown jacket...

....and it makes me look fat.

Was that a typo? Did you really say brown?

jastem wrote:If you find yourself being followed down the slopes, it's because people think you are the Crystal Ski Host!!

I saw them this year, next year they will change their colour.

caron-a wrote:my youngest son's jacket is that colour, he wears bright yellow salopettes 8)

Yes I saw quite a lot of green jackets and yellow sallos, looks cool.

This season, and especially in St Anton, I saw lots of people wearing my favourite stuff; Haglofs and Norronja. Some of the colours and styles they produce are amazing.
I am particularly liking blue/red as a combo, and green/purple.