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Where do you keep your skis?
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OH CRAP :thumbdown:
The one you showed us that looks like an Ellis Brigham store. :mrgreen:
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Started by Tony_H in Ski Chatter 01-Sep-2008 - 27 Replies
Tony_H
reply to 'Where do you keep your skis?' posted Sep-2008
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Freezywater
reply to 'Where do you keep your skis?' posted Sep-2008
ise wrote:
Damp shouldn't be a big problem so the cellar is just fine, but dry isn't too good. Skis also shouldn't really be stored upright clamped together, horizontal is generally better than vertical, that's just the way a shop does it.
OH CRAP :thumbdown:
I would have got away with it if it wasn't for those pesky kids!
RoseR
reply to 'Where do you keep your skis?' posted Sep-2008
I dont yet own ski's I rent, so mine are in the hire shop in Finland. But we both keep our boards on brackets in our own office/study.
They look good on the wall.
They look good on the wall.
I'm a laydee
Trencher
reply to 'Where do you keep your skis?' posted Sep-2008
Do make sure skis are dry befor you leave them in the ski bag over summer. A friend made that mistake and it wasn't pretty.
When Mike says basement, it may not be the dank place the word conjures up. Because of the movements that winter frost causes in the ground, foundations in cold climates need to be several feet deep (below the frost line). If you're going that deep anyway, you might as well make the space livable. So most basements in modern houses in Canada/Northern US are fully finished with nine or ten foot ceilings, and are part of the living area. My skis are in my office/sports storage room in the basement.
Trencher
When Mike says basement, it may not be the dank place the word conjures up. Because of the movements that winter frost causes in the ground, foundations in cold climates need to be several feet deep (below the frost line). If you're going that deep anyway, you might as well make the space livable. So most basements in modern houses in Canada/Northern US are fully finished with nine or ten foot ceilings, and are part of the living area. My skis are in my office/sports storage room in the basement.
Trencher
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AJ
reply to 'Where do you keep your skis?' posted Sep-2008
Trencher wrote:Do make sure skis are dry befor you leave them in the ski bag over summer. A friend made that mistake and it wasn't pretty.
When Mike says basement, it may not be the dank place the word conjures up. Because of the movements that winter frost causes in the ground, foundations in cold climates need to be several feet deep (below the frost line). If you're going that deep anyway, you might as well make the space livable. So most basements in modern houses in Canada/Northern US are fully finished with nine or ten foot ceilings, and are part of the living area. My skis are in my office/sports storage room in the basement.
Trencher
The one you showed us that looks like an Ellis Brigham store. :mrgreen:
AJ Adele
IceGhost
reply to 'Where do you keep your skis?' posted Sep-2008
Right now my boys are getting the spa treatment at my local shop. Both of my sets stay up against my wall so I can look at them
Uh oh, I think I broke'd the lift
Hirsty
reply to 'Where do you keep your skis?' posted Sep-2008
All my ski live in the box room standing on their ends. Unfortunately I don't have room to lay them flat.
He was a wise man who invented beer - Plato
Pavelski
reply to 'Where do you keep your skis?' posted Sep-2008
Mine are 2 meters away from my "office"!
However I have to hide some in another room since sons are "viewing' several models which I have not yet tested!
This picture is the Summer resting place of most of my skis! Under kitchen floor, (those black bars are broken carbon fiber ski polles)
However I have to hide some in another room since sons are "viewing' several models which I have not yet tested!
This picture is the Summer resting place of most of my skis! Under kitchen floor, (those black bars are broken carbon fiber ski polles)
Edited 1 time. Last update at 02-Sep-2008
Topic last updated on 08-September-2008 at 16:53