For my partner, she is a beginner and wants a lightweight forgiving ski to build her confidence.
Anything up for sale?
Wanted: Womens Skis 150 - 155cm
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Perhaps she should be choosing a ski for an Intermediate? A beginner's ski will be too soft. Is she really short as well as light?
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Started by Raymorgan901 in Ski and Snowboard Gear For Sale 13-Oct-2008 - 6 Replies
Raymorgan901 posted Oct-2008
Edited 1 time. Last update at 13-Oct-2008
Half piste
reply to 'Wanted: Womens Skis 150 - 155cm ' posted Oct-2008
For a beginner its definately best to hire - they will give you all the advice you need, and when she's a bit better you can buy something she'll keep using for a few years. Hope she loves skiing!
Raymorgan901
reply to 'Wanted: Womens Skis 150 - 155cm ' posted Oct-2008
Thanks for your response, maybe I should have been a bit clearer about her experience she is not a complete beginner she has got a few week of skiing experience under her belt plus various trips to the domes/dryslope.
Now she wants some ski's of her own to help her progress rather than using different skis each time we go.
Now she wants some ski's of her own to help her progress rather than using different skis each time we go.
Raymorgan901
reply to 'Wanted: Womens Skis 150 - 155cm ' posted Oct-2008
Thanks for your response, maybe I should have been a bit clearer about her experience she is not a complete beginner she has got a few week of skiing experience under her belt plus various trips to the domes/dryslope.
Now she wants some ski's of her own to help her progress rather than using different skis each time we go.
Now she wants some ski's of her own to help her progress rather than using different skis each time we go.
Tony_H
reply to 'Wanted: Womens Skis 150 - 155cm ' posted Oct-2008
You should take a look at swisstimsskis website [/url] http://www.swisstimsskis.com/component/option,com_virtuemart/page,shop.browse/category_id,2/Itemid,29/[url]
- he has some great bargains and a particularly good range of intermediate Blizzard skis.
Alternatively, try the Ski Warehouse http://www.skiwear4less.com/acatalog/Skis.html
- he has some great bargains and a particularly good range of intermediate Blizzard skis.
Alternatively, try the Ski Warehouse http://www.skiwear4less.com/acatalog/Skis.html
Edited 1 time. Last update at 13-Oct-2008
Jonesj71
reply to 'Wanted: Womens Skis 150 - 155cm ' posted Oct-2008
raymorgan901 wrote:Thanks for your response, maybe I should have been a bit clearer about her experience she is not a complete beginner she has got a few week of skiing experience under her belt plus various trips to the domes/dryslope.
Now she wants some ski's of her own to help her progress rather than using different skis each time we go.
Perhaps she should be choosing a ski for an Intermediate? A beginner's ski will be too soft. Is she really short as well as light?
Bradleyjoes
reply to 'Wanted: Womens Skis 150 - 155cm ' posted Nov-2008
HI RAY
I HAVE A PAIR OF HEAD SUPER SHAPE FOR SALE THESE ARE 147 LONG AND ARE BRAND NEW COMPLETE WITH BINDINGS .
THE ONLY REASON I AM SELLING IS THE WIFE HAS GONE TO BOARDING SO THESE WILL JUST KEEP GETTING MOVED FROM PILLAR TO POST IWILL SELL FOR £120 DELIVERED IF INTERESTED .
REGARDS
BRADLEYJOES
I HAVE A PAIR OF HEAD SUPER SHAPE FOR SALE THESE ARE 147 LONG AND ARE BRAND NEW COMPLETE WITH BINDINGS .
THE ONLY REASON I AM SELLING IS THE WIFE HAS GONE TO BOARDING SO THESE WILL JUST KEEP GETTING MOVED FROM PILLAR TO POST IWILL SELL FOR £120 DELIVERED IF INTERESTED .
REGARDS
BRADLEYJOES
Topic last updated on 16-November-2008 at 19:58